Henrik Y

It's a great video. It looks professionally made.

No, it's a GU with quality car paint on it.

Haha, this bike is like my girlfriend But we're not doing that kind of thing BT makes them.

Inspiration you'll need, Inspired you get. This is my "Kitty"

How high do you sidehop now? And is it possible to go any higher, it seems to be maximum right now.

I've seen most of his videos and he can ride some trials too. Nothing awesome but average trial skills.

Crazy!

That was nice, reminds a little of my inspired with those pink rims. I couldn't see but it could be the pink BT rims as I have.

Nice, the vurpa on the end var väntad. Haha, God Hjul på dig!

The Kiki part was really good. And good music too

To bad that there's people in front of the camera in the landing. I guess he hasn't cut out the inner wall in the rear rim and drilled some extra holes to save weight.

Nice ridign. Go Sweden

WOW! I can delete my old collection of trials clips and start a new with this one. That's one of the best I've seen.

Haha, that was funny. I wanted to see them ride the "normal" bikes a little more and make some high drops as in the beginning.

Hehe, don't get me to serious on that one. "Hiphop" is bmx music in my opinion or is it skateboard

BMX music in a trials video I don't like the music but the riding was good.

I liked that one.

Nice! And that bike looks small when you ride it.

Nice! Smooth and calm with good music.

When I thought that I've seen it all.... He jumps so f...ng high that it's serious danger if falling. And the taps, the front wheel touches way beneath the edge and he just fly up over it.

It looks like you automatically ride like that on those norco bikes.

Wow, the sidehop where you have to stand on the rearwheel was impressive. When you loose a chain or a break you realize how much you use them without thinking of it. I tried to run without a chain and damn I had to concentrate on not pedalling.

That was pretty high. And does that count as unicycle with handle bars and no seat?

You are not alone. My GU26" is almost impossible for me to pull up in speed when I get it up it goes quite well to keep it there. My inspired is much easier to pull up but I have problems with the sideways balance it's like I can move my knees how much I want turn both bike and bars but I just falls to the side. But after a year of training it starts to go better and better. A little clip of me riding my inspired doing two manuals some other streety moves. About the best manuals I've done so far.

I made it with a photocamera, Canon PowerShot A560.