Bigman

Just a video of me riding my Ozonys XR26. Ozonys XR26 vid 1, Vimeo Any comments welcome. Thanks Adam

Both look awsome Ads!!! Should get a 210mm bad boy on the rear of that yaabaa!! But i feel "holy stem stackers batman" is appropriate Also, whats that rear rim on the Yaabaa, thats not a standard koxx rim..... Adam

I don't think that is actualy Gilles's site, that site has been around for ages and it was just the Coustelliers site.... Giaco's does look sweet too! Adam

Not many people are going to have had a worldcat in the UK yet as they have only been imported to this country for the last few months, i would take a guess that if the worldcat freewheel is a 72ep freewheel that it would be identical to the zhi, monty and viz ones just with different anodizing. From the people i have been speaking too who have had experience with both the tensile and the other freewheel they say that they are both very good, but since the tensile is cheaper to go with that one. Adam

If it is dry i may come, but at the moment the weather is looking shockingly bad!! Adam

Easiest way to drill the front of your headtube is to use a hole saw and cut 2-3 holes in a line down the front of the headtube, then just use a file or similar to join the holes Adam

You should buy one, they rule...... Oh, I have one for sale too, so buy mine Bike looks abit, um....... Adam

I have no idea Dave, doesn't say anything....... Adam

Tried uninstalling, no luck..... And it is deffinatly not a portable one..... Adam

I think so..... Adam PS: It wasn't because i uploaded the wrong screen shot, honest....

Right, the other day i installed adobe reader 9, ever since the installation when i have gone to open, say My Documents or Internet explorer for example an install window appears and will not open the folder until the installer has gone, Picture of the install window: From clicking the button to opening the folder it can take around a minute, maybe a little more! Please help me sort this, it is sooooo frustrating! Thanks Adam

Just seen this on the Photo by sergio setion on vimeo, the things that mr Raga is doing on that moto is very impressive, his rear wheel control is very good! Vimeo Adam

Happy birthday Slaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag! Adam

Yeh, i think i am going to head across tomorow. Adam

People always say "echo's are stronger" but to be honest i have never had a problem with try-all rims, and i am the heaviest rider on this forum! The other thing that alot of riders will go on about is how an echo rim will hold a grind longer, it is true to an extent, but with the right pad combo etc a brake will work on a try-all for ages and still be imense, anybody who has ridden my bike will agree that my brake is stupidly good! Yes the try-all is lighter which is a reason i run them. You can not realy go wrong with either realy, to be honest. Also, is this for 20 or 26inch? Adam

Right, hopefully i will be there around 11ish, looking forward to it Adam

Woop Wopp, Happy Birthday dude!!! Adam

Tis good, i think most places have dropped, our local shell is 99.9 for petrol and 110.9 for derv, woop, lets get derv under a pound then i will be happier Adam

Forgot to answer this for you Phil, I did the rim with a hand drill as the wheel was fully built..... Adam

The forks do not weigh to much realy, no heavier than a set of koxx forxx... Yeh, as Phil said the noise is the front brake. Adam

I think it could be around the 10kg mark, would like to find out exact though..... Adam

The tensioner has a bit from a 74kingz attached, picture: Not sure how much it saved, completely forgot to weigh it before It does look cool though! Adam

The forks were around 900g ish and i think they are 410mm long, but i would have to check. The blades are magura 4 finger blades that have been drill, slotted and stripped. Adam

I bet it is not too far off...... Adam

Yes, but if i fall on them i will not get a hole in me Adam