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It is a factory built Jitsie wheel. As Mark W said, the valve hole is drilled through the joint. I am sure the wheel is stronger this way. The valve is between two sets of crossing spokes, that probably reinforces the joint. Yes, it is difficult to put on the pump head but I prefer my wheel in one piece instead of saving few seconds with the pumping.

I run between 1.5-2 bar (22-29 psi). I don't know, I would consider these as average pressure. Usually if i find the correct size for the tyre, i go with that but the same thing happens with that as well. I saw this before but I didn't know the purpose of it. I will give it a try. Thanks guys for the reply!

My tyre with the inner tube is slowly (days, weeks) turning on the rim and the rim rips out the valve from the inner tube. Is this a common thing? Are there any tricks to fix this or should I just check my valve angle regularly? I have had many rims and tyres combination with this problem but never found a solution.

Rich is way too supportive.

It is 3-5mm shorter than most of the Inspired frame except the top of the line Skye. That frame is 13mm shorter than the Ozonys... I would call that painfully short.

Yeah, 180, 360, footjam tailwhip, backflip, these are competition trials moves right?

I would have given some bonus points for both Jack and Kenny. You are representing our sport in front of a lot of people, you are not on the streets with your lads. Don't argue with the judge like that and have your tantrum later at home.

After the survey it was refreshing to hear the noises in the video. Do you use an external microphone?

http://www.eengoedidee.nl/ I think, this is the one you are looking for.

http://tv.isg.si/site/ ?

exactly

Here are a few pictures.

Originally it was a 26" frame. The dropouts were cut down to shorten the chain stays and to lift up the bottom bracket. On the fourth image you can see that the dropout is lower than the chain stay. Now the geo is 1055/360/+55.

Hi guys! I just wanted to share my friend, Gergely Harsányi's bike. Here you can watch him riding it. http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/topic/189455-gergely-harsanyi-on-24/ Frame: Modified ZHI Z3 24” Fork: Echo Urban 24” V-Brake & Disc Handlebar: BONZ Pro Light V2 high riser with BONZ foam grips Stem: Crewkerz WAW 145x25 Headset: FSA Orbit MX Front brake: Avid Single Digit 5 with Avid FR-5 lever and Acor Trials V-brake pads Rear brake: Magura HS33 with Echo lever blade and Protrial.hu pads, custom made booster, Echo SL brake clamps Crank: Try-all ISIS 175mm with White Industries ENO Trials 18T and custom made plastic rockring, Wellgo pedals Bottom bracket: old Try-all ISIS Front wheel: BONZ Pro Light front rim with custom made hub, Schwalbe Table Top tyre Rear wheel: BONZ Pro Light rear rim with custom made splined rear hub, BONZ Racing 14T splined CNC sprocket, Maxxis High Roller 2.5 Super Tracky tyre

Craigjames was right. It is a modified Zhi Z3 (2009 but we are not 100% sure). Yes, it's a little bit flat but that's okay.