Anthony Chantrey

From my experience, the leaving is a lot earlier than you first think! (not crazy amounts though, just slightly) Going at it as close as the move allows DOES get you up there but, when your rear wheel hits the wall, you usually end up too leaned backwards which might be causing your inconsistency. Leaving earlier should mean you gain a lot more forward momentum which, should help carry you on top of the wall once your rear wheel hits. Hope this help! good luck

The real reason for this was because of how fast paced the song, therefore the video was; not because he wasn't making the gaps. In the next one we'll have much more complete clips Again thanks for the feedback!

Can anyone shed some light on how these freewheels will remain on the cranks? I'd assume it'll have lockring, but the pictures don't really show any sign of one :/ Something about a freewheel flapping around scares me.

Personally I prefer washerless due to their pure ease! TNN have a video to help you make sure your Magura mounts are square; for when using any washerless clamps

After several owners resulting in two cracks and a snap when it got to me, I had to get a new frame :/ But no one can just let an ice go... The cracks The snap P.s. Apologies for the disgusting paint finish... The green you see above is tank grade paint, done by the owner before me; near impossible to remove, leaving a mess of failed attempts :/