Tartridge
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Well it wasnt meant to be, but the manufacturer screwed up :unsure:
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Hit Ctrl+F5 - full refresh - will have worked then.
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Its a proto 2005 Onza T-Mag. Its too short for a normal person, so was given to Ash. Just as Adam has said :unsure:
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Search is cool! http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....=47779&hl=water
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Whats the problem with that?
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All well and good. But what if theres a vibration dampener? That goes straight out of the window. Pads can still vibrate if set up at silly angles too. My brake was silent, and awesome. Can you explain that to me? (Y)
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Echo for me, Ronnie for Andy. Was the same on my Onza Hog rim too.
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Fair enough. I guess i hadnt considered that cos i don't have puncture issues due to not landing land like a sack of spuds (Y) (or doing big moves, i guess you could say)
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Aint gonna find anything to fit that bill unfortunately... Im sure you could seal the rim somehow. But it'd weigh a fair bit, therefore be totally pointless! PS: Check your mail Tom (Y)
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My brake used to be totally silent, but was the most powerful brake ive ever used. Theres so many other factors. I think a 12mm thick booster, massive seatstays and 'proper' backings (not the short ones) helped dampen the noise...
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Yeah, thats where the problem lies. Hope use those springs on purpose, theyre the right strength not to kill the ratchet, but still make the hub engage properly.
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Not really, its got twice as many springs in it (Y)
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Well done Dave (Y) Give Hope a ring now and inform them of your wheel's arrival in the not too distant future.
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In that case, HS11 = 16mm, HS33 = 14mm (Y)
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Sounds about right. All the slaves are 14mm diameter.
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I dunno really, compare them with other Carbon fibre bars, and they seem cheap, or at least on the money. Awesome bars, had mine for ages now, lots of twatting on rocks, still going strong!
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(Y)"
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Probably 6001. Take the old one out, take it to bearing supplier, and they'll match it for you. Ads
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Yeah, I guess the sum of the parts (not inc spokes) comes to about £370.
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http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....showtopic=47779 :blink:
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Perfectly normal for an abused (used for trials) Hope rear hub :blink:
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Yup, thats right Mr Turd :blink:
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Restart your browser?
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Yep (N)
