Bandito, considering that, but i know I’m not going to buy from a shop and feel a little wrong wasting their time, and also, that won’t tell me about the sweat poor issue. I also have an old athlon (i think) that poors sweat into my eyes when i look up. say, just before a technical climb or feature… Friend has the fox flux, he doesn’t find it to be too cool. And the Feature looks pretty warm for me, but I’ve never met anyone with one.

I’ll have a look at on–one in the mean time… cheers for thoughts so far :-)

Do you have to remind me? 2 years of planning, thousands on research, risked everything sneaking into the depot to replace the door latch with a faulty one and after all that i missed the bugger!!! Just let it be will you???

All trails, byways and bridleways come with recommended tyre and bike tolerances. You will be looking for a trail labelled “suitable for tyres of RR5 – RR7.49, going = loose – poor”

Riding the wrong tyre on the trail can invalidate the warranty on that trail.

My 456ss is GITD and paint job was fine, some of the finishing a little rough on brake and mech mounts, but not like the pictures at all. got it a year ago.

yeah, those loaded rich people who own newsagents and offies on corners in hackney. Those decadent loaded bourgeois… I give up… stupid stupid little infants.

ahhhh, that sounds ace. If you get one near leeds shout it up…

none in stock for a while now though. I got mine from Bikester, but you need to order extra things to get your order over 50 quid and delivered free.

probably nicked the angle-grinder…

not found them to be anything but prompt myself…

That caffeine drink tastes like piss mixed with sick!

Go forth and build wheels that have never been built before!!!

To make your own does require woodwork tools etc, and some metal work. Worth it if you have access to these things. I recently got the Taxc and am very happy with it. Nothing much else to compare it too. But i’ve trued and built wheels with it…

Fits on my desk, which is ace, watch a film while building a wheel encourages you to take your time with the tensioning part. And at 32 you can buy it, use it for a bit and probably get most your money back if you ebay it… It works for different size wheels, certainly bmx to road, would imagine 29er ok too. And different axle width ok too. just stretch out the holding prongs, which have some flex in them for just that.

I flog the oro caliper ones ont' flea bay, but none on the go at present as i'm on hols soon.

can do ya 5 for 2.40 as no fleabay charges.

They're 1mm D, 1.8 ID. (1mm D, 2mm ID work fine too)

Dunno about the caliper ones i'm afraid.