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Didn't he also have the most friends or something? I also heard he deleted it because he wanted more privacy

Good video You have a nice style and bike seems to suits you well

Looked like good riding, just could hardly see any of it. Helmet cam's don't work well for trials in my opinion...

Went down to my LBS and they think it's just the bent bash and that I should get a new one. Before I order one any last words of wisdom?

Oh ok I get you, problem is that doesn't seem to work either. I've had that problem in the past where the bashring becomes loose causing it to be loose, but in this case the bashring is solid and everything's tight it's just the bashring itself seems to be bent. Could it be that the bash ring is just bent and I need a new one? Don't see what else it could be... Thanks again

Wouldn't that still cause it to bend but just in a different postition? Sorry if I'm not getting you

No, and no movement either

Thanks for all the replies. Just taken it all apart and cleaned it up. Tried using the mallet method but there didn't seem to be much difference between what I could with my hands and what I could do with a mallet. Put it back together tight again and it's still exactly the same Going to mess around with it some more, but if anyone's got any other suggestions that'd be great. Thanks

Wonderful riding

Got it new 30th of January, haven't even ridden it that much because of injury. It's a Trialtech Sport Lite. It doesn't look bent from the outside though... Thanks

0.5 may have been a bit of an exaggeration... Although it must be considerable because the hub's noise seems to be affected and also the pensioner sometimes, presumably because of the difference in the chain line, or something. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OJax0n7nEE Thanks for your help

That was very considerably better then your last video, if I remember correctly. Did you quit then start again a few months back?

Sorry, missed that first time round. It'd guess it moves around 0.5 cm from side to side. The clicking from the hub also seems to be impacted from the difference in chainline as the clicking isn't stable. I'd find it hard to believe it's a bent BB axle as I haven't had it that long, or I hope anyway. Thanks for replies

That, everything feels tight, and so are the bolts. Thanks

Got a new mech hanger and still had problems, then found that the bashring is wobbly. Basically, looking at it from above, I spin the cranks and can see the bashring and sprocket wobble from side to side. The cranks don't wobble and are straight and the bottom bracket is still fitted properly with no play. Any solutions/ideas? They're Middleburn cranks and bash on a trialtech pro bottom bracket. I've taken the crank off and tightened the circly thing on the inside (I'm clearly no expert) and that's done nothing. Thanks, really need this sorted before Radfest...

Loved that, are you going to be at Radfest?

Awesome riding, bit clumpy style wise but the more trials moves like the spinny drop and tap were cool

Songs not my thing but liked it because it felt more complete then your other videos, and good riding

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If we're on them also 'If the world's at large why should I remain?' 'Amateurs practice till they can do it, professionals practice till they can't get it wrong' Simply put 'keep running up that hill' And pretty much the only poem I've liked - 'Do not go gentle into that good night'

Thanks for the advice. Went to do what you guys had said but as I was screwing the tensioner off the hanger snapped ridiculously easily, so hopefully the problem is as simple as that. Thanks again. Edit - updated problem at first post.

I thought the opposite, clearly the riding is ridiculously skilled but for me the video as a whole was boring, mainly because of the song.

Ay, that was one of the things I thought was amazing when I first started thinking about trials, that sort of gimmick was one of the things I though was extra swanky. Don't diss the no front wheel trick

I particularly enjoyed this one - http://vimeo.com/16511769

Unless you're like me where you take more of a battering then your bike