AdamR28

Wasn't there the same topic a bit ago with other ideas? Edit, here we go: http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....=123324&hl=

Hi all, This is the thread for updates to products by Koxx and Try-All. <b>18th September 08:</b> New Try-All single walled rims, designed to be super lightweight. Weights TBC. Available in 28h front and 32h rear, in anodised grey or black. 32mm width on the front and 47mm for the rear. £45 front and £50 rear. Rear 26" rim weighs 625g. <b>Now also available in white.</b> 20" Front <img src="http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/media/news/front20rim.jpg" border="0" class="linked-image" /> 19" Rear <img src="http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/media/news/rear19rim.jpg" border="0" class="linked-image" /> 26" Rear <img src="http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/media/news/rear26rim.jpg" border="0" class="linked-image" /> Pictures of the 26" fronts to come, but they are the same design as the 20" front rims. Try-All Croco Pads <img src="http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/images/brakes/large_tacroco.jpg" border="0" class="linked-image" /> Further products and news when it is available! Cheers Adam

Marmite! (Colour and opinion, lol)

The master Nah, but the bit about V brake cables was a bit daft man - it's just that they don't allow the pads to rock. I do agree that there is an optimal stiffness to allow a human to get the best out of a brake, but if you apply the same force every time the brake will have more hold with a booster than without.

Precisely, and this is why brakes with boosters have better hold. More force = more friction.

1st comment, put a link up

That sounds like the Jon of old Reformed now though I see!

262mm drive, 265 t'other side

I can't quite get my head around the end bit of this thread but... 36h mod rear rims have smaller holes than 32h ones... If that helps?

Couldn't have put it better, except I'm 25 and less competent at chatting shit than Anal is

I see what you're saying Rowan... I prefer the 'CTRL + X, C, V keys' as it doesn't require taking my hand off the mouse though, saves a lot of time!

Yeah that's right, but you usually need a whack to dislodge the wedge as Flipp said

Red was the right choice... That looks so FUN! Mr Super UCI

Aaah... the memories!!! I haven't spent this long watching videos since about 2003... Didn't realise you were gonna do this, I'll make sure I look for more on my HD tomorrow for you Phil You were definitely one of the original beasty street riders! Thanks!

Has the head tube been faced and also the fork crown race? It's more important with that headset as there is no 'float' because of the integrated bearings...

Haha! I'll try and find that pic actually...

Mrs Tart, BSc BPS Hons!

Exactly what I was about to post!

Right, I can't make this now... gonna organise something somewhere else, will post up when we know what's happening...

The Meta fork geo is totally different to Try-Alls...

Yeah it said it would be fine, I don't care about the wanky south http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/nw/...cast_radar.html

Anyone else fancy it? Probs will be getting there or about 2-3 ish. I'll be online tomoro morning for a yay/nay decision if the weather looks dodgy! Cheers Ads

Haha, ok ok Paul: that's true, but if someone can't set up Maguras well enough to make them work then I'm not sure they have the skills to make some adaptors...

+£29 cos you can't buy that frame any more