no. they are Hayes specific levers. your best bet would be to look on CRC or another UK based online retailer for good deals on Hope products.

you gotta find a better shop, man! $130 is highway robbery. i can pick up a set for half that!

but i suppose there's no need to replace something that works fine.

nice! i think after i destroy my 6.1s, i'll pick up a set of Mavic 721s. anyways, stoked to see that thing at Kelso. pretty rockin' build.

oh by the way, get some saint rotors! haha

haha thanks man. i don't even have it anymore.

the 888 is a pretty solid fork - i've ridden every year since they came out extensively and have no complaints other than weight, but that's not really an issue.

come to a few DH races next year and you'll see how good some of these young kids really are.

maybe. i'm 5'10 and it's fit for me but over six might be pushing it. a lot of people (including myself) like a smaller, more flickable ride, but it's personal preference. if you normally ride a medium or large, i would say this is too small.

haha, seems like a good goal. maybe my season wasn't so bad after all.

oh yeah. i wanna podium that race next year. a stupid time consuming crash and some avoidable slip ups in my attempt to regain some time held me back. oh well.

thanks man! it's a really nice ride, perfect for Ontario - awesome pedal platform, and can shred the downhills. i'll let it go for $800 if you know anyone who's interested.

cheers man!

well it's not about how fast you go anyways, it's how flashy you look.

that said, is there a single Chromag dealer in Ontario? i got mine from Calgary.

but the red makes me faster...

can't do it. i need them to hold my grips on.

haha, well i would be if i actually got out and rode it.

the entire frame.

right on. it' a sick bike, how does it ride? i've always wanted to ride one.

changing sponsors for next season and i'll be riding a Transition.

thanks dude.

thanks man. i wish i could keep it around, it rides amazingly.

maybe you should go to a real school - one that teaches science - and you'll find out that there is absolutely no empirical evidence proving (or disproving) the existence of god. so why don't we all just keep our beliefs to ourselves and agree to disagree.

haha, don't think so dude. i doubt i'll find a better deal on these and i've wanted Chromags for ages.

$800 for frame, DHX 5, Thompson Elite post. maybe some other small bits, but there isn't much left of that bike. most of what is left is going on another build.

the 1.1 actuation ratio is keeping me tied to SRAM...

thanks dude! it was a sweet ride. only the frame is left though, and it's for sale.

gotta admit, i was quite impressed by the new Saint group at the bike show. everyone with it loves it. i may just change my brand loyalty next season.

i've tried several pairs of Saints and didn't really like the feel of any of them. i've been running Hayes for awhile and don't really have anything bad to say about them, but nothing great either. i just want to try something new.

haha, i'll give 'em a year to get dialed. it seems that SRAM is more concerned with making new products than refining them lately.

hmm... i used a set at Mont Ste-Anne and they worked great. although, i'd prefer to stick with a 2 piston caliper.

i'm selling the Morewood at the end of the season and possibly buying a Transition TR450 next season as my race rig and it'll have an RC4 so no need to drop tons of money on something i'll have next year twice.

for the shock i'm going with the tried and true favourite of mine, the DHX 5. was going to go with the air model, but the sale fell through and since, i've decided to go with the coil.

not sure about the brakes. i'm thinking Juicy 7s or Codes if i can find some for a good price. i'm only lookin' to spend about $250 so probably the Juicys.