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The post offfice has/is changing its pricing policy from weight to size. they may be obliged to take any size of parcel but they can now charge a lot if its to go by post. They should take any size by parcel force although make sure you insure it as in my experience they are quite good at losing...

Try talking to the guys at Trek UK 01908 282626. They used to be able to get the cartridge bearings from a British supplier. They had the tool to fit them and would do it or a reasonable price.

Trials Hmm! Never quite got the whole pallet hopping thing, probably because I can't even do a decent track stand.

Karma The Karma was around in first year after the Trek takeover. Chehalis built (Klein factory) It never worked very well. A poor mans Mantra but without the looks, oil damping but with a signifiicant weight gain.

ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MAVIC-ZAP-800-Ele ... dZViewItem If someones quick

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The Trek forks were made by showa and were very advanced for their time. Unfortunatley the effort that had been put into their damping technology was let down by poor seals and very poor bracing.

They did a white 8000 same frame as the 8500 but DX kit. The 8900 was a 3 tube carbon with flouro rear end and fork. It may have had Grafton brakes and bullseye hubs.

Frame Trek 8500 Easton E9 program series tubing Fork Pace RC35 Headset Shimano threaded STX Stem Control Tech Handlebar Race Face ( a bit new but I like bars that don't break/bend) Grips Bontrager Foam Brakes Deore XT Cantilever cable hangers RBP Brake Levers Shimono Deore Shifters...

Doh! I'll read the list next time. looks good though

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fat-Chance-Yo-Edd ... dZViewItem someone must want these.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... Track=true More ebay titanium, didn't realise proflex had made these.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/KONA-HEI-HEI-FRAM ... dZViewItem Too small for me.

24 hour power output test http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id= ... nlandmines Some more thoughts on the 26 v 29 debate, a little more scientific than just feels better, but not much.

Pace forks http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Pace-Rigid-Forks- ... dZViewItem These might work for you

And some rigid ones as well http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/USE-rigid-forks-n ... dZViewItem

Shimano electronic dura ace http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id= ... news/03-09 So the big S looks set to enter the fray.

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Because they broke, either at the rear dropouts or the front mech braze on. I believe later versions went for a clamp on front mech.