AdamR28

Plenty of new stuff on the blog, the goat video is one of the best things I have ever seen

Which sprocket do you need exactly? http://tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?produc...;category_id=28 - £3.91 http://tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?produc...;category_id=28 - £17.62 More of these due in an hour or two: http://tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?produc...;category_id=73

You too big boy Haha, that was some major fail on my part... will get Mark to move it Cheers man, really like it!

Desperately wanting another flash for most of these........ Stan with a VERY tight half pedal up... To rear Nice gap up to front - tweaked! Another up to front playing about with a longer lens Gap up to front (it was a bit of a ''practice night for these for me...) And again - takeoff And landing. Somehow got this through to rear I think... Bunnyhop fail. And photo timing fail, there was quite a long period of time when the rear wheel was higher than the front and I was doing an 'in the face of the wall endo'. Skills... Better . Hope you like, cheers to Stan for the photos of me Cheers Adam

No pics yet. Yes - it's a disc frame.

That's it, yeah, the BB is 25mm higher than my last frame (imagine taking 25mm spacers out of your current setup - would feel ruuubbish)... Even though my bars have only gone up 5mm it still bunnyhops fine though, as the back end is so short the front pulls up well.

Cos Deng doesn't sell them separately any more. The frames come with stickers applied, we don't have any spare, sorry.

The stem is what makes the bike IMO, with a 'normal' height bar and stem it just feels like a pogo stick, great for sidehops but not much else... Everyone has different preferred setups though. No worries, glad you like it! Yeah I love the stem, although I am weird when it comes to bar/stem setups and always seem to have them higher than anyone else.

Can be sorted out with GT-85 really easily with the freewheel on your bike

http://tartybikes.blogspot.com/2009/10/ano...ew-bike_28.html Stem... I like it high, some might not!

Hello all, Had my ZOO! Lynx Long frame for a few rides but found I couldn't bunny hop it very well and ended up with shoulder pain... so Mark stole it, haha, and here's my new beast. I've found the BB rise and short chainstay makes it fine for bunnyhopping, but the extra length/room over a 'short' mod is nice. Geo: 1025, 350, 610 reach, +80 BB (with Try-All fork). Bike weight: 8.08kg, frame 1.45kg. Hope you like! Ads

Another rim grinding vid: http://tartybikes.co.uk/media.php?group=guides&id=2

The 20" Foxx is for kids, 26" is 'full size'.

That's never been the case, import fees are always the recipient's responsibility (unless the seller specifies otherwise).

Which bits are you after Heath? Got our delivery last week, just gotta get everything photo-ed and on the site now...

Already replied dude, sorry, we're not open at weekends (Cos of the time difference your email came in at 8pm on Friday)

All the details are here: http://tartybikes.co.uk/content.php?short_name=price_promise

Yep, UPS rule Would never have got there in 3 days with Royal Fail Glad everything arrived quickly dude! We have had stuff next day to the USA, it's mental how 'small' the world is now...

It applies worldwide, but the item has to be stock and as JT said, postage is included.

Speedy building there, looks sweet! Mine's a hair over 1020 with Try-All forks... I think Duncan's will be 1025.

Yeah, really doesn't look like a star nut... are they V!Z/Trialtech forks?

Any chance of a pic? Doesn't sound like a star nut...

They are made of pretty 'hard' steel, which means they are brittle - so if you give it some grief with a hammer and a screwdriver (tech) it will fall to bits and drop out

Nope, not at all, it's the length and axle offset that determine the ride characteristics.

One just turned up in our latest order, and Ali always wears old man clothes so we gave it to him