AdamR28

Yo Ben, Yes, that's deliberate - all the products can have more than one category. Another example is the H 100 front disc hub which is in both trials and XC hubs Cheers for the comments so far! Adam

Not until they are here, Black and Grey only as listed. Cheers! Adam

Hi all, K-124 UK have a new website - http://www.k-124.co.uk Trials riders interested in the 2009 Koxx Bike range can view it here: http://k-124.co.uk/search.php?category_id=195 Keep an eye out for the team van at events throughout next season: Thanks to the guys at Cox Web Design for their hard work as always. Comments welcome! Thanks Adam

'Incorrect survey link code!'

Shorter top tube.

I believe so, then combine it with 10mm less offset on the forks makes it effectively 72.5mm

The Trialtech in M12 is nice and strong at a middle sort of weight, if you want something super tough then have a look at the Truvativ Gigapipe and the SKF BFR-600 - both much stronger than the Meta but a bit heavier than the Trialtech.

ThinkBikes are in the next series (Not sure if they are on live shows though)

Oh yeah, and that too... could be clicky pads!

Very unlikely the forks are broken, check your headset

Those geos are still 'to be confirmed' (as stated on the site), I haven't had chance to stick a headset and set of forks in one and measure up just yet But it does look pretty close to the geo stated by Echo.

Bloody yanks Good vid of course

The results?

Guess who won? http://www.bikebiz.com/news/29811/BikeBiz-Awards-The-Winners Ah well, maybe next year!

http://www.ymsa-biketrials.co.uk/entry.doc

You need to factor in things like head tube length and BB rise, but 1 degree head angle difference = 10mm reach difference if everything else is the same. Python looks good, decent geo, woo!

No worries, thought you might appreciate it (*undetectable internet sarcasm alert*)

Hmm, when was that? I've cleared up all holiday emails from last week now... Try sending again to tartybikes@gmail.com Edit: From: maxisamunter@hotmail.com To: info@tartybikes.com Subject: Ozonys and stuff... Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2008 11:15:11 +0000 :wink2:

Aye, just loads of pics and descriptions to do now.... joyful!

There is a lot of grease in there when it is new for a reason - by using the freewheel, the grease is pushed out of the areas where there is too much, leaving the correct amount in place... meaning the freewheel will last longer than if you just rip all the grease out.

I doubt it unfortunately...

We have been told by Try-All that they are the best performing pads they have ever made, but I would prefer that another forum user who has experienced the pads answers that for you Nathan There is a double walled undrilled 19" version available in 36h, but as far as I know there are no plans for a 26" model at the moment. If one was produced I very much doubt it would have non-round holes. Thanks Adam

Haha, I suppose so, but if you know you aren't gonna make something, it doesn't make sense to me to just smash into it anyway and break your bike.

I guess it comes down to how much you let your bike smash into stuff. I (nearly) always know if I'm not going to make something, so instead of slamming my chainstay/dropout into the wall/rock/whatever, I put my foot down... thus not twatting the rotor.