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0:10 - oh my god! haha but how the hell he goes up there! thorugh the rest of the video he seems to have been riding for a short period, like 1 or 2 years but... cant believe it haha he jumps that wall at rear efortless!

venga hombreee que pocos comentarios para este pedazo video! mola mucho tio, grandisima edicion, amazing gaps! 2:32 - la picada infernal 4:01- amazing gap y angulo de camara y todo, la toma perfecta! 4:36- beast! cuanto es, 1,25? very good video!

0:34 - amazing control 0:45 - niceeee 1:15 - oh my god! impossible ! 2:17 - f**king monster hahaha Really good video Neil, Its nice seeing you making new videos again. Regards, Fer P

Thanks, Im confused about 20 or 26, but I think I will stay on 20 until I grow up a bit. And maybe in future, when I am 16 or 17 I´ll do the swap

0 comments? It must be a shit of video

Hi friends, heres a video from me testing the Koxx Hydroxx 26" bike, rides really well! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A20M8Yt3mBQ&fmt=18 Comments are welcome, remember is the first time I ride a 26

Without doubting, Heatsink Yellows! They are AMAZING! You can see Damon watson and Neil tunnicliffe using them, I think theyre the best. Also a veeery good option are the coust heatsink.

really? you dont have an identification number or something like that? Its an ID card.. However, if you don´t have "that shit", just type in your name and countrly lad..

Hey, this booster is great, it has being designed and produced by: www.racingtrials.es The booster has been tested by some riders and they say it is a great booster. The really good point it has, is that you can set up your hs33 perfectly without the booster, and when you´ve set it up, and it is perfect, then you add the booster. Also is really light, and the clamps do not need the plastic rings, so it is a REALLY stiff system, and surely it worths it (includes clamps and booster). You can buy it in the manufacturer´s site, or in trialprod, or in biketrialshop: http://www.biketrialshop.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=16&products_id=59

Hey guys, I remind you there is an official website destinated to olympic trials! People from different countries send their name with identification number in order to support the idea of trials being olympic in a future. A good idea would be to ask your friends and family to send the application also, to get more people supporting the idea... We all know it´s difficult, but we do more by finding people to send their application than arguing about why still trials is not olympic. Here´s the official site: http://www.olimpictrials.es.tl/Apuntate-en-la-iniciativa-s-supports-the-idea.htm In "Asunto" field, type in your country! In "Tu Mensaje" field, type in your ID number. After doing that, you can click at : "Lista de apoyos" at the left hand column of the webpage to see all the current supporters. It´s a really low number of people, but at least they´re many different countries! Hope you support your sport lads! haha

If I finally buy them, I will let you know, and i will say how they work and all that stuff.

reaaally nice! I enjoyed it Ross, keep it up!

Exactly, those are the pedals. Thats what I want to test, if they are a good set of pedals. They are for bmx, and supposed to support grinding on rails with pedals without braking... And they are light.

haha well, yes, it sound stupid the name of graphite pedals, it was just the name the people of flybikes gave to the pedals... But of course, the pedals are a compound of nylon and fiber glass ( I will write it on the main post to clear minds up)

Firstly because of cash, and secondly because it´s important to try out new ideas and new materias, in order to determine if they are valid to trials or not... innovation is really important!

Hi all, Im thinking on testing out a pair of graphite pedals. They look the same as the Wellgo Magnesium MG-1 pedals, but the material is graphite. They weight 350g the pair, are really nice, and I want to see how they work. The pedals are a compound of nylon and fiber glass Do you think graphite is too fragile? Has anyone tryied them out, or knows anything which could help me about graphite? Regards lads

Oh, great video there! Editing was reaaaly good, and the moves were really impressive! Some awsome taps there, amazing the distance between walls! One of the best videos i´ve seen!!! Keep it up Ben!

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I really loved it, it reminds me quite much to my style of riding haha You´re nuts on that sidehop at 0:23 haha, I did something similar in a video and its not simple haha But you ride a bit beast, it seems you need more self control when riding, I mean, you seem to ride too straight and too strong, you should relax a bit more when youre at back wheel. however, you have big balls haha, and your sides and gaps are huge, good video, keep it up!

Thanks boyz. The last pic of course, its a gap to the white line. More comments?

Hi, just some photos of some weeks ago, hope you enjoy them. Comments are welcome guys...

Hi guys! Ginger, Im sorry haha, you made me think about changing positions of the pads (yellow rear, blue front), and you were right lad... I apologise haha Yellow pads rear work well, better than the blue ones, but the blue ones at the front work better than before the yellow. haha its a bit messing, but now is better! regards!

Of course not! I prefer blue heatsink pads to yellow heatsink pads... Blue pads are reaaaaally grippy, they produce an amazingly loving sound, and work well. At least, that is how they work on my bike.

Thanks! Front Echo lever with normal magura slave cylinders, with HEATSINK yellow pads. Rear silver Magura HS33 with HEATSINK blue pads.