so your looking at under $100 i reckon, worth it

i reckon not worth it when a suitable spacer can be made for like $2 and 10mins of work

he actually saw it, was someone preforming with him

approx what ever they'd cost you in pounds * 2,  plus transatlantic shipping

way too many pictures of the same thing

but the only way to fix it permanently is to put a spacer inside the hoof to hold the bars straight.  look at a picture of 7's hooves, they've got a bar welded across the top, I made a spacer out of 1/2" copper pipe it fits over the bearing assembly and holds it apart.

Stuntman told me that he'd seen bungies used to increase strength of springs, but as its only second hand, idk if it works.

All you need to know about spring weights.

And yes the PR Advanced are worth it if you sure you're gonna stick with it.

does redeemed have tickets yet? don't remember if he had a definite arrival time.  I'll be there at 730 am after that, bocking, getting to cardiff eventually and bocking some more.

i'm sorry to report that I sprained my ankle yesterday, so I won't be able to join you, have fun without me guys

they cost like $500 us, idk how much it would be to get them to sweeden.  You should def go up if you're bottoming out the 7090's.  So s-rex or skips are the right places to look, idk if they're gonna ever gonna sell s-rex spring seperately, but might as well worry about what you're gonna get based on what's available when you're current springs give up.

bottoming out is bad, it sends a shock up your back and can throw you off balance.  Its controllable, just difficult, i've gotten to a point where i can feel myself bottoming out but just gently enough that i'm not slamming into the ground and throwing myself off. This just means i can use the entire spring.  If you bottom out often, and you can get stronger springs, its not a bad idea, but if you don't bottom out that often, then finish off your current springs, and when they die get new stronger ones.

yes i weigh 90kg and i bottom them out after 2 bounces, if you look at everyone else on here who has them, other than DK i don't think there's anyone else on them that's actually in the range they're meant for.  They're a good spring for lighter people looking for more power, but they can't take the weight they claim they can.

Kiola, on the 7leagueboots link you have www.pro-jumps.com.  For a start its .co.uk not .com, and also they sell pro-jumps and powerskips not 7 leagues .  Just thought I should point that out.

That's cause projump.com used to point to one of the 7's retailers, doesn't anymore it seems.

Anyway, XS or Dom, can you post a description with a picture or two what you had to do?  I'm considering ordering some S-Rex type Rs for my Powerisers, but I'm a little short on tools and I wanna know if I can do it.  I'm only 72kg, and I'm wondering if I should just get T-Rexes instead anyway.  I can bottom out my old PR7090s any time I want, but it isn't particularly easy.

If you look at the top of the frame under the spring bracket, there is a lip on the inside where the front and back stop, just had to grind it down.  Dom has pictures of the process, just gotta get him to post them.  If you want to try my S-rex x's frank i'll let you borrow them if you can get down to a boston meet, they're to soft for me so i'm not using them.

I would if i could.

This is the reason why this forum needs more moderators

wine wine wine, you can ignore a post for a few hours while i go blow things up

the map is a piece of crap, was good when it was first made, but frappr changed how it works and its crap.