tmstiles

Ill take the bust, thanks very much. On another note. I found that getting advice about what bars to get to help out with the pain problems is a waste of time as each person has a different reason for the pain. What works for one doesnt necessarily work for another. I ended up trying a few on loan from my LBS and from friends until i found one that worked for me

I used to have the same problem, sorted it out by using some riser bars and a shorter stem, went from 120 to 90mm.

The remote switch is one that is attached to the bars via a cable. So to change the height you dont have to take your hands off the bars.

I had a look at all the different seatposts just before christmas and ended up getting the gravity dropper seat post with a 1" and 4" drop. The guys at gravitydropper were extremely helpful and 4 days later i had my post. Had a bit of buyers remorse wondering if i should have got the joplin or the KS. Had about 15 rides with the post so far and ive got to say there is no way im going back to a static post. Make sure whichever one you get has a remote switch. I chose the gravitydropper because it was so simple, theres no complicated mechanics, so easy to fix if it goes wrong. Every single part is available from the gravitydropper site so thats also a plus.

Hi Johnny, Haven't got anywhere to up the link, but i have got the boulders single track logged as well as two downhill tracks that you don't have at Tokai, unfortunately i don't have their names. If you pm me your email i ll mail them to you. As well as the new bit on Boomslang tmstiles2009-01-09 13:06:31