laurent

Very nice. But 116mm spacing is shit! Stupid choice! Do the same with 135mm spacing and i'll buy one! Too bad...

ORGANIC= BETTER PERFORMANCE AND LESS DURABILITY !!!!! SINTERED= A BIT LESS PERFORMANCE AND MORE DURABILITY !!! It's that simple.....then it's your call to choose what you want. An be sure no matter what you choose your bb7 will have a tone of power as usual. Does it make sense to you? i hope this will help you!

Nice! It's the usual answer of the famous dan! I said that to me everyday during...weeks I received my wheel 2 month later. So you can expect to have your order with you....not tomorrow. Hang on! I'm sure you will get it one day.

Be patient, i wait a 26" wheel during 2 month...maybe 3...

Sintered are fine! You'll probably have a bit more power with organic, but it'll not last as long as the Sintered. So as Sintered have enough power to my opinion, you should get it.

I can't figure out why people are still ordering on this website! This company is a joke. No stock, or false stock....liar.....mistakes... They are really inefficient. my advice: if you can , cancel your order and do it on a real shop!

i received the handlebar this morning, the color is actually a bit weird, but i quite like the shape. I'll test it as soon as i can ride....not so soon because of the snow outside! I'll let you know if i like to ride with it and if it's a good handlebar.

i bought à Rockman bar...because it's seems to be the "riser" one! I'll see soon if i like it or not! Thanks for the advice guys

Thanks guys for all these answers! Especially Bigman for your precision. I think i'll buy the one with the better "width/rise" ratio. So i'll probably go for the rockman even if the shape of this bar seems very strange. Thanks again! Somme very helpful information here!

I use the search function but i can't find all information i want...so i ask you. Anyone knows which is the "riser" riser bar on the market? I think it's the rockman but i'm no sure because i can't find specification of all the bars. My goal is to have a higher position on the bike an more "room". Thanks!

"my lazy piston" is not very slow, but when you release the lever the pad Slightly rubbing against the rim during about 1second and it's not very pleasant. Moreover 'im using tar on my rim, so even if the pad sligthly touch the rim it means that it brake a little. Anyway it's very unpleasant.

My tpa is fine just about 1 turn. that's one of the reasons why i thought it was something else.

Ok, i'll try to do it again more carrefully...and see if it works. thanks guys...

I have cleaned and lube the piston yet, so i don't think this is why it's so slow. Moreover why this one and not the m6/m8 one? Does anyone have heard about problem with this set up: hs33+hope steel braided hose? because i'm very suspicious about it.....

Hello everyone! I did do search, but i can't find anything to solve my problem. So.... As topic title say, the piston of my m6/m6 slave cylinder (the one with the crossover and the bleed screw), move very slow compared with the other one. I don't think it seized up. I'm using hope steel braided hose, and i read somewhere on the forum that it can cause that king of bad feeling. Is it really possible? Can i solve my probleme using the original magura steel braided crossover?

I always do it using chain tool and my chain never have been broken whereas i have snapped several "quick link".... and i never ever will use a quick link again. so "ding ding ding" ! i'm not sure we have a winner!

france: http://www.espacetrial.com/forum/index.php

thanks guys... I think i'll try it. And according to your answers they might be quite good even in wet with a light grind.

Maybe i should have post this in the pads review section.... anyway... Anybody use Atomz pads? is it a good product? According to tartybikes* it's supposed to be quite similar to the old zoo. is it true? * http://tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?id=10132

i don't care neither about the weight. But yeah this bike is a bit heavy.