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What you get mate?

Its your bike mate, no anyone else's, do what you think will be good for you .

Yeah, the £45 ones from tarty .

OK, so basically, i need to know from beginning to end the process of drilling a rim. I have trial-tech mod wheels, on trial-tech hubs, with 3 cross. Things I need to know: Do I have to do-build wheel? What size would be effective yet strong? Do i need special drill piece? How do i measure distance? Has anybody done this successfully before? I have an old rim I'm going to try it out on first, but still hesitating about wanting to do it. Thanks, Craig.

True mad-man, f*ck that sh*t, looks scary.

Yeah man, nice video , good way to introduce yourself as well, adding a video at start, cos people know where your ability is at, and know a bit about you . Nice work.

Take it into the vets and ask to weigh it, they got some big are scales in there.

Wow, that looks good. Wouldn't ride it around myself though . Bet its hard to keep balance.

Can't come tomorrow, no money, loads of coursework, and none of my locals are going anyway, shame really, would of been nice to see some new faces. Take loads of pictures and let me know how it was. Have a rough count of the turnout, I think about 15-20 people going to be there, but yeah, as I said, take some pictures and enjoy yourself guys, sorry I cant be there. x

Lets have a list of the people who's going to be at slopped walls at 11 - 12 PM me and ill start a list on the opening post.

Date changed to SUNDAY!

Never liked the look of 24" but that my friend, has changed my mind. Very nice .

Yeah, i remember when me and Sam F was at same level, and Chris Ward used to do something that would be challenging for me and Sam, and we'd race to do it first.

Yeah, suppose encouragement and tips from someone better will always be a positive, but I guess for some people, they just cant get the bottle to do something, so just cant see the point in trying because the feel they cant succeed, and yeah, I know, that's no good, ride with positive thoughts, but as I say, some people cant help it.

Yeah man, out of all 21 votes, not one is a solid "No", it must to be honest, it obviously isn't going to make you worse watching videos. But like Ben said, its how you watch it, and what your watching.

Do you think watching trials videos constantly helps you improve your riding skills, techniques ect...

I big ride with one reply lol. Ill see if the locals wanna go herne bay instead, I think one of them mentioned it today..

Mm, maybe I should change to Sunday, I'll have a chat with the locals and see where its at.

Who thinks more people will turn up on a sunday?

As usual, sloped walls, about 11, stay there till 12. It was only sorted by 2 or 3 of my locals, of which might not even come now, but I'm still up for it, so anyone fancy it.. I know its last minute, but its alright, obviously there's not going to be 200 people like the last big one, only a little ride i wouldn't expect more then 10 to be honest. If you fancy it, give me a shout, PM me or just post on here, see how it goes and ill let people know on Friday if i think its worth going, because how the turn out may be. Thanks, Craig. DATE CHANGED TO SUNDAY!

How many people going to this?

Sigh, i forgot all about you and your ways JD .

Suppose that didnt make sence did it. Edit: Sorted.

Correct, its is 100% not real, because its physically impossible to pass a solid object through another solid object, be it made out of glass, plastic, wood, anything, its impossible. The people who design these tricks are f*cking genius's' and get paid a f*ck lot more then you'd think, because the amount of money than can be made from one of these tricks is immaculate astonishing. Lets just make sure we all get our heads around the fact that this IS fact, and IS impossible!

Are you sure they are Zoo risers.. Zoom in and it looks like they are Onza Carbon Riser bars.. Or have you updated since the picture? Edit: A few of these items listed don't match the picture?