Hi Got an Medium 18 inch Orange 5 AM 08 model for sale
in Disco Black, 5 months warranty left on Blank service card
Excellent condition
Fork and Rear RP23 serviced in Feb 09 by MOJO
and had the Talas updated to the 09 model.

Can e-mail pics onto you
grantway01@hotmail.com

Go for there New Plasma Blue

will be taking a trip to Bike Active today

Hi grumm

Well like to keep my bikes updated and
also im self employed so I can claim £0.20p per mile I ride.

Still looking at the Orange range including a hardtail
But was just intrested

No Info Guys?

Could buy my Orange 5 AM 08 model 8)

grantway01@hotmail.com

Davy in that case if its a frame only
you use Electrician rods.
The rods have different attachments on the ends.
You will need the Eye on One rode and the Hook to
pull it out the other end.

Or use a old metal coat hanger with a slight arch in it
so it will pop out the other end.

Will take 15 mins Max start to finish.

Also consider the Orange 5 AM and the Orangle Alpine 160

I have an 18 inch medium Orange 5 AM 08 in excellent condition
for sale.
grantway01@hotmail.com

Also a Orange 5 AM and the Orangle Alpine 160

Yep ride there regular at Swinley.

Good fun, but you do have to look out for young T-wats
walking up has your coming down runs such as Baby Maker etc.

Il be up for it !

Quick tip on changing gear cables on the swing arm in 10 mins.

1 Unclip the brake cable from the Gear shifter lever.
2 Leaving the Old Black Outer sleave in place.
pull out the Old gear wire.
3 Now thread New Gear Wire through the old outer Black sleave
and connect to Gear shifter lever.
4 Take off the Old Black Outer sleave
5 Now cut the new Black Outer sleave to size,and put a little
oil into the sleave so cables run smooth.
6 Now push onto new Gear Cable and pull through into place.
7 Now final connect your gear wire cable.

8)See no more zip ties on the swing arm !!!!! 8)

Scaredypants
You need to go to the original thread to understand
But this message was for Mr Woppit

Thanx for the replys.
The chest camera holder sounds a good bet.

Yer the lens comes with the 170 degree lens
Upgrades are
Recording is upto 1920 * 1080

You can take pictures whilst videoing
The battery is lithium
The GoPro has a battery warmer inside for cold days and longer
battery life.

Additional extras.
A wireless remote control to operate
A wireless microphone and a option viewing screen

I have the 5 AM Medium 08 up for sale.

But I would advise to get the fork upgrade to start
getting the best out of the bike.

Regarding the Maxle The 5 frame is very point and shoot
and very stiff.
Unless your doing a lot of rock garden or heavy root
sections then not really
But if your looking to keep this bike long term, then
have the upgrade.

If intrested on my bike in fab condition
grantway01@hotmail.com

LOL Woppit Glad you may understand my point
and do keep it a secret.

I did understand your point but I am glad you came across
what my point was of standing by them.

Think Brendan Fairclough still practises there when hes home
was hes back yard.

Take it this is/was a XC trip!

The Nevgals are known to be a rear tyre set with a
Blue groove up front.
Depending on terrain if hard packed try a Maxxis Minion Tacky 42a
on the front.
Fork setting I just use Sag rather than weight. You could use Fox recomended setting and then go from there
The stem I have is a sunline 65 mm zero rise The reason for zero rise
is the 160mm fork up front.
Washing out on the corners, you should have weight over front of wheel
and on the DownHills have you got your weight to far back and arms
fully stretched, then your front will wonder and you wont be or feel
in control.
Tyres I am 13 stone and they have 35 psi front and back

Wish you much luck mate
Unless others worked in such work places and enviroments
then there will be an understanding.

Maxxis Minions all the way mate.
If wet you could put a 42a sticky on the front and 60a on the rear.

But if you like more speed put a front 60a on the rear.

They meant to be brining the new One out later this year.
Meant to be more hard core LOL

Always give an Alpine 160 a go.
Give Orange a call they would give you more info

Just call Orange they give you a Technical department option
and they pick up straight away.
Pivot bearings about £ 15.00p

Would'nt do it Bivvy style being the Mosquitos are bad ass up there.
Plus guaranteed crap weather like Wales.
Take a look at the Bike tent, which uses the rear wheel at one end and the
frame at the other to support the tent.

My advice here would to buy some tarp to hid the frame so no one can tell
what bike you have.
The tent is about the same price has the Bivvy

I dont use the weight chart. I do it by rubber O ring on fork and
like it at 35 mm sag on a 160 Talas, easy to keep your eye on.

Put a rubber O ring on your fork when servicing your Forks
it wont scratch your stanchions

LOL Dolittle Personal view their
Agree with NickyB 100% percent there.
I am sticking with Orange for same reasons and going to focus on DownHill riding.

Thats the reason to sell my Orange 5 AM bike and yes does have 6 months left of unsigned warranty

Orange 5 Mate easy to service and £ 15.00p for bearings and a bloody good ride

Dont know if your near london I have an 18 inch Medium 08 Orange 5 AM in disco Black for sale
I have not filled out the Warranty card and have 6 months left on the bike.
Forks and Rear shock serviced in Feb by Mojo and put 09 inners into Talas fork
Just about to order another Orange

I am with Halifax and costs me £ 4.00p per month to insure a £ 3,000.00p bike.

Whats the right bike for these events??

Ok mate thank you, just have to wait.

With you 100% R979
Had noticed Two weeks back on BKB Two of the small pop offs/jumps
have been increased in height.
Back there this weekend hopefully for some good riding :wink:

But it is not very close to the Tower, and not near any foot paths etc way out of the way.
Now that I would agree with and yes your very right about land ownership.

LOL quite rightly so
But for what I had seen they have not dug up a 15 feet drop or cut down 300 mm thick
tree trunks to make the jumps but do collect from what the rangers cut down.

LOL been riding there for years and know the history very well
Just a shame there still going to dig for oil, Gutted about that.

They have been building there for a while now.
Some of the jumps look very large indeed.

Seem to be nice guys when we came across them
and they was not chopping trees down.

Theres no Downhillers in Holmbury in Pitch Hill yes
but only us Hard Core Trail riders in Holmbury mate.

seems the Ranger was using it has a reason to demolish what
was not causing a problem.

Maybe you need to have a chat with the Rangers about the Barbed
wire been placed along the bottom section of Summer Lightning
On the top of wired fence

No body have a 2010 Enduro ?

To test the seal you can buy these capsules that you light with a match
and it releases smoke.
Place this at the bottom and check above and around joints to ensure no smoke
releases apart from where it needs to go.
But has you say there are gaps then do not use and get them back ASAP

Firstly the flue must be attached so and be completly sealed the same has your boiler
has it works exactly the same.

Breathing bricks well the idea is there but the way you have been described there function on the
stack is incorrect.

regardless of age of the property, has you keep the internal warm if the building cant breath
then you will produce Damp!

Thats why when you board up the fire place and dont put in a vent and leave the chimney pot un-sealed
the air goes down the chimney as normal and just circulates and as no where to go then produces damp.

What ever you/they do, you must always create a seal and have no carbon monoxide leaks

If you are attaching your flue to a boiler then it needs to be double lined, internal to release Carbon Monoxide and the outer to bring/breath fresh air.
Has long as you seal in and around the top of chimney breast and liner and the liner is connected to the cowl
and connected to the boiler you will be fine and you will not get damp.

You may also need to re-point the chimney breast in your loft has well

Thanx for reply guys taking a look at an Alpine 160 this week
Cant wait to see and hopefully try :wink:

No Links ???

Friend has one bloody excellent but think it has lost its top spot now
Have to troll through mags to find review.

But to be honest it is very good and well made and English

Yer Two busted ribs and something else for what I here :cry:

LOL Yes have heard, someone on a Orange Blood got battered a couple of
weeks back.
So worth a visit then.
What's the Post code for the area