steve@banbury-trials

ride more ,drink more,sleep more,earn more and get a driving licence

looks nice and light,but how many hoses do you have,to me it looks like you got loads might just be me though. steve

i think this happened to me once,with magura 4bolt mounts.luckyly i had a spare set in the shed. steve

spinny moves?or maybe clips of you falling off or just coming short on a gap etc? steve

disk ,maggie or vee?

it hurts when a bike trys to rape the rider,i know this by experiance steve

i ride on my own,it is hard pushing yourself but u gotta get through it .group rides are awesome for motovations,try to get yourself on one mate. steve

i think im right in saying its a formula brake,i dont know what model it is though. bike looks nice,and so does the price . steve

will there be a website for this trials park?

i agree with the water,my brake works so much better when its wet maybe its because its bedding in like. steve

almost everything that can be bought will go down in price once used due to depreciation.so your be very lucky to gain money if you were to sell. steve

front freewheels are generally easyier to change if thy go wrong and they are generraly cheaper to run. steve

the new bb7 is slightly more spongey than previous versions as it has had more material taken of it to lighten it up,the power is still there though.i would say it is a better brake than most hydrolics (sp) as you can really fine tune the brake to however you like it.my front brake cost around £75 and that with a extra lever and cable(just incase i should need them). hope i've helped,steve

mine was ok,you proably just had a dodgey one.hope you didnt loose your face due to the breakage mate. steve

looks really nice i like... steve

heres a link to google maps for the new street gap goooooooogle maps . steve

i ordered from crc monday,paid for next day before 1pm got it 12 today.got to claim my postage charge back now.give them a email instead they usually reply fairly quickly. steve

nope,my balence is bad enough already

generrally if you've rode 26" wheels before you stick wth 26" trials bikes,but then again there are exemption to this rule. steve

most trials wheelset aren't sold complete,but in parts.this is mainly due to trials riders grinding their rims often thus leading to rims wearing out quicker than the rest of the wheel,so most riders replace the rims often. for stock front wheels most people will use a hope pro 2 laced to a try'all front rim,and for the rear a pro 2 trials (if they not running a ffw) onto say a echo rim.these are only example mind. rear rims for trials bikes tend to be 38mm + to ensure a large tire profile. hope i've helped,steve

keep up the good work mate steve

welcome back to trials,enjoy your fit steed. steve

it needs to be in a really big place mind,just imagine hundreds of bikers are by 1 wall in the middle of a highstreet at the same time.i vote for brum with it being the secound biggest city in the britain (i think) and its central england. brum *** steve

welocome to the forum mate ,enjoy.what bike are you riding? steve

and has a 6speed cassette instead of the normal 9 speed. steve