AdamR28

160 rear is #3 caliper (unless it's from a Koxx bike?) so you would need a dinnerplate 210mm for that! Magura do one though, but they are about £40. Don't use Porters old knackered rotor cos the brake will just feel poo

Exactly, and less easy to damage as it's further inboard. (And a bit lighter lol)

Will do matey! Yeah love it, setup tips... not really anything different to normal, although the mount is at +50 so you do need a #5 caliper for 190mm rotor (#3 caliper would be 210 rotor). You thinking of trying one? Yes.

Haha, not enough time to do that Get the +35 model then

Thought it was time for a new frame. Got these on our latest order and couldn't resist trying high BB! Usually blue and red together on a bike makes me want to vomit, but somehow I think this looks alright. Anyway, geo: 1085, +60, 375, 72 head, 665 reach. Frame weight 1.85kg, bike weight 9.52kg. First proper ride tonight hopefully... Cheers Adam

Built this today, a little shorter and lower BB than the Adamant 24": Geo: - 1040 wheelbase - 385 chainstay - 73 head angle - Plus 30 BB - 660 'reach' Cheers Adam

Same as the old one, but more teeth in the ratchet and 'neater' (CNC instead of cast) pawls.

Built, then de-built, pics asap

Yep, already on it...

About 10.88kg light. Frame approx 2kg.

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....howtopic=140925

The same...

Got one built yesterday but just got round to doing pics: Geo: - 1055 wheelbase - 385 chainstay - 73 head angle - Plus 35 BB - 660 'reach' Comments: - BB system is really really good! - Chainstay yoke is pimp - Triangular chain and seat stays are really sweet - Feels a bit like my old Zebdi Cheers Adam

Soon. If everyone could stop sending pointless emails that would help lol

Description updated: Available only with the combination of parts shown (not different coloured rims, hub or spokes). If you would like coloured rims, hubs or spokes then you need to order the constituent parts separately plus a wheelbuild from the 'Workshop' section.

Happy Birthday dude, you're at work and can't read this but hey

Yes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascal%27s_principle, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydraulic_press

Haha, dammit, I was only 9 years too late That with a tiny (120mm, 140mm) rotor on a trials bike... awesome.

Twice as powerful. Dammit, I wanted to do that! Would be bloody beast for trials... PS: Marzocchi Z1 Bombers from 97 had two disc mounts (one on each leg), I saw a bike with twin front discs in MBR, anyone remember what it was?

Don't worry, we will do some proper builds :wink2: Edit: Quick photoshop, stem on the Echo should have a bit more angle maybe, may tweak later:

Sorta... but you can't get an ISIS BMX BB for under a tenner? (1. because BMX don't use ISIS and 2. A tenner for a BB is silly?)

Agreed Good luck to all!

135 vertical, I think there may be a disc frame available (since there are new 135mm disc rear hubs 'Available soon' on the price list) but not definite... We'll be getting all the new parts on this delivery

Price TBC depending on if the frames come supplied with a BB or not (isn't clear from the price list)... But around £250-320 for frames and then BB around £60 ish (only the Echo BB is compatible with the frame). 24" SL, TR and Urban rims (and TR wheels) will also be available at the same price as currently, same with 24" Urban forks (Disc/HS33 and Disc/V). Our order has left and should be here in 10 days ish