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Post by TRIBAL TECHNO on Jul 11, 2006 18:38:53 GMT 8
joes: yes sir i practice almost everyday =) patrick, alien_scream: Yes Sirs! hehehe. Promise next time! actualy im wearin my helmet na now, so that i wouldent 4get next time, hehehe Jk =)
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Post by Patrick on Jul 11, 2006 21:30:56 GMT 8
no. 1 rule when biking is always wear protective gear!!!!! the no. 2 is still wear protective gear... and the no. 3 is wear protective gear when biking!!!!!! hehehehehehehehe!!!!!!! well said sir alien  ;D ;D ;D ;D Now if only he can practice it hehe ;D |
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Post by anshwa on Jul 12, 2006 5:06:57 GMT 8
anshwa: tnx sir, more practice pa ako =) Ser, I'm pretty sure you'll be sick at it in a very short time. And you did it right by popping off that mellow ramp. Generally, the steeper the tranny, the lesser you pull on the handlebar - unless ofcourse you want to boost for your tricks. Keep it up, brad! Now you're getting me amped to ride tonight... ;D |
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Post by eiwol on Jul 12, 2006 5:41:55 GMT 8
does anyone have a design of a wooden ramp? like those skinnies??? it's probably useful to know how to jump even just riding around trails... especially knowing and experiencing how to have a safe landing...
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Post by Dragunov on Jul 12, 2006 12:36:18 GMT 8
well im pretty sure rodneys hubs will get "kaputz" in no time hehehehhe, buy sealed bearing hubs na rodney heheheheh
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Post by TRIBAL TECHNO on Jul 12, 2006 14:07:57 GMT 8
tnx sirs =)
peter, my cones and bearings are damaged na! i cant find original shimano replacement cones!
i guess now im on d search for sealed bearing hubs.... JUJU anyone? or ill go for the fat boy hubs?
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Post by bilibidboy on Jul 12, 2006 14:18:02 GMT 8
i dont think fatboy hubs are still in production...get the juju's ...strong and cheap!
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Post by TRIBAL TECHNO on Jul 12, 2006 14:40:24 GMT 8
cool, tnx brad =)
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Post by Patrick on Jul 12, 2006 15:08:34 GMT 8
How much are those Juju hubs? Are the bearing sealed? I kinda broke my shimano into two and im only 140lbs and kinda land properly now hehe
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Post by TRIBAL TECHNO on Jul 12, 2006 15:31:10 GMT 8
how did ur hubs break in two brad?
i think juju hus cost around 1,500 to 1,700 (pair) yup sealed bearings. =)
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Post by Patrick on Jul 12, 2006 15:45:39 GMT 8
actually I broke the hubaxle into 2. maybe long term use I had it for a year.
Im using a feather ehe now but the right cup is rubbing against the freehub.
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Post by biotrix on Jul 12, 2006 16:12:30 GMT 8
JUJU hubs are hard to find now? goood thing i got mine before for 1200 @ decimal quiapo ;D ;D ;D ;D .... tip: i think paulinas cartimar still have plenty of stocks plus a free sram 9 speed sprocket but the prob is i think they have 32 holes only;) |
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Post by joes on Jul 12, 2006 17:43:14 GMT 8
are jujus the best buget hubs we can get? i'm still looking for something better. and preferably black. i don't want to ruin my bikes color combo.
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Post by biotrix on Jul 12, 2006 18:18:12 GMT 8
JUJUs color is good joes ;)you should have one... its a good buy |
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Post by biotrix on Jul 12, 2006 18:19:32 GMT 8
you can combine the jujus color to black  said by an artist here ;D believe me;) |
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Post by mountguitars on Jul 12, 2006 18:33:08 GMT 8
How much are those Juju hubs? Are the bearing sealed? I kinda broke my shimano into two and im only 140lbs and kinda land properly now hehe got mine at decimal for P1,150 |
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Post by TRIBAL TECHNO on Jul 12, 2006 19:21:36 GMT 8
@ biotrix, & mountguitars: sirs, is the QR included in ur purchase of juju hubs?
@ Patrick: Sir whats the model of ur shimano hubs?
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Post by Dragunov on Jul 12, 2006 19:28:58 GMT 8
are jujus the best buget hubs we can get? i'm still looking for something better. and preferably black. i don't want to ruin my bikes color combo. like this one? heheh sealed bearing 2006 fatboys 2.1k only  |
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Post by Dragunov on Jul 12, 2006 19:59:53 GMT 8
i dont think fatboy hubs are still in production...get the juju's ...strong and cheap! think again heheheh, their still in production although limited hehehhe, i have lots in stock ;D |
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Post by Patrick on Jul 12, 2006 20:07:31 GMT 8
my hubs are those low end Malaysia M495(?) centerlock.
how many clicks does the fatboy have? do you have 36 hole da bomb hsr?
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Post by Dragunov on Jul 12, 2006 21:03:25 GMT 8
my hubs are those low end Malaysia M495(?) centerlock. how many clicks does the fatboy have? do you have 36 hole da bomb hsr? yup da bomb headspin rear but by order only! |
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Post by biotrix on Jul 13, 2006 13:29:54 GMT 8
joes go get the fatboy hubs now while peter has lots of stocks hehehhehehe ;D pete kumisyon ko ha ;D ahihihihihi  |
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Post by Dragunov on Jul 13, 2006 17:23:45 GMT 8
joes go get the fatboy hubs now while peter has lots of stocks hehehhehehe ;D pete kumisyon ko ha ;D ahihihihihi .0001 % commision! ;D |
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Post by vertigo on Jul 14, 2006 14:46:08 GMT 8
patrik:
you pedalkick a lot already ;D sorry to burst bubbles for the ones who got Juju hubs, but when you pedalkick a lot with Jujus, which are designed specifically for XC, it will get to a wear and tear situation in the soonest possible time.
My suggestion is get the hubs from FUNN, the Big Bertha at least, it has a....i forgot how it's called by the company ;D, but it has this special locking effect for Discs(?) which is essential for peeps who pedalkick a lot.
efren (skarhed) knows about that tech of Funn hubs coz he has one i guess, told me those hubs are really bombproof, i just don't know about the price though, i'm sure it's quite pricey than the Jujus, but when you're conscious about long term usage and durability, Funn's the way to go. And besides, i tried getting one myself but it's very rare here, Jane of Kings say it's per order but still no go. Now i regret not buying Raven's pair before.
pero kung normal bunnyhops, pivots, ride ups and the usual urban rides, the Jujus will be fine ;D
I knew it that you're gonna break your Hubs eventually heheheh
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Post by vertigo on Jul 14, 2006 14:50:53 GMT 8
going back to the topic (sorry)
last sunday at The Haro Cup, good track hah! Maybe we could set up some rides goin' there @ UP so we can try the track itself, so we can practice ;D the high mound used for Big Air DirtJump seems so steep up to the tip that'll guarantee you Big Air indeed ;D kakatakot!
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Post by fattire on Jul 14, 2006 15:17:57 GMT 8
vertigo - thanks for the tips! i know one day i'll get me a headspin rear hub or something similar. its' for my hardtail slalom rig. i've got this MOB slalom rig i bought three years ago (it was called slalom then, not yet 4x), it has boxed chain and seatstays and we all know what that means = no flex. i can now say that it's the rearhub that gets the punishment. i'm using a fast ace (or fatboy) rear hub and the sprocket wiggles a bit now. i can only do weenie drops (less than 2 feet), stairs, and street curb bunnyhops, just making that clear . |
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Post by vertigo on Jul 14, 2006 15:27:15 GMT 8
@ Fattire: Owen how are you man!
yeah, with the chosen discipline we have that is UA, DJ, Trials, it's always the rear hub that's goin' bonkers after much abuse, you're good with the Headspins alright!
MOB slalom? that's a rare one brad! how about selling us your 247?....;D
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Post by Patrick on Jul 14, 2006 17:16:03 GMT 8
Those are called actuations, its the no of clicks per revolution of the freehub. Go for dabomb if you cant get your hands on FUNN hubs. Best is to go for Chris King hubs for pedal kicks the full heavyduty option for rear only is around P22T SSteel hub axle and freehub. ordinary ones are just P18T for the rear free shipping. I will do with my el cheapo m495, lunging will compensate for the actuations, another technique is click right at the actuation before kicking, thats what I do. vertigo my new pure trials frame just arrived ;D, it may take me a while to build it because i dont have any BB yet. I need something like 127mm wide otherwise the 22T will grind the chainstays. |
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Post by vertigo on Jul 14, 2006 17:29:20 GMT 8
vertigo my new pure trials frame just arrived ;D, it may take me a while to build it because i dont have any BB yet. I need something like 127mm wide otherwise the 22T will grind the chainstays. OWWWW  PICS PICS PICS hehehehe what frame? Boondocks? |
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Post by vertigo on Jul 14, 2006 17:33:19 GMT 8
127mm? hmmmm.....i think Truvativ SL's has those long BB's, then slap a Rigid Fork and you're Good To Go ;D
Teach me some moves while you're at it too ;D Surging to rear, 180 pivots, gap block hops.....
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