Tartridge

Yeah, I was in Joshs room when we read it... think we woke the neighbours up :- So funny, haha

LMAO. 3.2 metres? 26 pallets to back wheel? :-

I probably am jealous actually, you bitch, haha. I need to lose some weight and gat taller! Im smoother though :- However thats only on pallets... real gaps I think im a bit ahead (4 stepdown gaps in LTC Beast video :D... although you could argue that was a while ago) Aaannywayyy... getting out of hand here. How long is my mouse then? Unlucky Phil, pretty close, a little over-estimated though, classic Trials-Forum mistake!

Yeah, you tanked into it like TRA :D haha

You have learned well children... Now, can anyone tell me how big this gap is please, in feet? Thanking you :-

I think this will be a useful topic so we know how big things are. Candidate A: Commonly known as a ruler. Its big brother is called a tape measure. I dont have a tape measure to hand, but this should give you an idea. It has distance markings along it, to tell you how big stuff is. A tape measure is generally much longer/bigger than a ruler. This ruler has INCHES along the top, and CENTIMETRES along the bottom: Coming up is a little demo of how to measure stuff. You put the end of the markers ('Zero') at the start of the object, and run your tape/ruler alongside it. You then read off where the object finishes. Shouldnt be too hard for you to get the hang of :- A Practice Question: How long is this tape? 1. 310 Ths 2. Just under 3 inches 3. 3 feet 4. 6 pallets to bash If you said 4... you are wrong. 6 Pallets is about 36" high, and looks like this (thanks to Dave for the demo): 1. Is also wrong, its complete bullshit, like a lot of the new topics on this forum. 3. Is pretty close, I suspect a lot of people measure using this technique. However, this would make me a giant, with 3ft long fingers, as shown here: Last, but by no means least, Congratulations to those who said answer 2, you were correct!! Now for bonus points, can anyone tell me how much 'just under 3 inches' is in centimetres? Or feet? Answers to the usual address, closest wins my ruler, signed by me, as you can see!! Now for a more tricky one... How long is my mouse? You'll have to be a bit of a 'Genuis' (ho ho ho) to get this one right! See what you think: Well I hope you learned a lot from that, I certainly did :D Adam

Well in that case, the Trialskings have backwheeled about 10ft (cant remember which vid, the one with 'No Cigar' as the tune, the one thats craply edited by Holroyd)

Yeah well im a lazy mo fo :-

Okey doke... I'll try and do that sometime. Theres also a vid of me grinding through a Koxx rim somewhere, haha... that was fun :-

Id say an infinite amount of time. Seeing as you'd be using a file instead of a grinder, you'd end up with a 'file' rather than a 'grind'? Just buy an angle grinder... can get them from £13!

Didnt they do a Horizontal and a Vertical dropout version though?

The Echo rim is heavy, the Koxx being much lighter.

Heres a clue: 'Adam Partridge' Fire away guys :- ---- Hours later ---- Tut, guess I'll just have to put my might MS Paint skills to use then... Well, here I am (sort of) Adam Tartridge:

Tim, please dont waste your time and money respraying your bike. I'll will all be undone when it needs to be rewelded again.

Well after about 4/5 decent rides, my Koxx pads have worn about... zero (defo less than 0.5mm) So, quite a while id say (seeing as theyre 10mm thick!) :D

Its one of the generic cheese rims (Full Fat). Its good so far, not tried it in the wet yet though.

Furry muff! (it works well though) Got any pics of yours?

Give it some pasty!

:- Much better!

HAHAHAHA, Maybe I will :-

Ive got a vid of me doing my rim somewhere... shall I stick it up if I can find it?

Nope. Both 6061-T6 2.0mm thick tubing.

No. Theyre the same as the new Echo rims, minues the holes... as I just said.

New just in (sort of): The rear rim on the T-Pro (£399) and T-Bird (£299 I think) are Echo rims without the holes (and coloured black). The Echo rims retail at £35 each. HAHA.

Why are grinds so poo compared to a Ceramic rim (in the dry)?