liam1992

sorry for highjacking your topic :$ But im also thinking of getting these pads dose anyone know if they fit in phatpad backings?

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=154529

lmfao great riding mate keep it up

If you read what i said i said it wont REALLY help not that it wont so read. stop. think. then reply please. And the more power and the more stretch you legs forward the further you will go you need to tuck just not alot.

Tucking wont really help just more power and leaning back its all about shifting you body weight around and power. But good riding mate keep it up

+1 Also im sure the echo will ride really nice i would go for it mate.

Hey welcome to the forum The best thing you can do is try all of them out if you can to see which one you prefer it is all down to personal preference. I started on stock (26") but i had a go on a mod(20") and i hate them i feel too cramped so go out and try some bikes out. Liam.

Get new brakes.

I have no idea how it could have slipped but if the cranks are wobbly then tighten up the bolts if you haven't done so already.

I If it this one in the picture then click this link. http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?product_id=10023&category_id=5

rock greens ?

You are joking right. You said a t-pro is not a starter bike I then replied "it really is."

It really is.

I'm sure if you take a wild stab in the dark you can guess (riding) e.g he is a competitive rider. Back on topic welcome to the forum hope you enjoy it make sure you read this http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/index.php?showannouncement=3&f=13 and you will be fine.

If you want to yes, but i would just ride it until it is dead.

Go down in stages with files if you know what i mean e.g harsh, medium, light, lighter then use sand paper. If i was you i would just buy a new rim or run it until the grind is dead.

If i were you i would go with trial-tech, many will agree with this they are really good bars but i have never used the echo tr risers so they may be as good.

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/index.php?showforum=44

Wise words should be about the way he acts aswell. From all of his posts (all 18 ) he seems like a nice guy i mean come on 4years and he still being friendly about it ive seen worse people slip through the net. good luck mate.

I have this frame and I love it, it is very stiff and feels strong. I don't think that it will crack easy I have a few dents and it still going strong also it is quite light so good all round imo.

I'm surprised you didn't see it, it was all over tartybike.co.uk More on topic i had a brilliant time i thought the course was great, but i would have liked some more streety type things to play on (but thats just me) . But overall it was a good atmosphere everyone was there to have a good time also it was well organized and you should defo do it next year.

i would just be patient then

Tartybikes have a price match and the best service so why order anywere else