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After a beer - Danny whips it out!

Well I took your advice Marzocchiusa, I've just bought a new 2010 44 RC3 Ti from Chainlove, £300 inc. shipping & import tax. First impressions are WOW, straight out the box the damping is amazing. Noticed a bit of forward/aft flex that I don't see on my Revs, but don't notice it riding. Haven't felt the need to put any air in them, maybe they need to wear in? Very impressed tho. Now can you make a trail coil rear shock to replace my Pushed FloatR, because there's a noticable difference in performance.

http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Twenty6-Predator-Pedal-F12-Stem-Interbike-2011.html

Shouldn't you be applying the brake cleaner to a clean cloth, and then the cloth to the rotor, to avoid spraying other parts? Also worth pointing out you need to wipe clean the rotor to remove the brake cleaner residue?

I loved the feel of my Podiums, until the 3x outboard sealed bearings disintegrated without warning. The first I knew was the pedal fell off the axle. Checked the other pedal to see how the pedal should have been secured to find it's a small washer, and that one was also wearing it's way through the aluminium body. Luckily got a refund and I appreciate my Wah Wahs even more.

Anyone know if the Holzfella replacement pins will fit Wah-Wahs?

Was really tempted to get these forks, but when I looked into it I read the following. They are only suited to a 'medium' weight rider. If you are too heavy (me) you need to ramp up the preload which diminishes the performance. If you are too light you need to buy the lighter spring (spendy). Also spoke to one of the leading fork servicers in UK that sell this fork as well as other makes, and they said it's hit or miss whether you get a 'good' one. Feel free to correct me as I would like to be convinced to buy them. I miss my lime green Z1's and my '06 66 SL's, but not my '07 888 SL ATA's!