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Hello!

What would you guys suggest too upgrade on my stock (thinking about Christmas and birthday!)? Both brakes work well so not upgrading them =)

This is my current thinking:

  1. New high rise bars to give it a more trialsy feel
  2. Single speed conversion (Removal of sprocket and derailleur and adding spacers as it is already single speed)
  3. New pedals? (They are fine but the outside on both is bent quite a bit inwards and can feel it a bit)

Any suggestions for products would be great =)

Thanks, Jack

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I was thinking some Echo TR Platforms but they are £50 and not really sure what to look for in a pedal?

defintly get a set of the TR's ive got some, they look good feel great are really grippy, plenty of platform area aswell, oh and there light! defintly not regretted spending the money

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I like the Echo platforms, nice and big with plenty of grip! They are really sharp though (like the body is sharp, not like old trialtech race ones..) and for some reason my pins keep falling off but thats probably down to my riding..

All in all i higly recomend them!

Kevin

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You don't need to go crazy with the high rise stuff. That bike according to a little internet searching is only +30 bb where as most stocks these days are around the +55 range.

Maybe Just get some TT high rise bars but stick with that stem.

Single speed is the way to go. Will knock a load of weight off (Y)

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I'd definetly recommend changing your bars but only to suit you, see if you are able to try some different angle's out praps on a friends bike or something before jumping to high rise stuff when you may not like it also id change the wheels to shed some weight or just change of rims/hubs for lighter ones and free of cost you could do some mods to it.

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You don't need to go crazy with the high rise stuff. That bike according to a little internet searching is only +30 bb where as most stocks these days are around the +55 range.

Maybe Just get some TT high rise bars but stick with that stem.

Single speed is the way to go. Will knock a load of weight off (Y)

Yeah I think i will just get some new bar which are higher ( have tried my cousins and i like the feel) and then stick with the stem!

I'd definetly recommend changing your bars but only to suit you, see if you are able to try some different angle's out praps on a friends bike or something before jumping to high rise stuff when you may not like it also id change the wheels to shed some weight or just change of rims/hubs for lighter ones and free of cost you could do some mods to it.

Bars as said above but i'm pretty happy with the wheels ect as i'm really not good enough to notice the difference at the moment or in the near future =)

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Yeah I think i will just get some new bar which are higher ( have tried my cousins and i like the feel) and then stick with the stem!

Bars as said above but i'm pretty happy with the wheels ect as i'm really not good enough to notice the difference at the moment or in the near future =)

Fair play, are you going to upload some pictures of it with the changes after?

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