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Old 23-01-09, 07:42 PM   #41
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sounds pricy but i found the more expensive helmet you buy the safer you are ive smashed helmets of my head when ive hit trees and when i had some cheap **** helmet i sufferd servire concussion and had to spend 3 days in hospital not going down that root again was doing a DH run come of a drop landed short and got bucked of the bike over the bars hit my head in stones and woke up in hospital
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Old 23-01-09, 07:59 PM   #42
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Nice oak planted me in hospital for two days, got a nice dent in me head for the privilege. Not wearing a lid at the time, not a mistake i'd make again.
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Old 25-01-09, 07:09 PM   #43
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thought id go out on the rig tomorow found a small problem well works how to be a massive problem the rear shock has a remote piggyback damping reservoir and its not holding its air so it should hold 175psi in this little chambre so when i do huge drops it will stop it bottoming out and ive looked for a new on for my bike and well its not looking good £300 +
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Old 25-01-09, 07:11 PM   #44
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ouch! What make of shock is it?
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Old 25-01-09, 07:24 PM   #45
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Old 25-01-09, 07:25 PM   #46
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Everything manitou makes leaks, common problem
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Old 25-01-09, 07:29 PM   #47
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if its not holding its air then there must be a blown seal somewhere unless youve cracked it somehow. i'd get a decent bikeshop to check it before splashing the cash. Mind you i tried the 5th element shock when it came out, it was on my mates santa cruz bullit. very impressive but then the whole rig was outstanding.
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Old 25-01-09, 07:33 PM   #48
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I used to ride a bullit, cool bikes
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Old 25-01-09, 07:35 PM   #49
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yeah a service for the rear shock is £100 squid and a new shock with out bushings and a spring is 150
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Old 25-01-09, 07:37 PM   #50
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I was well impresed with it but not the price tag for the build. Just over £2500. and the nutter got a bank loan to do it. still it was some machine. All this has me looking but to much choice now. would like to back on a full sus with decent travel but not an anchor.
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