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• #96202
I'm SW so don't know east but our local Sainsburys has parking thats not crazy prices (around £8 a day I think). Many are 24 hour.
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• #96203
Same as other areas of MTB.
Full sus jump bikes are a thing too
Hard tails are going to be faster because you can pump and lose less pedal power but suspension is more forgiving.
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• #96204
MTBers must think BMXers are hard as nails. Or stupid.
It seems particularly silly on dirt jumps as the jumps are all into a sloped landing so there is very little impact force. To flat ground it makes more sense I suppose.
It just seems excessive and expensive to me.
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• #96205
It just seems excessive and expensive to me.
This is all aspects of MTB
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• #96206
More for the slopestyle kind of courses I believe
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• #96207
MTBers must think BMXers are hard as nails. Or stupid.
Are they not both?
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• #96208
Dear Oracle/Oracles/Oracli/Oracleces.
What part(s) if applicable does my pal need to use his standard QR disc front wheel on his 15mm thru axle frame. The wheel is a Fulcrum Racing CX DB (QR version of course).Cheers
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• #96209
What part
A 15mm thru axle wheel
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• #96210
Ah yeah; I meant is it possible to get a part which converts his QR into 15mm thru axle compatible?
Cheers
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• #96211
Maybe I'll have more luck here: I have a Zipp 404 rear wheel with a 10-speed Shimano freehub . I'd like to run a 11-speed Campagnolo cassette and was hoping to swap the freehub body.
I'm pretty sure it's a 2008 model (24 spokes, aluminium brake track) and I cannot find a freehub body anywhere for what I believe is the 208 rear hub.
Were conversion kits available for pre-2009 hubs? I'd like to avoid buying a new hub and rebuild the wheel if possible. -
• #96212
What you could do is get an 11spd Shimano cassette milled down 1.8mm so that it's fits your freehub, will then work just as well with Campag as a stock cassette.
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• #96213
Or put the freehub body on a lathe I guess? Unfortunately Shimano don't give you the opportunity to spend £300 on a cassette.
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• #96214
I meant is it possible to get a part which converts his QR into 15mm thru axle compatible?
Unlikely but possible. Ask Campag/Fulcrum.
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• #96216
Or that
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• #96217
Did I dream it, or did someone on here own a Onza T-Pro/Bird/Mag some years ago?
Dead certain I found a comment from them with a dark photo of the bike indoors, but cannot find any reference to it at all now.
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• #96218
Have you found a scrapyard trials bike?
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• #96219
Nah I paid actual money for it, but only pennies so I could build another rat to troll you lot.
One of the two bmx’s is going to the gf, so I needed another nonsense bike.
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• #96220
Giz a go. I was desperate for an onza trials bike when I was a kid. For once I’m impressed. Let’s see
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• #96221
Will do, be prepared to puke on cock.
Mostly bought it to build from parts bin bits, and for something to put the 8-point-something rise Salt bmx bars on, so it's looking more bmx than trials at the moment. Will post a photo when it's complete later this week. No proper internal/integrated headset stuff in the parts box, so it's a bit of a bodge at the mo. Need some proper cranks for it, will use mtb with the granny ring for now if the chainset clears the stay.
It's a box-section T-Pro, by the way, couldn't resist the wobbly seatpost to match the Giant Acid.
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• #96222
One of these?
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/13269087/
I always wanted one of the silly low ones with no seat. Maybe those were later
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• #96223
I owned a T-Pro. Think I've mentioned it on here but not posted a pic, I don't think I have any pics of the one I owned. Sold it in the mid-2000's.
edit: guess i have mentioned it^ well remembered.
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• #96224
Yes! It was you! No idea how where or when you mentioned it, I couldn’t find the post when I searched. Thanks for that, I can sleep easier with that solved.
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• #96225
Found it. It was the hacks/bodges thread, where I find much inspo.
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Why do MTB park or jump (specific) bikes have sus forks?
Example: https://www.pinkbike.com/photo/7917232/
Furthermore why not just build them for shorter rigid forks rather than give the option of sticking in something with travel or sus-corrected rigid. Surely that would be stronger?
Basically why don't they just ride a big wheel BMX?