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I'd choose weak hand, though i hardly pull them off. I mainly use one just to protect the goggle lens from being scratched, that works pretty well, and it's cheap replacing a tear off if i can save the lens for longer.

That's one nice mongoose, the colour scheme is great, love the white and gold mix.

Wow, I thought CRC was big but that's incredible. Their great to order from and the free postage on expensive orders is especially good for keeping the extra costs down. I'm waiting on 2 orders from them at the moment.:D

Haha thats awesome, :D I know what im doing on the weekend now :rolleyes:

Yeah i have this problem too, when ever i jump i always seem to go off centre a bit as well, its caused me to stack a few time haha. Maybe it has something to do with arm strengths because im right handed and my preferred foot forward is my right as well. This could be the same with you? Its...

Yay :D Looks great, can't wait for it to pop through the mail box.

Sunline logo lock on grips are pretty good. They have two sizes in the model thick and thin. Both are pretty good for control and they've got loads of grip. They cost around 30 bucks, but are worth it, there great.

Haha it will probably collapse when i hit it, knowing my luck. Might be good for the movie though I'll need a few crash scenes for it. :D

Yeah I think they look pretty good, I saw one up at the Worlds in Canberra. In real life the look sick, I'd love to get one, probably pretty expensive though. That seat does like really ugly though.

Haha That bike sounds rad, fully sick and awesome to the extreme.:eek: It looks so hard core, I wonder how it would go down the stromlo DH run. From that description im surprised that Sam Hill, or Peaty arn't riding "The Enforcer", they'd go so much faster. :D:D

I, like the mods you've done, What type of ISCG fitting did you use, I was thinking of putting an e-thirteen on my Reign X1, so i sent an email to e-thirteen and they said to use the Old ISCG fitting guards. Maybe thats why your having problems with it, though I havn't got around to fitting one...

Yeah Congratulations, Steve looked pretty stoked on the podium. Us Aussies came pretty close though, it was looking good for Nathan Rennie for a while. Then that french lad came thorough pretty quick, even though he nearly got taken out in the top section of the track. It was pretty funny when...

Wow, that bike is awesome!:) I didn't like the look first but after reading the article I'm sold. Though like the others said a flat battery might pose some dangerous problems.

Cool, how does the 222 ride? sounds like you've built it up pretty well.

Sorry man :(, i didnt think the thread was that old. Should have looked at the dates. What type of Orange do you own?

Wow, I know this is an old thread, but putting those Monsters on an Stp is asking for some serious snapage. Though it does look pretty cool, so all good until your picking bits of bike and teeth up from the dirt when your head tube decides to take a holiday from the frame and kiss you.

I was just thinking today when the next issue is going to come out. Yay.:D Now i just have to wait for it to arrive in the post. Please come soon, Please come soon, Please come soon....

Ha ha OK, Yeah i doubt ill ever be able to afford a Cane Creek either. I hear the Rock Shox Vivid's Are good, but what about a DHX5 rear, their pretty decent as well and their a bit cheaper that the Vivid's. Have a look at Chain Reaction Cycles, or Jensen USA, they have really good prices.

I don't know if the spacers are the same in the X0 as they are in the X1, but I moved the 3mm and 5mm spacers up to drop the stem down which improved the handling heaps. Though if you can't put the spacers up top, and flipping the stem doesn't work you might need to cut the steerer tube. Why...

Ha Ha crazy:eek:, that's skill for ya. Vid was too fast but still amazing.