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Well as I logged back into the forum today for the first time in 5years I said I may get a new bike. This has come up http://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/1260248/ What do you all think? He will take £375 and deliver it to my house. I'm just about to commit to buying it unless someone has a horror story about on cracking or breaking. Thanks

You still selling mate?

So glad this is still going on. When I rode last i came to the 2007 dj ride. Hopefully i'll have a bike and be at the next one (Won't be able to ride for nout though as not rode since 2007)

Well i've not rode trials after getting a bmx for five years now but after snapping all the ligaments in my knee the bmx is up for sale and i'm getting another trials bike . I used to ride a mod but am now thinking what do I get? I'm 6foot 2 and before i stopped a always rode a mod but was going to get a 26. Now there seems to be alot of 24" around and i'm not sure what to get. I was a decent rider before so hope i can still ride lol. What do you ride and why? What's easier to return too? I'm swaying toward 26 because it's somthing new and I can start from the ground up but do i go 24 and have the best of both or ultimately stick with what i know and get a mod? Harry

Really good day today,shame about the weather in the morning .I think im starting to like stock again now after having a go on some today.Some really good riding going on today.

Is there any good sports there?I am bored of riding the same out places And is it anywere near Portsmouth ?

Bit of a shame about the weather today,im not going out in this at the moment and it is ment to be raining all day .Oh well maybe next year.

It does make i little differnce because there is no delay when you kick hop so you can kick a little harder.Hope this helps

I found it was to sticky it felt like i had to kick throught my break after i relised it.I use hair spray now and it works fine and sound's nice.

I have just bought some koxx browns pads and they are amazing they hold so well,it was raining today and there didnt slip one bit so thats a bonus.Hope this helped

I had this problem when i first started i overcome it by doing more of a wheelie to stoping so i can get my balance point right and holding my break with one finger.Hope this helped

When i bleed my back hs33 i do it in the bath,I do this by filling the bath about half way up with cold water then Put the hold break under water and undo both the bolts (the 5mm one on the calliper and the smaller bolt on the lever).After you have took these bolts out pump the break about 10 times getting all the out water or whatever you used befor out.Then put your finger over the small hole were you removed the bolt from the lever and pull the lever in,take your finger away from the hole and relise the lever slowly and steadly.Do this about 15-20 times and your break should be fine.Hope this helped and good luck

Hope the weather changes for Sunday then.

Hello me and a mate have just got into trials and dont really no any one.We live in Portsmouth and was wondering if it would be ok to come alone on the 13th ? Thank's

a ps3 because you can play ps2 games and the graphics are ment to be getting much better than the x-box 360's with-in a year.

Hello i am looking to buy some new break pads but there are so many. Which pads are good on a light grind on the back thanks.

Golf mark 2 2.4 gti lowered, tinted windows, new wheels, sound system and i bit of tuning done well

My first bike was a Mission prodigy complete now a month later i have a onza t-mag

Ok i will do thanks for the help

The new one.Wel its black with the tpa like inside the lever

Oh yer i know the one.Thanks for the help but my TPA does not turn i will just re-bleed my break.Thanks

Sorry but what are TPA'S ? thanks

fosters all the way

Hello my back break is a HS33. The pads are only about 2mm away from each side of the rim but my break lever still pulls into the grip. Do i need to bleed my break because i can not think of anything els it could be. I also have a echo booster so my frame should not be flexing. Thanks