It has the same dia post as mine which is 30.9 so im guessing 34.9

As already stated ebay, can buy it by the litre for very little money

Thanks will try benji.
loius ygm.

I agree with grum, for all the black is short is really good with a few small drops, way better than the red descent imo.
We just ride it twice when we are there to do both descents.

+1 had fare bit in past couple of weeks, very fast, reasonable and very helpfull on phone

Whoever it was i spoke too on the phone was VERY unhelpfull and rude, considering it was they're cock up. It was like i had sent myself the wrong part and wanted them to correct the problem.

Pleased it wasn't very expensive

Wish i had also checked. ordered a post to post mount adaptor to fit 203mm rotor, they sent one for 195mm. when i rang he said, ahh there is a reason for that we dont have any 203mm adaptors in!
ffs did he think i wasnt going to notice :roll:

I use one of these, find it can remove even the smallest ticks.
http://shop.welltravelledclinics.co.uk/Products/Trix_Tick_Lasso_tick_remover.aspx

Thanks!

Few in chopwell on the powerline trail, not big but jumps all the same. There is a nice drop there too but its in the woods off the waymarked trail.

Thanks!

For example these.
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=30249

Thanks three-fish, from what i can see on another forum this issue was corrected in 2009. Not a lot of info on web that i can find on them from a personal view.

Pop your seals in the freezer for a while before you need them, this makes fitting them loads easier as they are very tight.

If your just changing wiper seals and oil seals in lowers, then its very straight forward. parts are easly had and motorbike fork oil is all you need

Forgot to mention that was the 55 rc3.
Thanks Sean.

For 279 quid them 55rv's seem like a right bargain :D

Doesn't appear to be anyone using these, i asked same question short while ago with no reply. look good to me especially with the warrenty and price tag

Any 15 wt fork oil should do for that if its not going in the damper.

Chain has worn the cassette, time for a new one :cry:

edit: or put the old chain back on

Check the cable outers at the ends for fraying possibly? or crushed a little from the cutters.

Think we're heading over to the lakes, maybe gonna do garburn pass in both directions but still undecided, good luck with the triathlon.

edit: sintered are harder wearing but not as powerfull, i would get them if i were you

Are you riding tomorrow?

Think the elixr are diff to juicy, but as per carls link above thet should be ok, never tried em myslef but seem ok according to people on here

Hi mate, was reading your post and thought i recognised your detail so looked at your profile it had to be you really. :wink:

Your not roscoe by any chance? :D

Part of the process involves transfering pad material too rotor, so no is your answer i guess

Thanks doof_doof it worked a treat.
@ Stuart bought a 32mm socket and used that, still wouldnt budge it till i froze it.
Thanks!

Thanks! in the freezer they are.

thank will try that, forks in bits so no time for tool :D

Aquarium tubing from pet shop etc.
The tubing used for airline

Nobody has these? dont sound too promising in that case :?

The iscg tabs on my frame didnt match the tabs on the drs, although they were correct iscg, had to put it behind the bb instead. As graham says some bikes dont seem to suit E13.

Im nearly certain its supposed too, the tube on my pitch does exactly that, curves too the side as well as back.

Freeborn had lyriks for £499

If there is oil in the lowers causing the fork to bottom out early then its only a o ring thats gone, very easy to fix, however as hora said they can be done under warrenty at fishers.

edit: yeah maybe dasnut, not sure tho

I have the revolution stand from e.b.c its very good value for money, paid £50 for mine in the sale.

If you are only getting 60mm travel and then bottoming out, the moco has blown its seal, leaking oil into the lowers.

Thanks again, think i will go with a 14 frame.

Thanks for the replies very helpfull as usual :P