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My Finished Double Disc Echo Lite.


Muel

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Nah I'll never change back, I have just built up my Zona with the Maggy out back, which has Rock Pads, Echo Booster, Metal TPA, filed down lever stop, filed the lump of for the lever bolt and put a nilock bolt on to stop the lever coming loose. It's a posh ass brake, and it's shite.

I'll never go back, even if I went to a stock.

That's what most people that actually TRY a rear disc say, instead of talking **** :) Changed to rear disc in late 99 early 2000 I think :)

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I really like that i have just fited my rear disk using a home made adapter still need playing with but looks like its gunna work same kind of idear as yours just a little different hopefully ill have a fully working rear brake tonight if so ill make a topic bike looks lush btw much nicer than zona :)

Jack (Y)

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I really like that i have just fited my rear disk using a home made adapter still need playing with but looks like its gunna work same kind of idear as yours just a little different hopefully ill have a fully working rear brake tonight if so ill make a topic bike looks lush btw much nicer than zona :)

Jack (Y)

Nice what bike are you using?

That's what most people that actually TRY a rear disc say, instead of talking **** :) Changed to rear disc in late 99 early 2000 I think :)

What bike did you have it on back then?

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Nice indeed. Cancel that...should teach me to read more of the topic :)

El, wheres the photo taken with the bike on the huge rock? Hoping its around Derbyshire somewhere? Getting bored of local places :)

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What bike did you have it on back then?

It was a pre-reefer mission frame. The trialstar IIRC. It was basically a standard aluminium frame with disc mount. I was running a 160mm Hope DH4. It might have been an Enduro 4 - or that could have been an upgrade at a later point....

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It was a pre-reefer mission frame. The trialstar IIRC. It was basically a standard aluminium frame with disc mount. I was running a 160mm Hope DH4. It might have been an Enduro 4 - or that could have been an upgrade at a later point....

I didn't even know Mission did a pre-reefer...

We've got it so easy us youngsters, we come into the sport on T-Pro's and Deng bikes and don't really know how they have developed.

Man, you must be old to have had a trials bike in 1999... I was 9 then!

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where about's in Derbyshire

Pretty much to the city centre....I'll say that because its easy to get to and everyone knows it for a starting point...

I'm fairly close to matlock though...rode in the town once...once it shall remain.

You near the Gas Gas Distrubution place?

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I didn't even know Mission did a pre-reefer...

We've got it so easy us youngsters, we come into the sport on T-Pro's and Deng bikes and don't really know how they have developed.

Man, you must be old to have had a trials bike in 1999... I was 9 then!

I'm 23!

I started late 14, early 15.

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Ahhhhh, now that is a fine ass adapter, you should make more and sell them on ebay or somewhere else, im pretty sure, a bunch of people would buy them!

One more thing, do you get a better brake lock by using your disc in the wrong way? I was thinking about changing the direction of the disc on my czar dd. I read somewhere that this way could end up braking it.

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If you run your rotor the wrong way round, it can cause the arms of the rotor to snap off.

The hub is trying to go round all the time, but the braking surface of the rotor is stopping it, think of it as the arms are trying to repand the braking surface.

I don't think it would make any difference to be honest.

I have thought about making some more adapters, but you need the frame, wheel and brake to use as a template. I think that it can be done just using mine as a template, because the 4 bolt mounts have to be a set distance away from the rear axle in any 19" wheel, I may try fitting mine onto my T-Pro frame to see if it will fit.

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