Dan81

I understand that for the non-violent, normal members of society paying someone a visit to "**** him right up" may seem a daunting option but having been screwed over on something different, I would not rely on the courts for truth, justice or anything similar. My advice is bite the bullet and get some friends together and make a roadtrip out of it... Unbelievably, he lists the white Inspired Fourplay on his signature and on his profile. It also states: Bike Ridden: Multiple (I'll bet).

Street on fixed/road bikes

I've stuck this in here as it's not trials... I know very little about bmx but I want a resonable one to have a go at something new and also for getting around town on. I want something that looks very subtle (battered looking even) so that it's unlinkely to attract attention when locked up, but it must be mechanically ok and cheap... Where am I best looking for one???...any ideas what I should be looking for and what I can expect for what sort of £££? Help appreciated

Over the years 26" trials bike designs have become better and better at hopping and increasingly worse at 'street'/ 'normal riding' (whatever you want to call it) so with limited options for streety, versatile 26" and the release of the danny video they've taken off.

shit designs...but Martyn would definately make a good tv presenter.

Looking for some subtle mid skate shoes and thinking of getting some from the iD site so I can make some with non-clown colours. Are they good for riding in or are there better alternatives

just wondered what made you go for one of these? looks nice btw

Augmented reality glasses that tell you distances of gaps, height angle of surfaces. Their inbuilt Internet access will be streaming videos of riders on similar obstacles projected straight onto your retinas. Obviously.

What does it take to become an olympic sport though? How do you get it considered? We're all biased but I think it's a good spectator sport... I wonder what the arguments would be against it for inclusion? Maybe some people don't view 'jumping about on things' as an athletic competition....maybe it just gets lumped in with bmx and is seen as a juvenille thing.

I didn't explain very well... Manifesto as a riding style isn't shit - I mean it's shit as an idea for a competition theme as it's how I try to ride anyway and it means everyones aiming for something similar. For me, 'trials' riding looks stupid with loads of little hops on the spot, sidehops etc... Fine for competitions but I wouldn't want to be out riding on the street like that... A mate and I have been trying a style similar but taking it further, where there's no little hops on the spot and wherever possible you don't use pedal strokes. I stand by anything that encourages creative, smooth riding and moves away from stupid little hops, sidehops, tape measures, mods (sorry)...

tape measures.......sidehops........

this manifesto stuff is shit....needs to be something original and encourage different sorts of entries, not just everyone attempting the same style.

It'd be good to see a theme that encourages beginners equally as much...