Are your splines rounded?

Lol

Did you tighten/true up the spokes before you rode it?

He could also use the same spacers used for spacing the crankarm/chainstay clearance inside the bb shell if the bb tube spacer is too short.

Find out what that bjarki guy rides. Hes on Dhadow conspiracy. He looks super tall and Im sure he has a bike check up somewhere.

Some bearings are slightly different dimensions but any aftermarket set of bb bearings should be compatible with any mid bb frame. I found on some cheaper completes the inner diameter of the bearings are sometimes smaller than standard but I havent found ... more »

9ft quarter...broken cranks...

The days I set out to learn new things, I do accomplish them, you are correct. I wait till I am not only physically ready for something but mentally, as well! Keep in mind, I am starting pretty late in the game and learning these tricks in my 30's. Lol ... more »

Yes...I just quoted myself.

Quarter tacos are dangerous to your health though. There is such a thing as too cheap of a taco.

Smart!

Nope, I ride street mostly and wear knee/shin pads, full face, gloves and ankle guards. Just ride wherever, dont worry about what people think, they already think you are on achildrens bike anyway.

I think you are also supposed to have reflectors and a light for night riding by law but I could be wrong. Good reason to wear a helmet if for no other reason!

I could see dirt being more forgiving on a crash than concrete but harder to get the carve at the lip with the dirt giving way and all.

Damn! 4 or 5 tries! Good job.

It is a pretty tough pin and the flange they put on the ends is pretty beefy. But I have successfully pushed the solid pins out with a standard chainbreaker.

You can use any chainbreaker for the solid pin version. But the odyssey chain tool comes with a special adaptor that allows you to remove/replace the hollow pins.

I did the complete opposite. I bought the framed DP to see if I liked a 22". I ended up liking it a lot and kept the frame and switched out all the other components. I dont think the parts surrounding the frame are as worthy of keeping as the frame itself. ... more »