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hey maxxis whats your 360live gmertag(name)if you let me now, we can have some gaes later, as long as we can find a game that we have.here are my favourites most recently so if you have any let me know call of duty 2 call of duty 3 gears of war battlefield2:modern combat mayb speak 2 you later

i ripped a brick out of wall with my bashring my bike came off without a mark on it

i have read a few topics on brake pads and a lot of people have said that the yellow plasmatic crm pads are very good.they work well in the wet, last for ages and work well with ground rims.also, if you are on a bit of a tight budget you should try onza citrus pads, i have them at the moment(looking to get new ones at christmas) and they have lasted me absolutely ages!in the dry, they work really well for me, and i dont even use tar or have a grind, but i must say if you have the money i wouldnt bother with them, just get a set of plasmatics alex

thanks for the help emo omen i already have the right point on my back wheel and my backhop record i think is 23, but ill give your way a try mate. alex

it may well be a matter of my timing

hi there people i need some help on how to do kickhops.when i attempt to do them, i just go up in the air and when i kick the pedals, the wheel just spins.am i doing something wrong??? cheers

well i got all of my bike parts last year, so i am hoping i will get a nitro radio controlled car a few hop ups wouldt go a miss either

hi there, when i first got my bike, the original brakes (magura hs33's) had been changed for a set of front and rear magura julie hydraulic disk brakes.i tried using the julies for a few rides, and found that the front one was an ideal brake for trials, and after watching some videos on the internet i noticed that the majority of trials riders were runnig some form of a disk brake on the front, and a magura rim brake on the rear.when i had a hydraulic disk on the rear, it seemed to slip quite regularly when i was up on the back wheel, putting a lot of weight on it and after a few weeks, i was out practicing kick hops and as my rear wheel landed, the brake slipped and i ended up coming off the back.that was when i decided to put a hs33 back on the rear! i hope this will be of some use when you are making your decision alex

that echo control looks mean man! quite like leesons my self actually, my stepdad knows the guy who makes them, clive leeson and a mate of mine knows his brother, kris leeson oh and the dude from kettering, my dad lives in rothwell which is very close to kettering(you may not have heard of it), ad i am over there most weekends

hi there, i am new to trials forum and i would like to get to know some people, so i would like to find out a few things about you: what bike(s) do you ride? where are you from? some pictures of your bike(s)..... where do you like to ride? and finally what is your dream bike? cheers everyone!

i would go for the yellows they last for ages but have a soft compound,meaning there is no need to use tar or bitumen for extra grip

it looks like a standard promax rotor that has been sprayed silver

it looks really good if its your first vid

thanks for all the help guys i think i will just give it a miss....

try www.tartybikes.co.uk a lot of peope say that the zoo! riser bars are good and the monty ones two, both are availablefrom the site

you might need an extension adaptor as the rotor could be too big....

i have seen people on ebay selling something they call TAR or "black gold."is the stuff actually different to bitumen or are they just trying to rip us off at six pound for a lump of the stuff?

hi people i am think of drilling my alex dx32 and would like to know a few things..... will it hold ok? will it make my rim any weaker? what size drillbit should i use? any help would be appericiated cheers

i ride two bikes: ddg shooter (my jump bike) bomber foks avid arch rival rpm crank onza t-raptor (my trials bike) truvativ hussefelts magura race line (rear) hayes disk(front) want to buil my rear hub onto an alex dx32, does anyone think this is agood idea?

well thanks for all the help guys, i think i will go with th zoo riser bars as the majority of people seem to have reccomended them

i am looking to buyt a new set of bars for my stock trials bike.the bars that i have at the moment arent trials specific, so i need a set of good trials bars, but i only have about 25 quid......

i have heard that the profile rear hubs are pretty good

cheers for that mate,i am looking to get some contacts on msn who ride trials so that i have people to ask if i need help,so if you have msn could i have your addy please

are the maxxis high rollers any good for a stock bike?