Ross McArthur

http://youtu.be/5NP8y63Ms4o

If anyone missed it. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b04kntlk/danny-macaskill-riding-the-ridge

Yur weclome. http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/topic/188737-tarty-days-2014/#entry2607364

Just chuck a long stem on Chez

Yup. Console is stronger. If I were you I'd go for that. The price tag obviously isn't a problem, is it?

For GT to make Kenny Bs "old" frame. And for GT to shoot the person who came up with the idea for the new one. Even if that means Kenny B...

Sounds like you've been bull-shitted. Complaint comes in from cyclist. Can't be arsed dealing with complaint. Wait two days. Reply to cyclist with what he wants to hear. Problem goes away. Cyclist tells TF of his result.

I'm guessing these things on his fore arms stop arm pump?

Now, every time you ride your bike, you'll think of the shame. That long bolt spacer shame. Forever shame!!!!!

Really liking how clean that looks. A set of Trial Tech lite forks would be the cherry on top! Oh, and if you could, chop the spacers on the rear booster so it sits closer to the mounts.

That's probably because we just finalised designs a couple of days ago. This is how it went down... http://youtu.be/_YHiXNi84jo

I've got ebola. But fo-real. Man flu sucks. Will get a day arranged soon for a toon ride. Hope I can make it on Sunday. Can Harldy breathe at the moment.

Great footage! Cant hide the fact that that was a total gay bar... Liked the stoppie down the varying angles and the 180 hop gap. Carthy is so dialed. Looking forward to seeing the Trial Tech video.

Same as these Nick. Also, the seat tube & top and down tubes are butted, yes. Stays are not.

...and get pumped off a big black man.

Would that BB require more frame threads if no spacers were used?

Smooth and big. Just how I like it.

It depends where you want to run the freewheel. If you've got it attached to your cranks it's easy enough to get a proper sized cog on the rear wheel. If you run the FW on your hub, be it 16 tooth or worse 18 tooth, it'll be harder to find a set up for your cranks which gives you a decent ratio. If you can afford it, a free hub is your best bet. You can pick up a second hand hope trials hub for around £60 if you look hard enough. Having that would mean you can have a normal 22tooth front ring and rock guard or an 18tooth set up of that's what floats your boat. Having either of these with a suitably sized rear cog will give you a nice solid feeling drive train. Having a free hub will mean your chain is stationary when you're not pedalling. So for manuals etc, you won't have an excuse for your jeans being sucked into your chain!

Seems everyone gets a free Marino T shirt with their frame.

I might just ride your frame when I get it.

A fully? Never heard it called that before. Might have to adopt it.

There's something not quite right about it. Looks like an Ozonys. That's not a compliment So is your gold bits going to suit it?

I've actually had a go on a decent one a few months back at a show. We had it on a huge wet grass slope and skidded the shit out of it for two hours.

There's more chance of Marino getting you the right geo than that happening.