trialsking 55

yep, the local halfords round here has flourescent spray paint, there's yellows, greens, pinks and blues. at certain B'n'Q's they have a machine that can mix paints to the exact colour you want. alothough i think its only the paint you can paint onto walls etc. not spray paint. check out car specialists though, because if you look into magazines like max power you will see cars with some crazy paint jobs. but the more specialist you go, expect to pay much more. but if you want flourescent pink, next time you go by your local halfords or B'n'Q just drop in and have a look.

got my first trials bike just before my 11th birthday, but all i could do for a good 6 months was bunny hop and endo, stuff like that. even though it wasn't as if i was about become UCI champion or anything like that, it got me really interested in the sport. as i grew i was more able to perform the moves i was seeing in the videos i was watching. i'l have been ridin for 4 years this crimbo, but over that time i've had huge breaks and amounts of time off. thats a really nice paint job mate next time i spray a frame i might use stencils, something individual and unique

loved the sidehops on the rails! the music went really well, a nice change from the death metal screamo music stuff! more creative

yeah thats a pretty nice set up, apart from the forks. i'm sure they'd be fine, but for the ultimate ride maybe some echo's or ashton's etc.

DO NOT put the laquer or before the paint!!! the laquer goes on last, when all coats of paint have been applied, this keeps a shiny protective finish to the overall paint job. make sure the frame is stripped of the original paint and has no oil or dust or anything on the frame. primer goes on first, white or grey primer for ligter colours, black for darker colours. this helps the paint to stick. i'd say a good 2 layers of primer and about 3 or 4 of the actual paint and 1 coat of laquer. make sure each layer is dryed before you add another. after you have completed all satges leave the frame to completely dry out for a day or so, so as the paint can harden and become less prone to scratches when rebuilding the bike.

nice vid there those hooks looked good! and the editing was spot on aswell.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Onza-Comply-26-Trial...oQQcmdZViewItem seems expensive £250 buy it now price

onza t-pro, extremely rare frame

nice one gaz really enjoyed the vid, makes changing to stock look very appealing lol!

hmm i got this when i rode for the first time after a break of a few months. its starting to go now. maybe try those deep heat patches??

i was beginning to get frustrated with people thinking purple was flourescent pink. [attachmentid=6523] as you can see, the boredom bunny payed me a visit. POW [attachmentid=6524]

smack my bitch up hehe

was going as fast as i could down a hill on my bmx, with around 100psi in the front tyre, and ran over a conker in its shell. it was really cold and frosty so the shell was extrememly stiff, it popped the tube and blew a massive slit around the tyre god knows how i kept the bike under control

the intro kinda reminds me of the koxx days '05 teaser made by andyT. i really liked that movie. the teaser, not the whole thing lol

ha i know that leisure centre! i had county hockey trials there lol! good pics aswell.

its this black shit they put on top of walls and fences etc. to keep vandals and tresspassers off, it won't come of clothes and it gets everywhere. just a deterrent.

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeessss italy for the win

www.bikedock.co.uk? and back protection? i've been riding for around four years now, and have never seen any trials rider wearing any form of protection on their back.

your obsession with thongs is rather scary

is he the english teacher, or do you need some english lessons

wow i like all the full stops

under armour won't necceseraly stop you sweating, but spreads it out and keeps you cool. very affective, makes you feel very refreshed

one hour erection (photo)

that would be rugby