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Old 02-19-2012, 01:43 PM
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Default The plcace GGs are made for
Well, at least one of them
Narrow rocky trails on mnt Ymittos, Athens Greece.
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http://youtu.be/YRjL4PDXklU

I love my new bike !!!!
My hands are killing me!!! Do you think the issue might be the renthall twinwall bars and not the suspention?


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Old 02-19-2012, 07:13 PM
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Nice video, but I had to stop part way because the fade outs were hurting my eyes. awesome trails!
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Old 02-19-2012, 08:59 PM
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Awesome trails....what a view! A perfect place for a GG!
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Nice area and some great views. Beautiful day, too. Being from New England I notice things like that.
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Nice video, but I had to stop part way because the fade outs were hurting my eyes. awesome trails!
OK, I will never use them again.....

Here is another part.
http://youtu.be/i0AkBCSaEvQ
I will try and film all the trils that exist in this mountain.
At least I have a goal...
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OK, I will never use them again.....

Here is another part.
http://youtu.be/i0AkBCSaEvQ
I will try and film all the trils that exist in this mountain.
At least I have a goal...
I was thinking it was over-saturation from the sun causing some unwanted effects. Good to know it was you and not the camera!
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Great video though, keep it up!
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My hands are killing me!!! Do you think the issue might be the renthall twinwall bars and not the suspention?
The 28,6mm Renthal Twinwall is probably unbreakable. So its possible to remove the bridge between. The Bar will still be strong, but you just have enough flex to release your hands. A new fork is the first 10-15 hours a bit stiff, until everything has running in.
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The 28,6mm Renthal Twinwall is probably unbreakable. So its possible to remove the bridge between. The Bar will still be strong, but you just have enough flex to release your hands. A new fork is the first 10-15 hours a bit stiff, until everything has running in.
I tried but cannot unscrew it!! If you can believe this.
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I believe it. I've had those bolts freeze many times. Those freeze, yet the handguard mount bolts right next to them won't stay tight.
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