AdamR28

Probably meant to say 747g. Another site lists the Onza Hog rim at that weight, I imagine the description will have been 'borrowed', like with other parts. Edit: Yep, it appears the Viz front rims have drilled sidewalls now too :P

Shimano Deore - problem solved.

In a 'not-wanting-to-sound-harsh' way, then whats the point in a booster thats essentially the same as a Control booster? Plus, weren't you the one whinging that 4 bolt boosters were too hard to set up, Mark? (Y)

Yep.

Most pads are made from Polyurethane, not rubber. Performance comes down to the grade/hardness etc.

Sounds like you just need a different bolt - the T-Pro frames take an M5 x 0.8 bolt. You may have to chase the threads through though, I just tried one and the finish is pretty thick. Agreed about steel cams Steve. One thing I did find when I used Monty cams though, was the teeth don't allow enough adjustment - my chain was either too tight or too loose, not ideal!

You'll need to provide the insurance company with all the receipts from when you bought the parts.

Yeah, 264 :P

What are you posting? A car? A pea? Seriously, look here: http://sg.royalmail.com/servlet/acedispatc...pageId=frameset

More news...

New seals won't help for long, it'll just start leaking again.

55mm (with Echo Team/Lite/Easy forks)

Should be in the UK in a few weeks.

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....showtopic=43238 I believe thats the same guy... sorry!

Bout 7 or 8 at a guess.

All the answers as to how to get a new bearing are in this thread... However, the ones I have here (in a hub) appear to be non-standard, they're approx (cant find my calipers) 15 x 25.5 x 7. The code is I5267. Good luck!

Vin Diesel :sleeping:

Try 'loading' the pedals a lot while you're back pedalling... still do it? How tight is your chain?

The Echo hub is very similar to the Onza T-Master (comes in silver or black, 32h or 36h), which is £30. An advantage of the Echo hub is that it has built in snail cams (well, should, theyre not shown on the picture you linked to, or mentioned in the description), which make things very neat and tidy. Both hubs use steel axles and sealed cartridge bearings, so are pretty solid and dependable! If you're after colour, then the Viz hubs are apparently good (I'm sure there'll be a few people with opinions about them :$), or the 2006 Echo hubs will also be worth a look.

UCI rules are actually pretty different to BIU... However I don't see a problem with 'Non-UCI' riders being able to learn them.

I do indeed, but swapping takes yonks on my acemazing 21.6kb internet connection... However, you're so sexy Joe, that I'll do it just for you :bunny:

Looks like the new Thrice album to me...

'Buyers have to pay GBP5 for shipping within the United States and United Kingdom.' Not bad for recorded shipping from Singapore?

Like this you mean? http://www.trashzen.com/anftwheelhook1a.html http://www.trashzen.com/antrick2.html Not bad for an EMO :S

That's a damn good line up :bunny: Looking forward to commentating!