Here's a few better pics of some of the Bonesaw frame details: It's going to be available in Gloss Clear and Gloss Black. Isaac approved his prototype and they will be in production shortly.

What foot forward do you ride? If you're left foot forward, you'll tend to prefer pegs on your left side. In this case it's best to get a bike with the gearing on the right side. If you're right foot forward you'll tend to prefer pegs on your right side. ... more »

The most important thing whether it's new or used is finding a bike that fits you. How tall are you? Are you still growing? The main measurement of a bike is the length of the top tube on the frame. Getting a frame that fits you will go a long way in ... more »

Same type of stuff you would use on a headset or BB. The Park Tool grease is really nice but any bearing grease should do the trick.

I was talking about the Clutch. There's a bit of a pop after you stop pedaling on all of the ones we've sold so far. It goes away in about a week of riding. Yeah, as far as the grease thing goes, we've added grease to all of the Clutch hubs that we've ... more »

Yeah, they all do that. It's just wearing in. I would recommend adding a bit more grease to your hub, you can do this by injecting some through the adjustment hole, or by pulling your hub apart.

Spanish is smaller than mid. If Mid is too small, my guess is that it would be American. Measure it and let us know.

Shit happens some times. If they're a good shop I'm sure they will order you the proper hub. You are fine to reuse the spokes and rim, so offer to take it apart for them to make the rebuild easier. The thing about reusing spokes has more to do with reusing ... more »

Pretty sure it is... looks like a complete frame. Still full chromoly, but not the actual aftermarket frame. If you take a look at his other auctions he's definitely selling a lot of other frames off complete bikes.

This isn't really true Brayden. Most companies will warranty a fork, or at least hook you up with a crash replacement discount on a fork, particularly when it is 2 months old. What brand of bike did you buy?

It's fine to ride but should be fixed when you can. The longer you wait the worse it's going to get.

Odyssey Springfield's have a ton of clearance, they should work fine with your 2.4. (Provided your rim is reasonably straight)

Agree with that! Except make sure you are getting Half Cab Pros and not just regular Half Cabs. Almonds are actually quite nice though too, and the new Loteks are looking pretty decent.

Yeah, I would second that. The VX 2 looks very, very nice.

Ya, you got it. It has to come down a bit but I'm sure you can handle it.

The S&M guards will fit, but you need to angle the cone spacers a bit with a file.

Most interesting thing: The Shadow JC PC style pedal seemed interesting. The plastic is actually pretty thick before it hits the screws that hold it together. This might be nice for pedal grinders, I've always found its really easy to wear down to the ... more »

Not sure exactly, it looked pretty normal but I didn't ask about internals on that one.