Trials Maniac

What's to say they are kids? you are the one who acts like a kid and has no brain cells. Honestly pete wheres the bloody logic.

I've decided i don't want an Adamant A3 because a lot of people have told me they are crap. I'm now thinking of getting a gu typhoon with blue rims hubs handlebars and cranks....They look a lot nicer aswell and also - so i have been told - ride a lot nicer than an Adamant A3. So yeah im going to get a gu typhoon mod equip it with zoo and echo parts and put on a pair of try-all stickys (I havn't tried them before so i'll give them a go) This topic can now be closed

possibly yes, but you have said you don't know if it is a for sale one so i think the mods wont mind. and its not exactly a for sale post becasue your not gaining from it, you are giving them away. On topic; coud you put some pictures up of the rim please?

Pretty good mate, how can you call that basic!! what did you find easier to ride your onza t-mag or you koxx vinco?

Mm yes it seems like it, is it just me or does everyone hate pete . (just to emphasize my capital letters and fullstops )

lol !!!

Yes, the info about these tyres can be found on tarty bikes but i have made a topic of it so people can put there own opinions about the tyres i have mentioned or any other tyres they like..

Ok, i've noticed that lately there has been many posts along the lines of; "what tyre should i get". So I've decided to make a post with all the information you need to know about the top four tyres...oh and sorry if the pictures aren't the right tyre Maxxis creepy crawler; Front; - Designed specifically for trials use by World Champion Dani Comas. - 2.0” (51mm) wide and made to fit 20” diameter front rims. - Soft 42a rubber compound provides un-paralleled grip in all manner of situations. - Proven and trusted traditional style ‘block’ tread pattern. - 688g Rear; - Designed specifically for trials use by World Champion Dani Comas. - 2.5” (63.5mm) wide and made to fit 19” diameter rear rims. - Soft 42a rubber compound provides un-paralleled grip in all manner of situations. - 25 TPI casing offers a ‘damped’ feel to the tyre and excellent puncture resistance. - Proven and trusted traditional style ‘block’ tread pattern. - 1042g. Price; £31 pair form tarty bikes Rear maxxis creppy crawler; Try all sticky: Front; - Trials-specific 'Stiky' compound tyre. - Relatively thin sidewalls keep the weight low. - As used by top World riders Benito Ros and Marco Hosel. - 2.0" profile offers high levels of grip, especially when run at low pressures. - Triangular tread pattern is different to most tyres, ensuring good grip and mud shedding properties. - Weight: 561g Rear; - Trials-specific 'Stiky' compound tyre. - Extra thick sidewalls offer high levels of pinch flat resistance, ideal for street riders looking for maximum grip! - As used by top World riders Benito Ros and Marco Hosel. - 2.5" rear profile offers high levels of grip, especially when run at low pressures. - Triangular tread pattern is different to most tyres, ensuring good grip and mud shedding properties. - Weight: 1113g Price; £50 pair from tarty bikes Try all front (i think); Monty Eagle Claw; Front; - BikeTrials specific front 20" tyre from the original BikeTrials brand Monty. - Designed specifically for trials use by World Champion Monty Team Riders Dani Comas and Cesar Canas, amongst others! - 2.0” (51mm) wide and made to fit 20” diameter front rims. - Soft rubber compound has slow rebound properties, which provide un-paralleled grip in all manner of situations. - Proven and trusted traditional style ‘block’ tread pattern... but with a twist! The Monty tyres have slightly smaller tread blocks which give better mud shedding properties. - Approx 700g. Rear; - BikeTrials specific rear 19" tyre from the original BikeTrials brand Monty. - Designed specifically for trials use by World Champion Monty Team Riders Dani Comas and Cesar Canas, amongst others! - 2.6” (66mm) wide and made to fit 19” diameter rear rims. - 'Drilled' sidewalls to reduce weight,a very clever concept! - Soft rubber compound has slow rebound properties, which provide un-paralleled grip in all manner of situations. - Proven and trusted traditional style ‘block’ tread pattern... but with a twist! The Monty tyres have slightly smaller tread blocks which give better mud shedding properties. - Approx 1100g. Price; £43 pair from tarty bikes Monty eagle claw; Echo; Front; - New Front Mod tyre from Echo, based around their popular first model! - Loved by many street riders for their low rolling resistance and bounce. - Hard compound lasts ages. - Proven and trusted traditional style ‘block’ tread pattern. - Weight 735g Rear; - New Rear Mod tyre from Echo, based around their popular first model! - Loved by many street riders for their stiff sidewalls and low rolling resistance. - Hard compound lasts ages. - Proven and trusted traditional style ‘block’ tread pattern. - Weight 1143g Price; £35 pair from tarty bikes Echo tyre; The try all tyres look alot nicer but for the extra money i don't think its worth it compared to the maxxis creepy crawlers. The monty eagle claws seem quite a popular tyre aswell, and i hav'nt really heard much about the echo tyres but from personal opinion i wouldn't say they are the greatest of tyres. I'd definately say the maxxis creepy crawlers. Please leave any comments about what tyres you think are best and what ones you use. Thanks Adam

Maxxis creepy crawlers i'd say. definately worth the money!!

lol!!!!

I will as soon as you learn to spell.

^^^^^^^what more can i say EDIT: oh i see someone beat me to it, i am still making my point though!!!

started when i was 8

yes because talking to a mod like that is going to help you get on your way to being validated

i was very iterested until i read the above post. Thanks for the warning mate

has anyone ridden the adamant a3? if so comments please

i havn't been riden at all but riding!! er started when i was 8, stopped when i was 11, now 14 and ive started again

have you ridden the bike??

i would have thought so mate, i don't see why not!!

soz mate but personally i think it looks horrible, the rims dont go with thr bike at all!!

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lol yeah i know, well ive got £600 so im getting there !!! lol. kk then, my first idea was green and black but its allready been done. Ok, here are some setups i have in mind what do you think is best then now? Black adamant A3 frame Black pedals Black Stem Black bash plate/ring and... ... Setup 1; Purple; rims/hubs/headset/bb/handlebars/cranks Setup 2; Purple; rims/hubs/cranks Black; headset/bb/handlebars Setup 3; Red; rims/hubs/headset/bb/handlebars/cranks Setup 4; Red; rims/hubs/cranks Black; Headset/bb/handlebars Setup 5; Blue; rims/hubs/headset/bb/handlebars/cranks Setup 6; Blue; rims/hubs/cranks Black; headset/bb/handlebars EDIT: Setup 7; any of the above but with a variation you'd make (and please say the variation) Thanks

oh right so they are just the pads then

soz if this sounds stupid but from what i can see the picture is a couple of pieces of rubber??