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Definitely Steve. I don't mind where we meet.

Rear track looks really good, not sure why I've never seen this before but I like it.

I, like Adam, have been waiting for this thread. Looking forward to see where it goes, really like those wheels (the one's you're going to put on in the end)

If you get a grinder, make two flat sides on the head to a certain size, and then just get it off with a spanner.

It looks bloody brilliant mate.

Just be sure you put plenty of downwards pressure on it as you undo it, not just when you crack it off. You will round it. listen to him ^^ ;)

Get a ratchet on it and undo it like a man. I've never struggled to get one off.

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TBF, I bought them like that.

Or do something a bit different: ;)

Silver, 100%

Spacers make a good difference, just need to do the rears now :D (Put the 20's on the rear and buy some 30's for the front ;) )

ITB's?

Dished wheel isn't the best idea IME. I went from a 330mm dished OMP wheel to a 300mm flat. I love my 300mm wheel more than life itself, oh and the boss automatically brings the wheel closer to you to help with reach issues.

I don't know if you're right either Chris, but if you are, it's not what the OP wants atm. Plus, lets be honest, it's not like there's not been enough bad press as it is. Are you colour blind, Mr Scone?

Re: My Phase 1 ITB Daily Runner ^^ It says ignore me. No catches for me thankyousir.

Why not mate? There's a lot of detailing types on here, I'm sure plenty would appreciate how insanely tidy that is.

Re: My Phase 1 ITB Daily Runner Ignore me. Catches. :(

It's the top half of the back seats that's weighty.

And when you get a puncture? They're actually no lighter (or only a little lighter) than standard seats. Surprised me too.

Good stuff, looks really nice, BUT... Please, for the love of god, brush all that material the same way so it looks nice :(

It's awesome but I do think you're mental. I'd love my ph1 to look that new, but I'd ruin it in a month :o

To bash it if it doesn't line up right, innit.

I love the hammer the best.

Reverse tap is normally the best route if it can be done... Otherwise, if the head is very easy to access, I've found that a bit of 3 in 1 oil, some heat, putting a groove in the remaining bolt (with a grinder of a line of small drill holes) and then painstakingly winding it out with a...

A joke: A thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, esp. a story with a funny punchline. Tony, I'm game for a jog, I just want to watch Daniel wobble ;)

Not even if I bring you an Eagles tshirt? FYI, I've never spent more than £15 on a tent, so it's not exactly going to be fancy!

You strike me as a fan of the eagles Tony, you're about the same age as my old man afterall ;)

It looks like I'll be going to buy a new tent, I'm hitting hop farm festival next week now :D

I'll tidy the thread up now, no need for it. Any reason you didn't try to sell it as a whole mate??