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come on everyday when im in

Nice video and good riding, also I think its the first forign video I've watched with forign music in usually its english.

Click Wiki up the top they have lots of useful information up there, How to grind a rim

That looks wierd. They spend time and money in making a frame like that then they use a cable tie to clip the front brake hose on. lol

why have you never heard of Ryan Leech ? I have the dvd at home and find it very handy

Nice pictures, how long have you been riding? and how does your sister play ps2 if your mums taken the TV? lol

thanks

oh nah, we've only been riding trials for a few weeks, maybe next week haha

I just uploaded the video on youtube its unedited as i couldnt get it on windows movie maker anyways,

you can be experimental and tie some rope round the whole tyre on the rim pump it up a bit if it grips undo the rope pump some more and ride, i have no idea if it works or not it just popped in my head. Failing that just buy a new tyre Rik

Good guide. Maybe if you have a camera why not film how to do the moves as well to help it easier to understand and see technique. Theres quite a few spelling mistakes too go through with the spell checker again.

riding since Christmas, you learn quick nice video

may look tacky but what about some kind of sponge inside tape wrapped round the bottom tube?

have you got any pictures?

ouch, I hope it heels faster, play this quite fun paper pilot

Nice bike, I personally wouldn't advice riding trials with floating disc's as i have them on my kona shred which im learning trials on in the mean time intill i get a trails bike, but anyways where the spacers are there waring away from having the brakes locked on rockwalking pivoting so on... Now theres loads of play in my floating disc's. Rik

I like riding with two other people, otherwise some people want to go here and some there so on...

Im into street bike stunting (on motorbikes) and just doing them tricks on a mountainbike, Its something different and im sure standing up on the frame is alot easier to do then trials, it only took a few hours too learn... Thanks though

Hey Guys/Girls, I ride a Kona shred right now and mostly do this sort of stuff bjLdril-M6c But looking to buy a trials bike im probably going to buy in bits and look for bargains to try and keep prices down anyways... Im from London and been riding for a few years trials has always interested me and a mate so we've decisided to take it up, I want a 26" bike with a seat I've seen a few, Base ta26 and read mixed opinions about this frame, onza woodstock but didnt seem to find anything about this bike on here? any opinions (I have used search) Thanks for your replys