max-t

nyone wanna meet me in brum. I'm Bored!

Just flicking through the search. We need to get another ride like this going again and make a better vid. Was a wicked day .

OH MY GOD. Genius !

Bristol Oxford Reading. Ill be in bristol Sunday

I'll be there this sunday if it is dry. Because its the best street venue in the UK Fo Sho.

King foools.

Haha! I need to start again I've got that crappy virus that has been going round Christmas time and i cant seem to shift it .

Tis light, i tell thee. Looks mint and rides beast too .

Have fun

Ahhh FFS, . I can't get there saturday either . Doubtfull ill be going now.

Train.

Someone is trying really hard for validation lmao

Told me he has sent them and will be happy to refund them. Sorry about this Andy . Speak to me on MSN.

Stans the man You make all types of riding look easy. Your one of the very few riders who i can watch ride natural with complete interest. I said to Conor yesterday, it looks like your a magent 'cos when you land on the rocks you dont seem to move at all to re gain balance, just stick to them. Top vid .

I know its a bit pricey but haven't you tried a Leeson? Custom geo

Why lie?

Mike... I really want to go

No wonder you go through so many forks

He's not wrong. Tried Banana chips? Lushnuss.

Best bet is to start off on something that isn't entirely vertical. Maybe you could set a few pallets up and give it a go on that for a while. The length and set up of your bike wont make much differance at all to how easy/hard the move feels as it is all down to technique. The best thing to do is to hit it hard with both wheels at the same time and as your wheel hooks over the top, transfer your weight up and forwards as much as you can. You wont get this strait away as its quite a hard move to master. (even the top riders dont always get it right). Ideally you want your front wheel to barely get on top of the wall and as close to the coner of the wall as possible. This will help you avoid hitting your feet and/or cranks on the face of the wall. Practice this and gradually steepen the angle when you progress. Good practise brings its rewards and eventually you will be going up higher walls with vertical inclines. Watch videos featuring Neil Tunnicliffe and Damon Watson; their techniques are spot on. Good luck. Max...

Last time i saw him it was plazmatics.

Same. Cant wait.

LMAO. Grant you tit. Hahaha. Using my lens i see Riding tonight....

I thought he was going to pedal I cant believe all of these people havn't heard of danny