bikeperson45

He's improved a lot since his last video, and looks like he's getting more a style now. Want to see more of him, if he could go bigger he'd be a really awesome rider.

Editing annoyed me, too much flashing for my liking, but the riding was really good. Some really beasty stuff

It's not brown nosing, it's wanting to watch a rider we want to watch. I'd say you're hilarious because you're that desperate to get views just for the sake of it. Just like those nine year olds who put Danny Macaskill in the title on youtube.

Because then people are honest with their titles, not pathetically attempting to get more views.

It's not really a 1m30 bunnyhop, is it?

Good riding, Barrow farm looks awesome.

Nice riding, and the filming was good, could tell thought went into some clips unlike most videos

Any videos of that, curious now

I'll expand. If I tap my foot that counts as 5, 1 for each toe. Once I've done that I have to tap my right foot, going up in multiples of 5 until I reach 45, otherwise it will bother me I haven't reacher 45. It works with other things, but that's the most obvious example I can describe

Looks amazing, steerer tube was a good idea

Yes! Someone else who has that, except mine's 9x5=45, which is why I almost OCD about that number now, and also explains my username.

3rd picture down is almost too green, but looks amazing. Love the rims, they complete it

Haha, that happens to me all the time. I'll do a line then as I'm riding away I'll probably hit a crub or a lampost and fall off.

That was ridiculously good, going to be one of those videos I watch over and over. Did you get a type writer just for the intro?

I think they wait so they do it in bulk rather then have to be bothered to do each individually, so messaging twice isn't going to make it happen faster. Be patient

You understand you don't have to read it, don't you? And with the bails in demo thing, when I was asked to do a few 'tricks' once a guy came up to me at the end and thought it made it good that I didn't get one thing the first time because it built anticipation about whether or not I was going to make it and if I would hurt myself do it. I think it's much more impressive watching someone struggle to do something amazing but do it then someone doing a bunch of simply good stuff.

One thing I noticed was that you go backwards a bit, which (I think) will make it harder to keep your balance and make the height suffer. Usually (again, I think) the back wheel will land in line with where it took off where as yours go backwards a bit. Also, with the backhopping bit that's been said, try doing a single pedal kick then sidehop. This is usually how I do them, the kind of pedal kick where the rear wheel doesn't leave the ground, and I find it helps as it makes it easier then trying to keep balanced then hopping. Although that may just be me, sorry if this is gobbledigoop. And how long have you been using the Trialtechs?

I think that it's more new school, more of a merging of old school and current riding. And yea, I hate rims with holes, I intentionally got ones without because my old hole one seems to get bucked constantly. D521 on the front and after almost 3 years I've only had to true it once, and I've ran it into edges and all sorts.

I'd just like to point out that's stupid, I don't have to try putting cheese up my nostrils to know I'm not going to enjoy it, I genuinly know that I am not going to enjoy it. I prefer to ride the same spot for a while, trying different moves and playing around a bit, something that is harder to do at a comp because pretty much the opposite is encouraged, just getting over the thing once then moving on. I'm not saying I'm never going to ride a comp, just that from what I know and see it doesn't look like my sort of thing.

I think they might have had 20" rear wheel then? I'm not sure though, topic title won't help get the answer though...

You're allowed an opinion, thing is that yours is wrong.

That means nothing, you can't ride constantly so sometimes when people aren't riding they're on a computer, where they want to look up what's happening in the sport. And we will call ourselves trials riders because he happen to ride trials.

If every trials rider was like you, I would not call myself a trials rider, I'd rather associate with people that don't compete and actually have fun and experiment a bit, rather then drink protein, wear lycra all round and critise people that are actually pushing the sport. On topic though, what about something on Tartybikes?