crinks85

Yer you can enter on the day that's no problem!

Hi guys and girls! New to the north east is Northern Biketrials! It has been made up to get more people into riding competitions in a relaxed environment whilst having a good laugh,there will be 3 routes available at the first round, white, green and blue. With the possibility of red at the next venue as it's a cracker! For all the details visit the website and drop us an email or msg on Facebook if you have any questions! If you reply on here please bare with me, visit http://northernbiketrials.co.uk for more information! Each entry is entered into a little draw for a freebie as well as podium prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd! See you all soon!

yer, cassette chain rear mech shifter defo recomend new cable and outers. after spending cash on new gear dont skimp on £5 for them! i have been using saint and its mint gear most common 10 speed seen on the trails.... http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-zee-m640-shadow-10-speed-rear-mech/rp-prod82431 http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-zee-m640-1x10sp-trigger-shifter/rp-prod82432

you will need a new chain though.

thought id best put some better pics up, well linked! picture size to big to use.

Here's my cube hanzz sl Fox float 36 rc2 fit 180mm for any pedaling work and just got some boxxer r2c2 for when I do some downhill.

Thought I'd treat myself to a new bike! Breath yes 2012 Try-all elite forks Breath headset Try-all 3d forged 150x30 stem Echo tr wheel set Maxxis minnion 2.5 rear tyre Maxxis crossmatch 2.1 front tyre Try-all sl sprocket Try-all expert cranks Try-all 108.9 fw Breath caged pedals Echo half bash Echo tr brake mounts Magura hs33 2014 4 finger levers Tnn adm pads Try-all grips Echo sl bars Rrunning 1x5mm & 1x10mm carbon spacers, untill I find the right height and feel for the bike. All sorted through Ben at trials addict, spot guy and would recommend him to anyone.

not sure about the deore brakes but I know on downhill bikes people a run saint caliper and xtr lever. so I would assume it should work.

I was wondering if ther was any down sides to these, I would assume that the brake should push evenly on the rim but how have people found these?

I'm just wondering if this is the quality of a custom made frame how did he get repeat business? was the quality better to start with and then get worse as more requests came in?

yer getting used to it now mate, just need to get out on it a bit more!

sounds like a great idea especially as we are now entering the winter months, i don't really ride street either so id be happy to pay to ride somewhere in the dry!