oh nice are they cheap.

have yiou got any links to the new rst stuff.

its not that bad actually,our lass will start to go out on the tiles again then i get to go out.

thanks although it leaves less money for bikes

wer u the lad on the rage dh this year in morzine... think i saw up top of chavannes holding ur old bike after she gave way

sorry, dont think im gonna buy the dope system off u. i realised i dont need it and its too complex to assemble

sorry dude its sold

yes its still up 4 sale when could u hav a look at it

damn

are you going to pitfichie 2morrow?

u should delete the comments on the seaton slide pic thing!! thats gutting will the shock fit?

oh sweet. will have to see it sometime! wat about everything else

ur stab looks duffed(no offence) u still ride it?

Ahh thankyou! It just came in a moment of brilliance

Nah sorry dude

cool well just go up when ever u can and maybe we will cya up there some time but just build some similar stuff to wat there is and a few other things to the sides

yh that would be ace as we want to build up some more jumps

well thats good to know!! thanks for all of the info youve given me, ill be sure to join to mtb club when the time comes.

haha lol do you chain them down?? canny wait to get there now!

that is crap, only bmx i canny believe that!! hmm, that makes stuff even more complicated cos i was thinking that one bike would be enough for uni, but if there is street, dj and dh i might have to take both bikes! do you keep them in a bike shed? or in your flat?

that sounds awesome! are there any dj's around aberdeen? p.s i like dh and dj and street. oh and how close is that indoor sk8 park to the uni?

yep, aberdeen uni the proper one.ok, i will, i was hoping there would be one thanks.

lol im trying to sell before i change my mind,just stress all the time so want rid.

ah true enough man.

whay are you selling the stab.

That second axle and dropout is for a Saint set up.

http://mcnaughty.pinkbike.com//

at a guess maybe some sort of wood dowling of some sort.

there was a thread on another website on how to do it but i cant find it.

if you get totally stuck ask mcnaughty again he knows all about kona.

only screw it out so far though and tap it,give more thread hold kind thing sort off.

no but i know for a fact that you have to screw out the silver bolt so far and then smack it with a hammer.

Ya man it's pretty easy just undo all the adjustment caps then unscrew the top and bottoms....easy as that pull them out. Only thing I could see going wrong is all the adjustments has little ball bearing in them so they lock into place so just make sure you watch out for those and the high speed compression adjustment on the bottom of the right leg has tiny screw ...when you put it back together put some blue lock tight on it or it will fall out. Other then that its really easy! Good luck. any other questions feel free to ask

sweet stuff.

should be a good comparison between the ringle and hope.

yeah what did you go for,and sorry was getting over my hang over.

thnx m8

it works now
never saw that button there.
Pretty dumb ^_^

Yeah the rear end on a stab is pretty wierd by any means. The actual size between the frame is 150mm, however the DOPE bracket which fits on the axle is 15mm wide, meaning that in actual fact, the rear hub size is reduced to 135mm.

I didn't know this, and bought a full wheelset with Hope Pro 2 hubs front and back. And upon fitting them discovered i'd made a severe f*ck up!

So anyway I had a look and it turns out that if you cut the rear axle down by 6mm and make some little spacers you can get a pro 2 hub to fit easily.

I'll put some pics up in a bit

I love it, Quick engagement, weights pretty fair considering its strength for sure. Doesn't require to much work to keep it running smooth. Worth the price for sure

nowt worse then getting your hopes up for them to be blown away.

mcnaughty reckons ringle is the only way to go on that.

http://mcnaughty.pinkbike.com/

if he cant help,get yourself on konaworld.com and sign up to the forums they have kona boffs on there who know everything.

give me a pic of yuor dropouts and i might be able to tell from there,or ask mcaughty as im certain he had a saint on his stab.

and i dont mind helping so dont be worried about asking.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=1056

no this one is the one you want,the other you posted a link for is the old style saint which used a larger centre lock rotor and wont fit the cassette.

just dont get the park cassette tool as it aint deep enough,now i have 2 bloody cassette tools.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=27690

these aint all that much more exspensive,although the slx should be good.

and the best bit is all you need to fit them is a bb tool and shimano cassette tool.

i had problems with hayes warping an awfull lot the metal just seems soft.

shimano are pretty solid with a good design for stiffness,and the new alloy centre ones are even stiffer.

http://www.pinkbike.com/forum/listcomments/?threadid=66602&pagenum=2#commentid1645169

second page for the adapters.

you can buy adapters to run any rotor you like.

according to the hype the saint are 400% better sealed than the m801 model,and my friends m801 have been rolling a year and a bit and still feel as sweet now as they did when bought new.

the freehub is quiet but im hoping it beds in and becomes a little louder.

i havnt ridden them but from past experiences and i know shimano know there stuff you wont be getting a bad deal at all.

there is a dude on here called benjboi or something similar and he has them,has the hub as his avatar pic with a white rim.

http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/3107027/

will look into it.

ok im not very clued up on compooter stuff,but maybe get people to post there stuff up then update the first page with regions or something like that.