Henrik Y

Overall it may not affect the grip much but in some situations it may do a lot. But I don't think you'll ride better because the bike is 500gr lighter.

I was thinking the same, but when you get the jumping technique and use the body more you'll be flying with that bike.

You have a great balance! I will get a mototrial as soon as I can afford one, it looks so fun as a compliment to bike trial.

Unicycling, windsurfing etc.

If you have time and the tools you can do like I did. http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....=108853&hl=

Edit, ops sorry. It must be the "t" that made me mix it up with Thomas. Yes, now I remember he has "TRA" as signature.

I've made this compilation of the six first Auch! made by Ole Christian(t33zr).

Wow, that was so awesome that I'm proud to live in the neighbour country(almost) .

I have to agree with the others about the helmet. But through the whole video I was saying " huu, oh shit, damn, no way". I can't wait for more.

I was riding one day after work outside the nuclear powerplant in Forsmark, not much to ride on but I found a few things. And first I was thinking about an other song but this silly song was better suited for the tempo. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbSFkdQPWtE

This was my first 26" trialbike. Bianchi/Crescent

OK, thanks. Then I don't have to spend a lot of money on trying different parts to realise that it's no different. When I swap from the GU to the Inspired it feels a lot but after an hour I get used to it.

Done that but didn't make much difference actually.

I'm going to swap steam and handlebar with my GU and take an old fork that weigths around 750g and see. May be a smaller front tyre could help as the DMR is a little fat. But no way that I'll change the rim And what about the seat post? I know it's high(if that's what you point at) on the pic but that was because we where biking around on a trail and not trialing.

Now to something bicycle related.

OK, thanks. I have a much lighter fork that I could try. The current gear ratio is 18/14 and 18/15 could make it feel a little lighter. I have plans on putting gears on it and then it will have 22/19-13.

Hello! My 24" inspired feels very front heavy compare to my 26"GU and I wounder if it just is like that with this frame or if I should change any parts on it. It's very hard to gap with it and it feels heavy to hold on the rearwheel. This pic shows the current setup and I would be glad if someone with a little more experience could tell me what you think. The fork is a GU.

I little film that I made this weekend. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C22pMTTuJtU

The same green as the pedals on the frame and fork... I think that would be nice, and a lot different.

These words came to my mind when I watched it "You don't have to go big to look good". Very nice riding. It's easy to get stuck in the jump high thoughts.

Awesome! And good music too. But to get five stars it has to be a little more creative and make some longer lines.

It's fun to see but I almost get a seasick feeling from watching it.

I want more! The vids are a little short... You make it look really easy.

Thanks Lol. I've been trying. When I was 12 years old my mom took me to the school nurse and talked about my weight and growing speed. And a few years after that I went to a "diet specialist"(don't know the english word) to talk about my diet. And if I can't get fat from candy, thick butter layer on the toasts and coke what can I get fat from??? I have no problems with it and my strength and stamina is no less then my friends(rather opposite) so I'm happy to be able to eat as much McDonalds and pizza as I want.

But probably my best so far. The most of it was filmed 31/5-08 and it was about 25-30°C so it was a little slow.