Grisley Paul
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Ah ok, well if it's not just a vanity type product maybe I'll give it a looking at.... 
Show us your Proflex........
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It's true, it helps prolong the life of the sidewalls, keeps them looking good for longer, and actually helps stop mud sticking to them so they stay cleaner.
Whatever you do though DO NOT get any of that stuff on rims or discs, it will not prolong your brakes
Anyway, I swapped out the Crosslink forks on my 857 today as I wanted to run a disc brake up front, so stuck some Pace RC38's on, looks good I think, think there's more carbon than actual bike now I've seen the Hammerhead rear disc adapters on Ebay recently so might look into that idea...
Whatever you do though DO NOT get any of that stuff on rims or discs, it will not prolong your brakes
Anyway, I swapped out the Crosslink forks on my 857 today as I wanted to run a disc brake up front, so stuck some Pace RC38's on, looks good I think, think there's more carbon than actual bike now
I've seen the Hammerhead rear disc adapters on Ebay recently so might look into that idea...Grisley Paul
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Rear disc........ hhhmmmm yes please
Got some pics of the 'Flex today...
Like I said I changed the Crosslinks for the RC38's the other day, wasn't sure what it would look like as for me the Crosslinks are part & parcel of the Proflex, but I think it's ok, and will probably save some weight.
I weighed the bike last year @ 27lbs, changed wheels & forks since then so may be a little lighter now
Also last year I got hold of an adapter to allow me to fit a Fox Float rear shock, think it's about time I got around to doing that Just waiting to drop lucky on a decent shock.
Like I said I changed the Crosslinks for the RC38's the other day, wasn't sure what it would look like as for me the Crosslinks are part & parcel of the Proflex, but I think it's ok, and will probably save some weight.
I weighed the bike last year @ 27lbs, changed wheels & forks since then so may be a little lighter now
Also last year I got hold of an adapter to allow me to fit a Fox Float rear shock, think it's about time I got around to doing that
Just waiting to drop lucky on a decent shock.Grisley Paul
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Nice one Jimo...... like that
Would like one of those rear shock adaptors myself, where did you come by it if you don't mind my asking ?
Had some ''fun'' today when my rear shock ''fell out'' as the bottom bolt that holds it to the top of the chain stays worked loose and jammed against the tyre, luckily I was only going at walking pace so no bother, but had to call my ''crew'' to recover me as I didn't have enough tools in my saddle pack to put it back together....
Still don't mind these type of things when it's bright sunshine outside
Would like one of those rear shock adaptors myself, where did you come by it if you don't mind my asking ?
Had some ''fun'' today when my rear shock ''fell out'' as the bottom bolt that holds it to the top of the chain stays worked loose and jammed against the tyre, luckily I was only going at walking pace so no bother, but had to call my ''crew'' to recover me as I didn't have enough tools in my saddle pack to put it back together....
Still don't mind these type of things when it's bright sunshine outside
Grisley Paul
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VERY NICE
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