AdamR28

From the pics I have seen, the geo seems quite '24-y', but if enough requests are sent for 24" TGS frames...

MG-1s, Echo SL headset and Trialtech headset spacer

Yeah it's a Maxle swingarm, Rockshox QR. PS: Onzaboymark is a poet and he didn't know it!

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Approx 2 weeks.

9.76kg Cheers Adam

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Chainreaction do not have the tyre in stock so we cannot match the price, sorry! That is one of the conditions of our 'price match'. If they do have it in stock then we can match their price no problem.

Oh, sorry! Example: If our price is £38, but another shop sells it for £35 (and everything on our Price Match page is ok), we will sell to you for £35

Us, because we will match any price :wink2:

We don't offer discount as standard, sorry, but our price match policy applies: http://tartybikes.co.uk/content.php?short_name=price_promise Thanks

Hi Roller Single Ply 2.5". The Dual Ply version will DEFINITELY reduce punctures, a Rain King or Der Kaiser will be even better, but they are quite expensive...

As soon as we can get them here

Wondered how long these would take to appear :wink2: Foxx bike: £1379 Foxx frame: £429 Geo (TBC): 1075, +25, 380. Stinger bike: £1049 Stinger frame: £259 Geo (TBC): 1085, +35, 380.

Website :wink2: http://tartybikes.co.uk/terms-and-conditions.html#postage Seriously though, depends how busy we are and what delivery service you specify, but often up to 4pm for smaller things

Unfortunately I think you will wait forever... The best people to contact are Consumer Direct.

Nah, surely it's on the same hand? (bad-dum doosh!)

73mm on that frame Something like the Because, Truvativ, Onza, Neon or SKF works best (with spacer removed).

They've been around for yonks but we chose not to get them in because the geo isn't very current, they are butt ugly (IMO!) and pretty pricey (about £300). If there is enough call for them we can get some in no probs though!

Few pics of Ali messing about on his XC bike Gap up to front Dropgap Accurate Gaps across the top of the spool and drop! Just like trials 10 years ago Ads

But you could if you saved up for about 18 months :wink2: I can't really help with the finance question, sorry, but I'm of the same opinion as George and Jon!

Chainring bolt Not actually essential because your wheel will hold it in place, but they are handy

The frames aren't all the same though, there are huge differences. Just like with ANY product, the higher end stuff has much more put into it. Example: 'Cheap' frame: - Plain gauge tubing with simple shapes (Echo lite) - Less CNC work (Echo Lite) - Made to lower tolerances (Da Bomb etc) - Standard sticker graphics (ZOO Pitbull) - Basic paint finish or just lacquered (Echo/ZOO/Adamant) Car analogy: BMW (cos this type of trials bike frame is MUCH better than a Halfords special/Kia) 'Expensive' frame: - Butted or hydroformed tubing, extra bends, complex profiles (Hydroxx, Monty Kamel, Limey 3) - Lots of CNC work (Koxx XTP/Sky) - Made to higher standards, better welding, higher tolerances (Koxx) - Anodised finish or water transfers, even fade anodising like in the case of the Rockman! (Kortz, Slate) - Cost of supporting a huge world team with equipment, travel expenses etc... (Monty, Koxx) Car analogy: Ferarri Get what I mean? Ads

There's plenty of frames at £300 though... You can't expect a BMW for Kia money, or a Rolex for Casio money, it's the same with anything...