I have an old G-spot sitting at my house, pm me if ya ever need a replacement shock or swingarm/parts.
Most shops will carry enough of those kinds of nuts/bolts to cover ya for the brands they carry, and even then they may end up calling like you did. I would stick with Iron Horse dealers...
So I am thinking that a powerlink wouldn't be as strong lateraly (can't flex as much as a regular link) but would be stronger when getting pulled. I don't know if you follow, but i would think that crosschaining would do more damage to a powerlink than say, pedal-kicking or other similar...
Well, just a word of caution. According to a tool sharpening guy, if the tool isnt super sharp, it won't cut Ti and it will dull the tool. If the tool has a lot of use on it, get it sharpened first.
That's weird, cuz the shops guys and I never break chains at the powerlink, we always break em elsewhere and then put in another powerlink. Question- The powerlink isn't 'press fit' like the other links. The plates are the same thickness, but the pin is attached on one side to the plate. So...
Ok, so I know that the Rohloff SLT-99 is like the ultimate trials chain, but I was wondering what other chains are worthy of use. I have had bad luck with shimano chains and good luck with the Sram PC-69. Any other good chains out there that aren't as expensive or hard to get as the Rohloff?
Ya, I find that if I am going for a decent sized (for me) or big jump that doing something in the air makes me less squirly on landing. With a small jump or rythem section I find that pumping in the air will accomplish the same "taking your mind off the landing" but will allow you to continue...
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