Mikee

the forks are not bent atall. it must be the angle. they are curved because thats how them forks are.

i will post some clearer pictures soon without the seat lol

at the end of the credits it say MCMXCIX which is 1999

i thought that was quite an entertaining video and you gotter love ballroom blitz, its a classic.

i agree! i dont ride when it's raining but i do when it has been raining and when everything is wet. i find it challenges me abit and it makes easy lines abit more challenging.

if you dont have much money i would go for the meta tcs. my friend has one and it is pretty good. if you have a bit of money to spend i would go for either the a hope headset or the echo 7075 headset which i use and it's great and i've had it for ages and it's still going strong. or if you have bags of money definatley get a chris king.

try drilling into it with a small drill bit and when it has drilled into the allen key end abit pull it out. if your are saying what i think your are, i know someone who has done that on one of their bolts and that is how they got it out. i hope i have helped.

i would reccomend a smooth rim and green rock pads for the front. i used that for a while untill i got a disc and i though it was really good.

zoo bars are fantastic in my opinion and then i would reccomend getting a long stem and tilting the bars forwards abit.

DMR moto diggers

looks great. i love all the black!

I always hesitate. I usually check that what ever i'm about to do is doable make sure whatever it is im riding is sturdy and then i try it and get ready to bail off if i have too

I'm well nervous about getting my GCSE results. I hope to god that i did ok in music, Art, Graphics and Media. I wont be too disapointed if i dont do too good on all the others. Good luck people!

Try http://selectbikes.com/ they are another online trials pecific shop and they are quite good. I have bought things from them a few times before and i haven't had any problems with them. I just had a look and there are some red 4-bolt boosters on there. I hope i have helped buddy!

They both do the job but 4-bolt boosters do it a bit better in my opinion.

<!--quoteo(post=1673627:date=Aug 17 2008, 12:04 PM:name=cai)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (cai @ Aug 17 2008, 12:04 PM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=1673627"><{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->Why bother with that seat? makes it look wank.. <img src="http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/thumbdown.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="thumbdown.gif" /> Unless you absolutley desire a real seat post, why bother with the Inspired frame? Same geo, both have 'maggie only' mounts. It would ride exacly the same (just look different)!! Not saying Inspireds arn't good, but theres no point spending almost £300 for no real benifit to your bike/the way it rides. I'd do stuff like new forks, tyres etc.. If you have to change frames, why not get something that will ride differently like: Lesson, Heatsink, (I have a MK2, and they are brilliant!) Revell, You know, mix it up a little <img src="style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="smile.gif" /> EDIT: clearer pictures (actually hold the camera still) would of been better.<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd--> i know the seat is a bit crap but i like to sit sometimes and its more confortable then the frame. i want the inspired because of the better looks and same geo because I love the way it rides. And it is a bad picture but its the only one i have because i havent got a camera and my little brother took it.

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I guess it will be a avid bb7 then thanks for your help guys. much appreciated.

it is expensive but its nothing compared to the price of downhill/freeride bikes

I looked to see if this question had already been asked but couldn't find it anywhere, so i apologise if this question has already been asked. I would like to put magura HS33s on my mod bike which has vee brake mounts on the frame and forks. I dont really fancey buying another frame and forks so i was wondering if it is possible if there is a way of putting maguras onto vee brake mounts?

I asked martyn ashton at a demo if there was anywhere i can get a justice seat (i wanted to bodge one on to my onza as i think they are great) and he said that there is nowhere you can get them at the moment but they should be available when the ashton diamondback bikes are available to buy. all i can suggest is too try and find a second hand one somewhere. I don't know about the graphics though.

Yes you can use a bmx chain on the narrow sprockets. I have a bmx half link chain on my bike and it is fine. It's quite tough too. I have had it for about 6 months now, no links or pins have broken unlike my old mtb chain which i broke 3 times in 2 months.

Personally i find natural riding alot harder than street. I started from street and learnt the basic and built on some skill before i tackled the natural scene. So i would recomend starting on street but its your choice really. Why not try doing a bit of both

I got fed up of bashing my shins on my pedals so i got a some try-all shinguards. They are very, very confortable and give all the shin protection you need but they do get very hot under there. Not the best for ventalation. They are on Tartybikes is you wanna have a look at them. Thats where i got mine and they arent too expensive either.

Hi, I want to put a disc brake on the front of my bike but i have no idea which brakes are powerful and suitable for trials. Im on a bit of a budget of about £60, so that excludes the hope trials disc brake and other super good ones. I have looked for a rage of mechanical and hydrolic disc brakes on websites such as tartybikes, chainreaction cycles etc, but frankly i have no idea what i want to be buying. Do any of you know of some cheap, powerful disc brakes (mechanical or hydrolic) ? Tanks alot. I have offered a cheap avid juicy 3 (185mm) by a friend, Does anyone kow if they are any good?