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I have a friend who is keen. They are just getting registered on Rotorburn - not sure how long this takes these days. He's keen to come and have a look - when would suit you, and where are you located? Dave

Sometime between dismounting from my bike in the car park on Saturday (20/07 around 12.30pm) and Sunday morning my helmet has left my posession. It is a black Bell Helmet with visor. Last seen in the helmet was a pair of black fox gloves, some clear safety glasses, and a black and white...

I've just picked up a used 26in santacruz superlight and considering swapping up the f120rlc's to a 140 travel fork to make it more trail oriented. I read somewhere that some of the Santacruz mechanics (or engineers?) were doing this with superlights and i like the idea of having a bit more...

Yes. The bolt has unscrewed through the caliper so the end is flush with the outside of the hole in the caliper. It almost seems like the nipple the clip clips onto is catching in the caliper hole.

Not directly related to teh above, but I have been trying to change the pads on my elixir rear brake and i can't for the life get the bolt out. The front one just unscrewed and dropped out beautifully, but the rear has unscrewed past the thread but will go no further. I may have compounded...

ps. the pic on the left is the bike when new before customisation. photo on right is the most recent shot i have, and the only once sine most of the upgrades.

On Saturday afternoon my 06 Cell MTX-r was pinched from the city on swanston st, top end near victoria st. the bike was locked to a post, and the cable lock was cut. The frame has had a pretty tough life, (i was in my lbs that morning picking the new frame to replace the lump of lead) but the...

nice, that sounds a bit easier on the back pocket! my mechanic said the bolts can wear a bit, and can cause the bearings to wear out again much faster if they're not right.

i recently picked up an 05 stumpjumper fsr frame off ebay and theres a bit of play in the pivots of the rear triangle. a new bearing kit is $140. issue is my trusted lbs mechanics reccomends the bolts should be replaced too, but they're not included in the kit, and are not stocked by the...

rotors pm'ed you for avid 203's

in need of a 185mm rotor to suit my juicy threes would consider 8" with front adaptor old ones bent and i've aldready spent too many hours of my life trying true it up!