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With the current range of freewheels, i feel that a freewheel would be the best option to take, most have replacements parts that dont cost an arm and a leg, unlike profile parts, also freewheels are cheaper to start with.

Maxxis MINION dh Michelin Comp24 Michelin Wildgripper hot s

Take a look at the Heatsinkbooster or some of the range on Tarty bikes as they are most of the ones that are out on the market at the moment.

Good pics man nice little video aswell you pretty good on your bike aswell. Keep it up mate.

Give your rim a light grind and buy some plazmatic crm pads, your brake will work a beast , and whack a bit of tar on aswell , or if you wanna keep your rim smooth you could try out the new onza citrus pads, i had a go on a bike in supercycles with them on a smooth rim and the brake was immense didn't slip or roll at all .

Why do you think everybody is getting high rollers ? Maybe because their good tyres, well if you want to be different, look at the michelin comp and hot s tyres their pretty good, i used to run a comp24 and it was really grippy and held to most things well.

Get your wheel built man , your brake works mint as it is. No need to change it at all man , see you later.

That looks lush mate , good job by the looks of it aswell .

To me the dropput looks like you put your qr through the holes and use the silver sliding peice to tension your chain.

My new Machine, ask for a spec if you want it.

Welcome mate , good post , great punctuation and structure. I feel you will be a good member to the forum.

Plazmatic crm *** .

I havnt got a report button or i would of used it on this topic ,and a user called willsy who is selling stuff in his sig.

Many Thanks.

Well therefore i have came to the conclusion your friend is a bell end and has made you look like a penis also.

It would be best in my opinion to sand them down or use a wire brush type attachment on a drill, can't find a picture of one though.

Alright, just a simple one here does anybody know the bb shell size for a onza t-comp ?

Do you mind? T-pros are a lot nicer to ride than mag's look nicer and have'nt got any random twatty hogs drilled into them.

I run a lower end cheaper cable disc brake, (hayes mx-2) and i love it , it modulates brilliantly and locks perfect, a fair bit of adjustability on the caliper, and when used in conjunction with a top notch lever or as such it works brilliantly, i've had mine for well over a year now, as long as you keep your cable in good condition your brake will work , to keep my running smooth every sunday i: 1. Flush outer cable with wd40 or similar. 2. Teflon grease the inner cable. It's a 5 minute job to keep your brake working great, well worth it in the end, and i doesn't cost too much to get new cable, a matter of a few quid, rather than if you knacker your hose up when you have to shell out for hose nd bleeding kits etc. Well worth cable

Plaz crm worn grind tar IMMENSE

When their a british company hmmm o...k then try hopegb.com UK Head Office Hope Technology Ltd. Hope Mill, Skipton Road, Barnoldswick Lancashire, United Kingdom BB18 6EN Phone: +44 (0) 1282 851200 Fax: +44 (0) 1282 851201 E-mail: info@hopetechnology.com

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Maybe if you want a HOPE gothic rotor it would be best to contact hope.

And then put ferrels on the end ( i think thats the name for them.)

You do still actually have cups to put in, its just that cups are hidden/ taken up within the frame