Recent content by bethextrem1

I've just found this post. I ride castle cove and would love a good pump track. pm me the details if you can. I'm keen to help, if I'm not working.

ok. I won't call them i'll go in and see them. give that a try.

Yes, but I've rang all the pro shops in Sydney from the SCV website and none of them stock Turners? Maybe the list is out of date? Just looking for a shop in Sydney that stocks turner bikes. Thanks

Thanks for the feed back. I really like this bike Looking forward to throwing a leg over one. If anyone gets one I'd love a touch and feel.

Can anyone tell me who in Sydney stocks turner bikes. Looking for a new dh bike for the end of the year. I like the look of the turner need to find someone that can help. thanks

http://www.turnerbikes.com/010/010bikes/img/dhr/2011dhr_012.jpg Hey S Congrates on meeting mr T, must have been a great experience. Considering the bikes on offer for 2011 how do you think the dhr compares, besides price? I'm liking the sound of this bike so far, can't wait to through a...

Here Here. Great work Sully. I too am very interested in an RLi. Looking forward to seeing this bike. Looking more forward to riding one!

do you know where i can get continental kaiser tyres from in Australia, pref. Sydney

Rider weight (lbs or kg): 68kg Rider height (ft/in or m): 178cm Bike (brand/model/year): Santa Cruz VP Free Rear travel (in): 8.5" Shock stroke (in): 2.75" Shock model: Cane Creek double barrel 01 Shock spring rate (lbs/in): Ti. 300lb/in Fork model: 2007 fox 40 with 2008 Bos Cartridge...

How about pics

As the guys have said when the arrow is at the top, near the arch, the arrow is facing forward. There is also a front wheel dirrection and a rear whele dirrection on some schwalbe models. Nick on the front and Ralph on the back.

From Sydney to Melbourne There are also interstate people who would travel to such a place. Surfice to say that I'll be heading down to mexico when this is up and running.

So basically there is nothing better than what I've got, with 20mm through axle. 2.177kg

Well I'm firmly in the 20mm camp. 4 bikes all 20mm, all with different tyres. Great for all conditions, swap and go. I don't give a dam about the price. I'm howling at the bastards. 20mm axles should be standard for DJ'ing. Fox has scored a big (-) minus from me and I won't be forgetting it!

What's the best Dj fork, must be; 2010 model 20mm through axle 80-100mm light weight (sub 2kg) Thanks B ps I have a set of float 36's. While they are good there has to be something better.