Engine: Petrol Size: 1.0 Model: vauxhall corsa C Driving Conditions: City(mostly) +Country Combined MPG: about 36 I think Rated MPG (manufacture) : 47 (i think) Comments: It gets pretty raped to be honest, due to its savagly low power, it requires a fair bit of revving pulling away/gaining speed afterwards. Im sure I could get it better but then Id be one of those people who sits at a junction until the road is COMPLETLY clear. Edit: Windows down sometimes.
Left 6th form so I finished on like May 7th or somthing, Iv actually got fecking bored and started doing loads of overtime at work/got 2 jobs which is good Going back to college next year for motorsport engineering, then, fingers crossed Uni, fair few long summers to come for me I think
When he says decent pressure he is blatantly lieing when he says 20psi, hes running a good 35 in there when I rode it. I run a Maxxis DH with between 20-25psi in it, still rim it ALOT but no punctures (touch wood)
Hmm, I hired a suit the other day for a party, got it full on caked in mud after running/falling/rolling round a croquet field having spent 60quid on sambuca. Place I got it from didnt say a thing. They made me sign an imprint of my debit card saying if the suit was ruined they can take £200 out of my account. I also paid £6 extra for insurance against stains and what not. If you signed nothing, I guess there is no obligation for you to pay it..
Wow, first comment, will edit... EDIT: Fook Me. That was mental, sorta got used to everyone idolising damon. But I recon the bummers will return after watching that. Seriously good shit... scares me just watching it..
I would say the simtra/trialtech setup sounds gooood. On a lower BB bike I really liked my onza pz31 or whatever it is stem, the 17degreex120mm one with some lower bars, i have onzas but wouldnt really recomend them
In my experience, (having ridden both 24" and a streety stock) they are similar, good for streety stuff, not so great for pure trials, although its deffiantly not impossible, just not as easy as on a pure TGS type frame.
I have to be honest, its not my cuppa tea. All ex. trials riders seem to run un fashionable jump bikes, not that thats bad the fashion in jump and street makes them seriously un versatile (which is bad) however I gotta say it doesnt half make them ride better for street n what not.
No reason why you shouldnt, steve at heatsink did it, and ran an adaptor for a rim brake. to be honest though, I woulda said itd be more of a measure that youd take if you had the frame and bits lying around, if your buying new then Id save abit extra and get an inspired or similar with 24" specific geo.