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the soyo grips are really good thin and hell of a grip can be sore at times https://sslrelay.com/s90248139.oneandonesho...ndex.shopscript

yea thats what i used for a good line for single speed

Grease up the little o ring on the back of the cnc backings that stops it from sticking and breaking Coust pads are the stuff mines even honk in the soaking wet Any pad material will fit if not cut it to fit i dont use glue in mine and to melt the glue put it in the oven

yea you can when you buy them you can have the choice

Are your koxx forx disk or maguras cause the ones i got the maguras, dont line up to the rim very well so the pads touch the rim squint, as if they welded the mounts slightly to high, are they all the same or do i have a duff pair

I was wondering what is the hardest move to practice and how do you go about it. I have a few side hop, wheels swaps, but i am not brilliantand only 5"4 , so whats your hardest move?

CNC Snail cams -The ridged one is for the drive side to stop the wheel moving/chain going slack and the smooth on the other side is for fine adjustment so your brake dont rub cause ridges are realy hard to adjust. I think its a really effective but simple idea and also they weigh nothing and really work well, i think thats what on the new koxx bikes!!!

I used try - all ones and they moved all the time. Now i got theses and work a treat CNC Snail Cams

Clean bikes sell the correct monty ones with the small bolts and the fit to the outside of the frame this is why the axle will be bigger

This is the way i see it: experiment Feet in Middle of pedles - Place feet on the ground flat , curl your toes up the sky and try jump your highest Balls of your feet on pedles- Now stand with the heels up of the ground slightly and on your balls of your feet and jump you will jump so much higher and easyer the achellies is the one strongest muscle in your body so by using the balls of your feet you use the achellies giving you more spring, but if you use the flats of your feet you use only your thighs and not both

I used that set up and work great prob. the best yet, then i got coust and worked great for the first few days and have fadded in power after a while but my rim is neeeding a good grind been 6-8 months so will try that and see

move the cog out by using s/s speed spacers dmr do them they have 3 one thick 2 thin or get a old casset and split it and use the spacers from it, also get a longer bottom bracket i had to get a 127mm for the caisso which done the job

I am just back from oz and we stayed in mornington south of melbourne. I would recomend you see Rye beach and go to Arthurs seat which is about 1 hour drive from melbourne. Arthurs seat is the highest view point amazing views i would also recomend the Grand Casino in melbourne in the big shopping mall and the puffin billy steam train was a nice relaxing day to through the forrest thats in dandenong the tree hugers place lol

i am not a big fan of horizontal dropouts cause the 1 the force on the chain moves the wheel causing the chain to be slack and the brake rubbing 2 snail cams are not strong enough always let the wheel move 3 running discs would be problem with chain stretch so a fixed drop out (normal) would solve this and use a eccentric bb could solve the problem and have the axles all standard sizes and also there would be no movement of the wheel that was my thinking or go down mr leesons road

I was looking at single speed dirt jumping bike the other day and noticed it had no chain tensioner it used a eccentric bottom bracket is this the way forward?

I am thinking about making up axles for the rear cnc hub i asked Mr Savage on a price a few times but no replys. So i am looking at who would want one if i made a few up but first i will try what grades are are avalible first so far only 6082 but would rather have the 7075. Just let me nowwho wants one so i can get numbers together and prices cheers!!

xtp mod about 8 kg, 18lbs and thats with a steel axle in the back which i am try to get a aluminium one back in if Mr Savage will give me a price on one or i will make a few up and sell mmm!

That was the winner of the koxx video comp. I like the matrix bit and the helmet cam

i would wait for the new xtp dual disc http://www.koxx.es/es/index.php/component/...zoom/Itemid,72/ http://www.nopogo.org/IMG/jpg/xtp_20_dd-2.jpg

i wear them 90% of the time only really hot sticky days a dont. I stopped wearing them for 1 year and i really regret it now, my legs are a complete mess and i feel embarassed telling people where i got my scars from so the last few years i have been wearing them and i also feel more confident too. I thought i was manlly now i feel like a fool so wear them!!!!

Go single speed, that sheds loads of weight esecially at the rear, lighter rims/ hubs, cranks ,forks, tyres michillan hot s 800g, just do some research and compair weights i think my caisso was 10kg http://weightweenies.starbike.com/listings.php

I didnt want to pay 45 for monty pedals when you get the same vp with 2 cages so i modified them. i run single cage i got aluminium tube from b and q and made up spacers and also if you have monty pedals you could file/buff the spacers smaller or use brake clamp bolts which go right through to save them from stripping

where can i get a hold of coust pads for my cnc backings heatsink have stopped the mail order. Even normal ones will do any ideas?

i have got one and they dent very easy. I have had mine for 1 year now so its doing well but they are very light and ride really nice it has its pros and cons. To be truthfull its a comp bikes