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you, I suppose what I mean is just a good deal on a decent second hand one. If it's only £30 the better for me

What other reason is there?

Thanks for replys. I think I'm going to wait a bit and see if I can get a really cheap £30 second hand BMX and see how I get on with the both of them.

More so constructive critisim. I've never been a fan of fisheye But obviously the riding was monsterous and good song choice Loved the lamp post wedge

Looks gloriuous

Quite possibly my favorite video from you, amazing riding

Really good. Out of curiosity did they aproach you to make these? Loved the shot with the two of you both gapping one rolling one static

Anyone there that time in Reading when the priest told us to leave, then he goes in his boot and says he's also a policeman and got his badge out. Not funny really, just a bit random

This thread is about a bike ride in London on the 6th June.

I heard he probably won't organise one this year because he's been busy with his personal life, but can't confirm that.

What do you mean by that? So it doesn't sound as difficult as I'd imagine. Do you think learning something on a BMX will help learn a similar thing on stock? Thanks for replys

I'm out, obviusly the day there's a London ride my Dad would have the day off work...

After spending a few hours at my local skatepark and riding my friends BMX I'm getting pretty tempted to buy and cheap one and see how I get on. But I found it hard not to loop out when bunnyhopping and manuals since I've become used to lifting hard and found it hard to get the balance. Is this something I'd get used to so I'd be able to change bikes easily? If anyone else rides both how do you get on with them? Thanks

I liked the Inspired advert with him looking dramatically towards the sky And in the picture he had Saint cranks I thought?

People like that really get on my nerves. And most of the time they're overwieght. Benchs have weight capacitys.

I might be there, weekday and my Dad works in London = lifts both ways Edit: Depends on my college interview

Nice video and bikes looking pimp

From his website - Inspired Fourplay frame and fork Hope Pro2 trials hub rear, Atomlab Pimp rim rear Hope pro2 front hub, Atomlab Pimp Light rim front Hope v2 Tech 2 front brake, 200mm rotor Hope stem, 90mm 10 deg rise Hope headset/ headset spacers Raceface Diabolus bars, 31.8 high rise Inspired Pivotal seat and seat post Maxxis tyres, 60 psi Magura rear brake with Hope braided hose and dengura lever Raceface Atlas Fr chainset, 22t chainring Inspired flat pedals Hope bb Trialtech 1/8" chain Trialtech Lite 16t rear cog 26" Dh tube rear hehe 26" normal tube front

Yes. Watch this, really helps with learning all of the basics - http://vimeo.com/3619353

Looks like a fun ride, good luck with the brakeless

Great riding, loved the bridge line

What foot you start pedalling with depends on the run up, if you want to start with your good foot you'll obviously have to be further away. Obviously in that video the heights ridiculous, but his technique is exaggerated so good to learn from

There was a time I saw a stone and though 'should I move it?... No, it'll be fine' then when bunyhopped it made the back wheel fling out and me stack. Hope it heals quick

The editing annoyed me, thought it was very choppy but the riding was all amazing and huge.

Loved it, huge riding! Vidoes without music are growing on me