Willsey

well i'm glad to hear a lot of good comments about it as i have just bought one.. cat wait to get it now! should come early next week yay!

Well i can build a bike in about an hour now.. i had to when i was working in a bike shop... its pretty simple, and you have to start somewhere.. but here are a few tools that you must have to build them like chain delinker, crank extractor etc.. i would get the bike shop to do it if you havent before and havent got the tools, or ge a friend to build it with you.. good luck

well its gotta be dry! no worries about brakes failing or slipping off..

well dont get a t-comp... look at this: http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=...q=oxford+trials was on one of the other threads...

wow i totally hate t-comps now... but it might have been weaker n weaker.. and that just finnished it off... nice vide there

ok people ! the same answers have been given about 10 times now.. we get it lol.. i'm not flaming but unless you have something constructive and new to say, don't bother crowding the thread!

o rite cool ok then nice.. and yea the sites ok but it its worth investing in a .co.uk domain.. only about 20 for 2 years..

best pro: buckled wheels don't seem to much of a problem anymore. worst con: your bound to snap it or bend i bad.. thats why most people don't use them in trials.. because the back wheel is nearly always lower than the front, and more prone to get bent..

unless your very good, i wouldn't bother buying it to be honest mate.. if i were you.. i would look at similar shaped frames like the echo control.. second hand.. and yea if you get good it might be worth investing

yea.. its nice to see you.. erm wheelying lol.. welcome mate have a good stay.. now close the topic! the only reason i looked was because it was 2 pages long.. i thought something was up lol

yea we saw it in the pics of the koxx event thing ...

make sure your brake is adjusted right.. so that it is equal on either site.. so you don't get the spongy effect.. i would not recommend rubbing coke around the rims, if other people do.. its not worth it and its rubbish..

are you allowed to advertise here?

yea give us a link and we will have a better chance of helping!

My friend Tristen died from not wearing a helmet on a motorbike ( he almost always did )... the bikes engine locked up and threw him off, you can guess the rest. I feel deaply for anyone who knew the lad, and i guess that shows how much of a bitch life is to us all. Please wear a helmet and say safe guys, and RIP to the poor lad

ermmm plyers? mole-grips? put it in a vice and bend it back.. or ly it flat in the vice and tighten it up so it straightens.. but remember when you bend it back it will be brittle and weaker..

looks like a lot of fun thanks for the pics mate

i really would like to see some. i came into this forum to late to know him but i have done my research and feel for him. i would also appreciate it if someone could upload them. thanks

could we have a better mirror? google video? megauploads.com? rapidshare.de?

old parts.. only a hs33 on the front..not disc ready hubs.. basic model.. i wouldnt think over 300£ ever! but if you give me a decent price (MSN) i may be interested...but its not really what i want ..

i cannot believe this but anyway, please could a moderator close this.. its leading nowhere and could get a little sour..

i like it but i dont like the bashgaurd.. looks a bit useless..

ok cowboy what are you on? you CANNOT put a motobike disc on (easily) and it would be mad! no offence but if your 4ft, you obviously want it as light as poss so no, do not try it.. also you tried to put a 19" wheel on it?! can we see some pictures of this bike?

my friend was riding his BMX when he got a twig stuck in his front sprocket.. he went to get it out while sitll riding, and ended up taking his finger right round with the chain.. went straight through his finger :| i nearly fainted let alone him lol

wow just seen the video! you have soo much control over that bike! excellent work cant wait to see the whole video mate stay safe!