Dan6061

Sure it was.

Only pic there. My old T-Poo

Bike must have came to him/her flat-packed. The forks were probably on the right way to fit in the box, with the stem the wrong way. Or else the box would have a stem poking out, or the box would have to be longer. They haven't got a clue how to build a bike, so they guessed it was right like that.

Profiles are for BMX's/Mods. So the spacing would be different compared to a 24" or 26". Unless you change something on it to make it fit properly?

That's terrible. A new frame shouldn't crack after something like that. Where did you get the frame from? I'd also suggest contacting Echo, tell them what happened, and say that you wouldn't expect that from a brand new frame. Especially from them. Hopefull they'll ask you to send the frame to them, so they can check the damage. Then they should send you a new frame. Something like that...

Hopefully they'll bring out a High Roller with less wear rate? And the Crawlers too. Even though mine hasn't been that bad...

I really like my Inopias. I had some Osiris' before, and they were grippy too. My V8's wore holes where the pins go in, which made them grippier. My Inopias have only worn where the pedals go, and are still really grippy. Really comfy too. And I've had these for a few months now.

What will happen next? Infeted ear removal?! Nah, joking. Unlucky man.

My silly ideas... Do the TPA in the rear magura al lthe way up, so the brakes locked. Take off the front wheel, and keep it in your room. And weigh down the bike, add random spikes to it if needed, to make it awkward to carry. That way, they can't ride it anywhere, even if they do undo the TPA, there's no front wheel. Put the bike behind a load of clutter. Any rubbish in your garage or whatever, move it out the way, put the bike there, then cover it. Make sure you get some noisey stuff around it too, so if they do happen to see the bike, they'll have to scramble over all the crap, or try and move it all out the way. Cover the bike in locks. Will cost a fair bit, but will be a bitch to get through before you spot them. Have a huuge ones going from wheel to frame, and another one bolted to the wall, wrapped around the bike. Wire up the bike to some electricity. If they touch the bike, they'll get a huge electrical shock, that will stun them, and no doubt will make the scream/shout. Thus waking you up, catching them, then ringing the police with a stunned bike theif sat in your garage. Hope you don't take these seriously... Goodnight.

I just dump mine in't garage. No one bothers to rob stuff round here, and my roads a dead end at the top, so no one comes here. I don't mind though.

The T-Pro's aren't exactly strong either. I cracked my one. Many have cracked them. Even smooth riders. If you're just starting off, and if you're not so bothered about weight, get the T-Mag. If you are bothered about weight, go for the T-Pro. The T-Mag is shorter then the T-Pro, unfortunatley i'm unsure on the wheelbase. But my T-Pro was 1000mm, with Onza straight Alu forks. I think the T-MAg is slightly smaller...

Stick to 7.5. No problems.....

I just love riding. Even though i'm not that good, I still enjoy riding. I have days where I just ride shit, can't control the bike etc. Other days I ride really well, doing things i've never done before. It's just the feeling of satisfaction after landing something new that I like.

It'll hurt at first, but it'll all harden up. And will be fine. Unless you have blisters, they hurt like a bitch when they pop...

Me and my mate made one aaaages ago. His brothers T-Mag was broken, or he stripped it down to clean it etc... So we covered basically all of it with insulation foam, and a hell of a lot of gaffa tape, and jumped on the trampoline! Was so mush fun. His neighbours gave me a dodgy look...jumping as high as their fence, on half a luminous yellow bike, covered in gaffa tape. was like: Good times...

I'm getting into old skool hip-hop at the moment. Jurrasic 5 are probably my favourite at the moment.

1. You answered yourslef...twice? 2. No forsale/wanted threads in NMC.

According to his profile, he rides a Monty 219. So he'll have a rear 18t freewheel, and a 24t chainring fixed to his cranks? Something like that...

Yes. All the cylinders are the same.

Si you beat me to it Bought it off my mate for £130... Got about 45 out of it I think..on flat..had a proper jacket, helmet, super padded gloves etc, so I was all safe. Haven't been on it in aaaages...

Big ol' bowl of Coco Pops. Or if i can be bothered, Bacon sarnie, or sausage sarnie. If i'm feeling creative.. a fry up. Sausages, Bacon, fried bread, fried egg, beans.

Back on topic: Basicaly...yes. Saves a bit of weight, and looks cool with some coloured rim tape.

The you might have to file the bash down, as T-BAD said... EDIT: fooked the quote up..

Is your chain tight?

I'm guessing you have to buy the Lever and cable seperatley... For future reference, quick questions go here