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Do you mean the whole free wheel or just the bits with the teeth on it? The bottom half could still be intact but the freewheel might be nackered so you are not getting any drive. Try writing your posts with a little bit more detail mate .

aahhhhh! kill him

That's so crap its funny .

Haha awesome, half of the coding is in chinese. I better go and test it out

0 degrees C?

T-pro. It's an amazing frame for the price.

Goths without make up...

Woah bumpage, my bike has changed so much since then .

Haha that sounds familiar.

If only you invested in some run on flats

Water is fine, I sometimes leave mine outside over night and it doesn't freeze and I couldn't be bothered using anti freeze. Oil gives it a really slow slugish feel which is horrible. Bottled water is not going to make much difference to normal water really depending on where you live. You would be better of distilling the water in a pan first so there is less air in it, won't make much difference though. The only down side is that your warranty doesn't cover it being filled with water.

Your chances of geting sponsored by onza are very slim. Take a look at ben slinger and look how amazingly amazing he is, thats why he got sponsored.

Now way pay that much to get your rims ground, thats the price of a grinder. Just search on how to grind rims then do it. I just did my mates rear rim and sliced my finger open on the blade when i was spining it around to do the next part and it well hurts I had to wait about 10 mins before i could finish it off because I kept pouring blood every where. It's really easy to do though basicaly grinder+a decent blade+technique= a nice grind.

Where could I get some of that from? It sounds fun stuff .

Not if my pepper spray has anything to do with it!

Ok my mate has got some gold try all rims which he want's the paint off so it will go with his monty. So far we have tried white spirits and it didn't do a awful lot, So I scrubbed it for about 5 mins with the back of a sponge (the green slightly abrasive bit) with white spirits and it sort of came off but by the time I had done about 5cm's of a side wall the sponge was nackered So has anyone got any bright ideas to get it off? Cheers people

Weight: 460g Full hydraulic rim brake, closed system without reservoir Tool less pad adjustment Streamlined aluminium brake lever with integrated Turbo Pad wear Adjuster (TPA) allowing on the fly adjustment Complete with boosters as standard equipment Compatible with tyres upto 2.5" with the new EVO II mounting system Yes.

Chef burned the mushrooms... along with the kitchen.

We all live in a yellow submarine, A yellow submarine, A yellow submarine, We all live in.....

The difference is shorter bikes are more flickable so are good for street and are easier to throw around so better for beginers. Longer bikes are aimed more towardes uci type rideing and are easier to gap etc but are slightly more slow and slugish to get onto back wheel. You would probebly feel more comfy on a longer bike so you are not so cramped up and you will have more cockpit area.

They won't fit in your frame width wize I don't think, but im not sure. Are you running a booster? and if so what booster. They don't fit in my T-lite because of my booster, It's a bit of a shame they only do them monty size now but ah well.

Sounds awesome. I will deffo have to get my hands on one of those DVDs' when the time comes

They are about the best tyres you can get for mod and stock, Bit pricy though. They won't fit your bike though, more or less all decent rear trials tyres are for a 19" rim.

Hahaha I thought I was in NMC for a moment

If i want to get it off i just re-grind my rim