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SHS riding the Land Of Down Under
trails: silton. this was a bad day for Tim, no chain guide on an orange frame is a recipe for DOOM
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- Date Posted
- May 29, 2011 at 5:21May 29, 2011
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro/DH
- Location
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Sheffield, United Kingdom
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eastofski
(May 29, 2011 at 5:36)
Haha I love it, especially the music. In my defence, the corner at 1.40 is the single most awkward corner in the history of downhill....
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yerr looking good tim 
i did a run down the track we were seshing at hammers when it was pouring down that time we went its much easier in the dry and when you can actuly see the track ahah
i did a run down the track we were seshing at hammers when it was pouring down that time we went its much easier in the dry and when you can actuly see the track ahah- + 1
haha Dyson and I were talking about that, that was such a good day. We'll have to go back soon. I think I'd enjoy the track more if I wasn't either wearing muddy goggles and therefore blind, or not wearing goggles and getting loads of mud in my eyes, also blinding me
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the orange? nothing?... And yeah Ant, he did say that, but so far I've not even managed to loosen any spokes, which is impressive as I once broke three in one go (Carlton stepdown on a Dr Jekyll)
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haha aye i know 
and I'm pretty impressed with that, i might actually let him build me a wheel now...
and I'm pretty impressed with that, i might actually let him build me a wheel now...
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wicked man! preferred the 1st section to the 2nd, the zoom pulling was very earthed-esque, looked mint!
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tut tut, naughty lie there, the 223 have 8.75" eye to eye but only have 2.8/75 stroke length aha
nice video btw
nice video btw
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thanks. i try.
i didnt know how much travel a 223 has, it was eastofski's commentary anyway i was merely stating it's modal.
i didnt know how much travel a 223 has, it was eastofski's commentary anyway
i was merely stating it's modal.- + 3
a) Yeah, those are the correct statistics for the 223 with the stock 5th element. However, the shock shuttle moves, meaning you can reasonably get anything up to a 3' stroke shock into a 223 (i2i can obviously change with this). Bearing in mind that's not the stock 5th element, you have no idea how much travel that has.
b) The fact that it's obviously a 17' should tell you it's not a 222
b) The fact that it's obviously a 17' should tell you it's not a 222
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you can get 17" 222's (larges), have seen a few, in fact i was gona buy one, my proto is a 16" 1999 222 which i used to ride but turned over to a stock 222 . But yes a 223 can have 2.75 or 3.0 stroke, but the wheel path is ever so slightly different.
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yeeeeehhh lets have a 'i know more about orange's than you' argument.... well i bet you didnt know orange also make guitar amps eh? yeh.
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lol, in fact i do know that because my bro is into guitars ect,but its a different company than orange bikes
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Meh, they never made a fully production 17' 222, so if you see a large it's pretty safe to assume its a 223