SunnyBoy

^ Thanks :$

Goodluck with the snailcams ^ . Yeah, I've just started my PhD so I'm going to be pretty busy for the foreseeable future... . I'd definitely say AutoCAD and SolidWorks are my favourite programs, as well as being the most widely used I'd say. To get it you'll either have to pay for a license from the company or try get a free student version if you're a student...ahh the perks.

I wouldn't say it's a bad first trials bike - that or one of the lower spec Onza's that you can pick up cheap. No point spending a fortune at first - if you stick to it then upgrade and you won't have lost out.

Complete nutter!

I was meant to be going today but university work took over XD. My brother and mate both ride there (mostly BMX) but are both decent trials riders. Think it's stukeley skatepark they ride most of the time...might be wrong though. I know there's a lot of good stuff around. If you want I can ask them whereabouts it all is?!

Paradoxical question

= pun win

I bought my first trials bike off eBay about 7 years ago - complete pile of shite. Koxx levelboss 'apparently' good working order and decent condition. Rear brake mount screws came glued into the frame, knackered maguras, dodgy headset and frame bashed to pieces. First and last time I've ever bought a bike without seeing it first! Took over a month for the guy to actually send it as well!

Only one thing for it - we're going to have to build a trials village. Any donations? £2-3 million should be plenty....

Awesome filming and riding! Those riding spots look amazing!

Big fat no from me I think it'd be much too clumsy and can't really see the need for bigger wheels.

After 5 years of being a student I've learnt payday never comes!!!

Hi all, Could someone tell me if there's a way to identify alloy from stainless steel? (looking at sprockets only without checking weight, etc. i.e. from pictures) Cheers

I can't see aluminium rotors being used for trials, think they'd get buggered up too quickly for the price. Any of the ally rotors I've seen have been the floating rotors with an aluminium spider and stainless steel braking surface. Most rotors will be pretty light depending on profile - maybe 110g for a 180mm rotor and I've seen some 165mm rotors at about 80g.

Just took a few pictures of it finished now! Just got a BB7 to fit on the front now, and I'm considering a spoke tensioner.