N.Wood

Ok well whatever, thats cool. My point being if you have a shit rear brake/freewheel/chain etc you wont like riding your bike, and you won't get any better.

1. Ride ALOT. More than you think you need to. 2. Sort your bike out with some decent kit, tartybikes.co.uk 3. Ride with as many other people as possible, prefereably better than you 4. Watch alot of videos 5. Buy Tricks and stunts from halfords. 6. Learn the basics before you try too hard to go 'big'. Do things over and over again till you get them smooth, everytime. Then move on.

Don't be such a dick... Ash is trying to help you out. Get someone to drop some weld in there and start again?

This is gonna go pretty bad pretty quick

More than 2 days haha. A slanted pallet on a stack of like 7 pallets can be hooked easily, you'll learn that in a couple days. Hooking walls that are vertical and 60"+ high take ages to learn.

I couldn't be arsed to walk over the other side of the hill to say bye so thought i'd say it on here.... Bye! Was a good ride good to ride d moor again

Should be ok on the upper levels as long as it aint pissing it down tommorow and isn't too windy.

Tom - Co ords for Bone hill are 50.582928,-3.792623

Danny Butler doing a sidehop at Shipley Glen?

Are you staying down Devon way or summat?

Cool - Ali C and Mat Smith are 2 riders off the top of my head that live in Hebden Bridge.

Definately not... Everyone started out at some point. Best way to learn is to hang with people better than you. Rad vid boys and girls, glad you're suddenly bringing out loads of vids Jonny!

By Beckenham/Bromley do you mean your house in Penge? Shit sucks, will keep an eye out when I'm home.

Front rear

I dunno but could you score extra marks for melting some rubber bands and fashioning them into a driver/body kit for your car?

What are you on about?

Some people in Bromley, Kent. One of them works in the Bexleyheath BMW garage actually

New rear hub/loose the brakes, shifters, sprockets/sort out a chain tensioner/jobs a goodun?

Roffles

Doing something wrong.

Looks good, nice one Danny/Dave

Yeah Plymouth is pretty damn good really... Unless you've ridden there pretty much every day for 3 yearslike I have, in which case it gets a wee bit tedious.

You think you're starting to get the hang of trials.. Then something like that comes out roffles.

In all seriouthness, I've done 51" so I guess its around the 58" - 60". Thats on completely flat vert walls, obviously makes it easier if its just under vert.

My biggest is pushing 34", So I'd imagine the pros are hitting 40" or so.