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why you being so mean you retards! Ok £120 wont get you anything decent and it will cost you loads to run as it will be very rubbish quality. £200 on ebay will get you an Onza T-Pro or something like that. and it will not break for years. hope this helps Nick

that looks fantastic to ride! nice bike Nick

kl i added everybody on this thread and if anybody wants to play with me tonight lol that would be great! halo 3, project gotham 3 or guitar hero 3 preferably gamer tag: steelsilicone Nick

What a great idea as i have no friends on xbox live! Project Gotham 3 Halo 3 Blazing Angels squadrons of WW11 Guitar Hero 3 ... Nick

360 degree spins of walls look pretty kl but trackstand to manual to lerch to drop off is kl lol Nick

Chriss Akkrig used to ride a T-Raptor back in the day, my mate has one and is a really good looking bike as well Nick

I wanted to leave a comment in english but i would have to make an account like on youtube and i couldn't figure it out lol Nick

nice vid man your old frame has gone to a good home lol!

ha thats right and thats a really nice bike i might add! Nick

wow i don't have much of an interest in cameras but the colour looks really good on those pics Nick

the frame dosn't come with the holes drilled for the snail cam bolts but can be modified so that it does. I think if you got the right hub it would (20" that gave the spacing for your snail cams, unlike my hub lol) work well Nick

hi, i have recently been scarred for life by one of these things because of the tension on the chain-tugs kept moving and the bike getting puctures every 5 minutes, (literally). So it was back to mod for me as this thing nearly made me give trials up altogether. On the upside the bike weighs as light as a feather even though everyone on here says there heavy? If you go ahead with this build i reccomend you get yourself a really strong rim like the ones danny mac uses i forgot what there called. The reason is because the wheelbuilds are a bit weaker due to being 116mm spacing as opposed to 135mm. I used a Try-all 47mm (made of cheddar cheese) and i buckled it the first ride which was the last straw before i went back to 20". Also the the chain-tugs kept moving but i'm sure something must of been damaged of mine because lots of riders ride modstock with chain-tugs and have no problems. The bike rides truly awsome though i used this stem Tartybikes Stem

i think i will buy something like those rock blue pads at tartybikes but there is none in stock if any one fancy's selling me some for a well grinded rim, give me a shout!! ty for the comments Nick

Hi, i realised my rims on my mod were going a little dead so i decided to get the grinder out on it i did a fairly sharp grind anyone have any decent hard compound pads Nick

i used to run try-all tyres but they wear out really quickly so if you do comps use your try-all solely for that and use maxxis tyres for street use Nick

didn't get to go to blackpool so i'm going to make up for it with Fort William!. Sounds as they blackpool was fun but waynes kinda right about the flags in the trials. anyone know why tape isn't used like in other trials i have seen. Nick

how can it snap them sideways. when setup correctly they cant do that Nick

haha thats funny i live in a small town in n yorkshire and trials biking is quite popular round here because of the tyke trials and shizzle so i only get questioned from the local dog walkers and also get verbal abuse from the grannys when i bash plate a beautiful council wall but its all good in earbyy lol Nick

haha I'd love to see my dad on a bike and he was a serious motorcycle trialser about 8 years ago. i'll see if i can bribe him as i havn't really asked him before.

cant say it matters, probably buy using the search engine provided Nick ( this is also the sought of thread you can add to at any point i would say so its reeet)

oh, dind't really notice how old it was

I used to ride an Echo Team and the geometry was fantastic and was nice on the back wheel. Mine has three cracks in it but 2 were there when i bought it. very natural feel to the bike which makes it a good allrounder but im not very at riding yet so i mit be wrong haha Nick

silky skills man and nice Rail work!