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I am surprised this was not discussed here: https://www.hopetech.com/fre/products/brakes/trial/tech-4-trial-zone/ What are your thoughts?

Cool. I hope you're having fun and enjoying riding again.

Happy to hear you're back riding. You still own the Cleep right?

Hurry and build that thing up!

I saw the Jitsie one but I don't really trust that brand... I remember someone on Espace Trial made his own using some carbon fiber and epoxy resin years ago.

Hello, I will soon get the new Jealousy and after damaging my brand new one, I don't want to repeat the experience. Does anyone know of a good downtube protector I can use that can handle the abuse of trials? I have seen Charlie Rolls using one but I don't know which one. Thanks for your help.

Knowing how tough it is to get parts and materials, I thought years to come would actually be the lightest ones in terms of frames or bikes'releases. Let's hope you're right!

That's well nice! Not a fan of steel's behaviour for trials though.

That's a great idea. That would look like the dropouts of the Crewkerz frame I guess!

Second ride with it. So sad as I searched for one for 6 months... Has anyone got a clue on how I can fix this?

Thanks a lot for your input.

I am sorry but I haven't understood which screws should be tightened or operated. Is it possible to post pics for future use? Thanks

Awesome engineering at that dropout!

My third Crewkerz Jealousy mod. My fifth Crewkerz bike. I loved the Ozonys Curve that I rode for a little more than a year but I just couldn't forget the feeling of this bike. I have kept my Ozonys to ride it later except it's dual disc now. The spec of this one is fairly stock except from the stem that is 150mm x 25° and the pedals that are the Hashtagg ones for now as my WAW ones miss two bolts. It was a real struggle to get one as Crewkerz have been sold out for a little while now but I am really happy!

This is the training ground where I started riding real trials. This thing is so thin it's crazy

Oh nice to see you're back riding!

What did I just watch? That was insanely creative!

Hello, Crewkerz have difficulties resourcing materials like many other companies to make parts such as frames, forks etc... Maybe you can tell me what you need and I will do my best to help. Thank you

Very impressive! Loved all the techy stuff! Your imagination for lines has no limit!

Some nice parts used. That should be a nice bike.

Looking forward to this. I recall the Rockman cranks to be very flexy. I just hope I am wrong.

That's perfectly put! Well done!

You have this weird style where it looks like you have no control of your bike but yet you seem to jump up crazy high obstacles. I am no one to say this but I think you should concentrate on technique rather than power moves so it would look like you lift the bike up and not like the bike is lifting you. Very impressive riding nonetheless

You're welcome. There might be other advantages and disadvantages though.