Cahill Trials Kid

In my opinion its defently Natural. With street all walls are the same and there is only realy side hops and gaps as for natural ever rock is a different shape and there are so many ways of gettin up them, i allso feal natural is alot more skill full as there is never a good take off there are allways little rocks that catch you out as with street it a nice smooth take off. Natural is the best. Sam

Are you just hopping on the spot or are you hopping forward ? Im not sure what you call it if your just hopping on the spot but if your going forward there are thew names for it. I dont think it realy has a proper name but some names people call it are - Peddle Kick Learch and ive herd someone call it a cherry hop. Now to get more hops. If your hoping on the spot it is alot harder 2 do more because you can loose your balnace easyer. As if your hoping on the spoy but you feel your peddle is to close to your knees (I find that when im hoping with out peddle kicking my peddles seem to go back gettin closer 2 my knees witch makes you lean back more) you can kick your feet forward regaining your body position (And balance) from leaning rite back. If you can not Peddle kick i would say learn that as soon as you can. I learnt it by having both wheels on the spot and try and get your backwheel to where your front wheel was (Bringing your front wheel to the air and then just let it go down again) you do that by kicking on your peddle and letting go of your back brake at the same time. Keep doing that until you feal comftable with it i found the whole letting go of back brake and kicking very hard to get used to. So once you feel comftable, try and do it again but this time already be on your backwheel instead of having both wheels on the floor.So go up onto your backwheel do one hop and the kick. You wont do it first time it does take some time getting used to it but once you can do it, it feals so easy. Good luck hope i have helped. Sam

Amazing. But i don't see what this has got to do with trials biking. Sam

8 feet and only a thew scratches on the forks. Thats lucky. Sam

Never seen it in my life and with it having no stickers or sign of name i think it might be home made. All so it might be the picture but it looks very small to me. Sam

I totaly agree with you. I can't say i have used the Monty foam grips but i have herd that there not the best.

I think it depends what your money range is. If you can afford a realy good bike for sort of over £1000 then go for it, you get for what you pay for. Ive just got a koxx xtp 2 hosel and i love it .Its a lot of money but belive me its worth every penny. Another gd thing about the xtp 2's and u might be able to do this with some other Koxx's but am not sure, is that you can sort of design your own bike with the xtp 2 u have a choice of the normal frame or a hosel frame and then you have a choice of what colour rims you want for no extra charge. For these have a look at Trialsman If you want a bike abit cheaper just to learn on and not be botherd if u get scratches on it (Remember its a trials bike every one gets scratches on it) i would say go for a Onza i started on a Onza T-bird and found it a very good bike to learn the basic skills.I all so no people like the T-Pros to learn on. For these i would recomend Airevalleycycles Good luck Sam