Filo

Thanks for the heads up on the axles. Im also a big dude. I weigh in at 117kg. I learnt to be smooth after breaking heaps of stuff. see what happens.

I felt the same. Then I figured why not. I'm really happy how it turned out. Im a little disappointed that I'm not using the blue forks. They look heaps better. I can't use them because I need a long steer tube. That why the long stem. Yes it's a 110mm stem, I found them to be the perfect combination between street and trials on the hex. Im fairly tall so need the higher set up. as for the hope cranks, I feel that there a little narrow in the frame( my personal opinion). There a really nice crank set, with the inspired bash it's a perfect fit. I don't know if you have seen how they mount, just a bit tricky compared to most cranks.

Same colour combo as my hex. So naturally I'm going to say it looks good. The blue and purple work very well together.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it and my arcade video fingers crossed that my next video isn't far away.

thanks. Sometimes it's good and bad being the big guy. I tend to break stuff a bit more, as you would also be aware. its great when you smash lines that others can't.

I live in singleton,NSW,2330

The crashes were to good not to share. I still ride now( not as frequently as I should), this was all pre arcade footage. Currently I'm filming on my dual disc hex. Video shouldn't be to far away really. its a bit hard locally because the street riding is non existent, there's nothing, no one to ride with within a 1.5drive.

Hey guys, recently I went through some old footage. I've been sitting on this for a while now. this footage is early 2011-late 2012. hope you guys enjoy

My local bike shop doesn't even carry the tubes i require 26x2.25. I bearly go there because he is so useless at fixing bikes. Lots of people have issues

Ali what gearing are you running in the video?

What was it then?

The strat dab was a Smart move on his behalf. I'd like to see anyone try that line. It was huge. When we had the worlds in Australia there was a similar line. The riders could ride on flat ground under a long. They should have ridden up a skinny incline then gapped across. He just played on the rules to save points. It was all or nothing.

I'm the same as you. I can't stand single wall rims. I now have a stockpile of rims. Fingers crossed it will last me a while. The weight loss for reliability isn't worth it.

They have re-designed the whole area. The new junction is much better looking and should be less inclined to crack. I had my bike nice and early. Mine fell well outside the warranty period.

Mine was the very first arcade. The cracks had nothing to do with the disc mount. It cracked on the seat tube/seat stay junction. Right at the edge of the welds.