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seriosuly? do you seriously want to do trials? in that case, seriously get a bike... seriously, if you ride a bmx at the moment, you will probably want to buy a mod - try an onza t-pro and if you ride a 26" mountain bike, you will probably want a stock - try an onza hitman there you go its best to ride other people's trials bikes though, a mod and a stock, so that you can find which one you want a mod is easier to learn on, says my friend, which is true unless you find them uncomfortable to ride, in which case its a stock, but he was really bastardy about me writing this so i did.

i figure that either the park will be empty, with it being cold and wet, or really busy, with it being good weather and organised rides i dont imagine anyone will be going there on their own, judging by how remote it is. What i'm getting at is, if chavs go there, either there'll be no-one to be a jackass at, or there'll be an army of trials riders to defend any one person they pick on

mine's a power drill

that was good, but it spent AAAGEs (4mins out of 10) showing how he built the place

when i read, 'sorry we tricked you' i thought of this

deja vú i've got 18-13 i think i'd rather have 12 it's a mod though, so you have to compensate for wheel size i think 18-15 is fairly standard for stocks

and i fit that only i'm 18

link to the report page for the user who posted that vid on youtube

lol, you say isn't the lightest, and if yours is a stock, and mine's a mod that weighs the same

i counted 12 i was looking for the bear though!! lol on the subject of the bear, that ain't moonwalking, shit

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why bleed with water? because its cheap and easy, which is often enough what most people want why not bleed with water? it causes damage to the seals and can freeze in winter

pictures!

its cause of the huge groups that go there that they're pretty worked up about the amphitheatre has anyone else heard of the mosquito thing? Makes a sound that keeps<25year-olds away, only I -- 18 -- can't hear it! There's another place opposite the college, looks good but its all fenced up, and if we broke in and rode, they'd make it unrideable

happy birthday dude

i want one of these it looks the shit

notts town centre and the amphitheatre not that you can't ride there its just, you might get one or two things done and you're told to f**k off

my t-pro is about 11kg

i'm guessing i wasn't the only one who was disappointed at the lack of a 'do f**k all' button at the end although, it does have a very serious message... i still think the voice was more to the left though!

i like, it looks very crisp loving the white! i'm lookin forwards to the secret project being completed

cheating? is it buggery both bike types have advantages and disadvantages. It would only be cheating if both mod or stock rode in the same category in competitions, but then, they're too different for that to ever happen

nicest one of those i;ve seen

or not i photoshopped a picture of a bike to have such colours, and it wasn't so good. Looking at white&blue or white&orange, or perhaps the fluorescent bionic frame, with all black parts. Although i'd like to stick to onza, so i'll have to see when their new frames come out. For now, the idea is to polish my t-pro frame

vees have cable stretch, where as a hydraulic rim brake is very solid. TO answer your question, discs are indeed better in terms of which is better for more conditions. However, vees give a more firm hold, and if you're riding trials i'd doubt you'd be riding in the rain because it reduces the grip your tyres can get. So if you're stuck for choice between disc and vee, get the vee brake - avid single digit 7 or ultimate