jsychem

Yeahh he did walk away, but chck out his face. http://emissaryusa.com/newnan/granada-bou-injury.jpg

Check out this crash... motobike trials, Toni Bou in granada http://www.kewego.es/video/iLyROoaft-yq

nice vid wee man... i'm amazed how much you've improved. I think i'm gna have to brake your legs cuz i cant do half of that. n e way keep up the ridn... c u on sunday

The beach snatch lock stock

La friguet, its an area near town in jersey with loads of natural

some brilliant editing and riding there all in all a video definately worth watching. And those tyres were huge!!!

some sweet clips... keep it up!!

Good video, stock part was the best imo.

Its a beautiful looking frame and i think its adam from tarty bikes that has it with fluro green rims, has to be one of the nicest looking bikes.

I snapped my onza t-comp, it was a bit of a stupid frame to buy but it got me started and unfortunately i don't have a pic.

I can sidehop about 30" and also started about a week ago as i'd never really tried it before this summer.

You should stay with the middleburns, they too good to change un-necessarily, but if you insist get the adamts wit ha 74kingz bashring.

it depends, just ride it untill the wheel is generally weak and noticable, every rim will be slightly different and your weight and ability will also have a large impact on the rims life.

That WD40 idea sounds good, i think i'll try that. And water just makes the lever softer, more free and will give it a generally quicker response.

get 1

A bit of music always helps me, but earphones with a helmet just get in the way when im riding so i don't generally take my i-pod. But i will always use speakers when im riding with pallets.

the best way i've found to, is to put the tool in a vice, put the freewheel on it and put a bolt through to keep the tool and freewheel in place. After making sure the vice and bolts are secure get a scaffolding pole and bend it to fit on the crank. It should then come off with no trouble. i've done it about five times and you barely need to push. Another thing i do is to put some grease under the freewheel when you put it on, it will always help to get it off!!! hope that helps.

It depends if you added a brace or not, if you did then i very much doubt that that place will brake again, although the chances are another area of your frame may crack.

They are ideal starter frames and are very light .

I have some gusset bastards, they do the job fine but idealy you need gloves with them because they are quite hard. I wouldn't get them again, and i am thinking of getting some foam grips.

I think that a varied amount of both is good, but naturals the most skilled i'd say!

everyone has to upgrade sometime so you might aswell, and the try-all freewheel is a good deal with 108 engagements and the echo 6061 forged cranks are also a good buy!

Get a carpenter to build it, just some him some pics and your sorted. Its not specialist enough to have them pre-made.

Try-all freewheels a good deal and the Echo 6061 forged cranks are also a good deal.

Welcome to the forum!!!