harmertrials

I poorly explained that in a previous post. All I can remember is that its called 'lower wembsworthy farm' check it out!

I had slimjims until my bike got stolen, see my signature. I found that they were more suited to jump than trials but I guess its all about preference.

I was considering buying the bleed kit... is it worth it though when my bath bleeds are spot on, can a syringe do a better bleed (if thats possible)?

I don't know because I haven't tried one, in fact I don't believe they are quite on the market yet but i figured in Hong Kong they might be... obviously not. From what I've heard of them they are amazing but fairly pricey.

They have just come out here in the UK. Basically echo's version of a hs33.

What the trials center? or Bude?

I'm in the same boat as you. I need a new freewheel and bottom bracket. I'm going to get a tensile or maybe a monty pawl cawl if they are any good? I'm not sure what bottom bracket I will get though... Don' want to spend much... square taper also.

Bit of a rhetorical question there mate... yes.

Haha are you joking................. West Yorkshire??? He is closer to France!

RimJam V3's all the way.

I would look out for an echo control if I was you.

you got to go 24" to ride cool haha, I would go 24" anyway, they ride so much smoother and you will be able to pull off some serious lines that flow really nice... bmx style man, its worth the money.

Well I'm not keeping mine as they wear down quick, I want to get rid of them whilst they still have alot of grip.

They really are quality pads, even my mate is getting them and he already has ali-c's, go for them mate.

I have a pair of try-alls and they are great for natural but don't last on street, I'm assuming you ride natural though... but I'm going to get rid of mine so...

Go for the new rim jam v3 reds pads from tarty, they're only £18 +p&p and for that you get 7.5mm of pad and a 3mm backing recess coupled with Loctite glue specially formulated for use with these two materials makes for excellent adhesion. Also the backings are powder coated alloy! good stuff

Yer nice one, I'm not sure on the dates yet but I will be going to that trials centre that i mentioned most days, may even be staying there.

I very much doubt you snap some onza carbons but thats my opinion, I reccomend echo lite forks and a drilled rim of some kind.

I just love the way that the cranks aren't even in line with each other, how did that feel to ride, and was that bmx brake any good?

Ill be in Bude in the summer holidays if you want to meet up sometime. Go for a ride.

Come on adam, yes I know that and now I have sorted out my posts, so why does that give me no right to help other members along, I was in his position and I'm not having a go at all, but to say "you've got absolutely no right to tell him stuff like that !" when I am telling him facts that will help him along is a bit out of order.

Yes thanks but you don't need to patronise me about it haha

Hello there mr trialspimp. As your a new member you have an excuse but please try to retain from short posts, it really helps if you give an explanation to your post aswell, sorry if i'm boring.

"rarely skips though" oops, haha, glad that you pointed that out actually.

Yes I do. I'm going to get an eno soon though.