Echoes

Thanks Ben!

Hi all, These are some bike trials pics I used to keep in my HD. Ops, the last one, just forget about this surreal kind of stuff. Joking! By the way, a friend of mine is going to London in three weeks and I would like to buy this ENO 18t trial freewheel, that I won´t find here where I live, so, could any of you guys give some tip about a shop where to buy this? Thanks in advance!

Maybe I got this wrong, possibly. Anyway, when I read this I thought I'd be able to memorize it, but I didn´t. Stupid me. Impulse, no, this would not be the word I´m afraid.

Hi all, I have seen here but couldn´t find again using the search engine, so I need help with this, please: what is the name of the energy or force (I don´t know) resultant of the pedaling movement that gives you the "propulsion" to pedal up, for example, an obstacle? Kind of physics stuff but, it´s ok. Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance. Is it something regarding kinematics or so?

I agree. Imagine the sport without the frame geo used today. We got many improvements. It also "looks more simple" now and safer? A bit out of the thread I know but, I kinda really wanted to post this comment. Best regards!

First you find out how to do the maneuvers by learning them technically (watching videos; chatting...). Then, you need power to achieve some movements. Between these two stages, you learn a lot of stuff that neither the "video lessons" taught you, nor your power helped. At the end, everything looks so smooth, that you don´t remember which of these two attributes is the most important one.

72 degrees. The picture resolution is bad. It looks stretched or something. Mobile vga picture :/ Sorry.

Here it is (Sorry about picture resolution): Best regards! P.S.: nice video!

I´ve been riding a lot these days and would like to know more about Side Hops. Have you guys ever got serious injured training side hops yet? Can you give examples please? I am, everyday I can, trying it higher and higher, so, the aspect "Fear" grows as I am developing the maneuver, you know. Until today, anyway, I haven´t had any "injuries" on this. On the other hand, praticing pedal hops, taps and other stuffs, I have already almost broken my big toe, you know, besides blowing my wrist, of course.

I use Echo 26" rims and I believe (not sure) that is light grinded (anodized for sure - they´re yellow), and also, noticed that riders who buy this rim like to grind it using tools for it. I also use these Echo brake pads for grinded rims. Question: Would the plazmatic brake pads work appropriately on the "braking surface" of this rim? Would these pads last in this case? Can you help me with this issue please? Best regards!

You could buy an Echo SL stem for 20" or an Echo TR series stem. The bars could be SL series or Urban.

Hi, I´m from S. America 33 M. I ride an echo pure 26"/ 07.

You could post a picture riding on it...

Hi all, I would like to know where the Echo bikes are from. I know they are made in China but, are they chinese? Thanks in advance.