steve@banbury-trials

trials-uk.co.uk are open ,buy from them.i've had nothing but good service. steve

is the new street gap where navigation st and pinfold street meet?

looks good but what do you have zip-tied to the chainstay? steve

if i go on holiday to tenby/pendine next year i'll arrange to meet up for a ride

i rode tenby this year,wasnt to bad really,i stayed in pendine welcome to the forum,enjoy. steve

i quite like it, i like the simpleness of it.do you know the geo of the bike by any chance? steve

the only way to do more is to practise loads and loads

i would like to see less quantity of frames but better quality

novitie boxers and socks,short sleeve shirts (btw i don't like short sleeve shirts) and jeans and £25 .

im loving the colour scheme looks proper smart i say steve

wayne mate ,people are only telling you to stop your text talk as its against one of the rules of this forum,yeah some have said things a little inconsiderately (sp) but thats just them and their personallities ,so if i was you,remember this topic and just improve on it,use full words,good punctuallity and spellings and everyone will chat happy as larry.have a good christmas buddy steve

thats a nice steed you got there,personally i like the lightening graphics stands out from the crowd . steve

firstly get a grind then whack on either hs red,hs cousts or koxx brown and your be sorted i've found these pads to be the best of the pads that i've ever run. steve

cheers for that,i feel like a computer genious now simple things please simple minds lol

Pads: heatsink cousts in pimp metal backings Time used:2 months or so Rim used: rear revell and then a rear 24bicycles 42mm rim Grind: hell yeah,sharp med Ceraminc: nope Brake used: 05 maggie,zoo! lever,water bleed no booster What is your opinion of a good working brake: on/off ,loud ,solid lever feel and excellant hold Previous pads you have used: koxx browns ,cousts ,zoo! ,onza citrus ,rock pads greens ,rockpads blues ,maggie blacks Review: i started using these pads on my reveel rim which had a dull med grind on it,after setting them up nicely i went for a ride,and instantly they appeared as if they were bedded in already ,great hold,bite and sound like a horny goose these pads also seemed to get better and better as i used them for longer and longer too. then i bought and 24bicycles rims and whacked a harsh grind on it and set the pads up,instantley i had the same performance as my old rim even though i slightly rushed setting up the brakes so all in all ,im very impressed with these pads bought another set off these along with hs reds the other day,i'll let you know bout the reds in due course . steve

bring the identiti with you and just have a watch and get inspired and on a serious point,don't go buying any frames before you test ride some,either wait till brum or wait till we go to trials-uk shop when it opens steve

how do you guys take screen shots of your backgrounds with the icon and stuff on iy?is it done with a camera or something?

copied and pasted from tarty bikes,the echo control 07 ... Geometry (When measured with Echo Urban fork, available separately) Wheelbase: Short 1060mm Chainstay Length: 375mm BB Rise: 20mm Head Angle: 72 degrees Centre of BB shell to top centre of head tube: Short 655mm (25.75") best i could find. steve

right lets clear this up,echo 07 rims have been out nearly two years but the fluecent coloured ones and 36h ones have only been on sale for a week or so.sorted lol steve

try it and find out,whats the worse that could happen?if you dont like it without put it back on steve

cool,i'll keep a eye out for new vids

i think you should realise a video when you get the friction problem sorted. steve

looks fairly light,but im not to sure on how it looks though aslong as it ride well who cares. what the weight of this bike then? steve

will the be a follow up dvd coming out in the near future?

http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?id=2083 i dare you to try it