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Well actually modern comp bikes are about 1070 / 1065 wheelbase. Jack Carthy and Charlie Rolls mainly ride a 1060 wheelbase bike now.

Thanks for sharing these, legendary images there!

I have done a setup in the past in my father in law's field. I think I have shared pictures here... I will try to find them!

Great riding spot!

Hey there, this is a common problem with Hashtagg rims, both in 20 and 26. It is due to their design with the rim flat profile being in the middle of the sidewalls, something Vincent never thought of when he made them. So using a wider rim tape or making your own is a solution.

Sad but true

I would say yes but I have never owned TR levers myself. A few friends have and it's been nothing but disappointment.

Great build, especially the vees!

That was an amazing competition. Keep in mind it was just a French Cup, but it just looked and felt like a World Cup! Amazing organization from Kenael Godde and the Dole club there.

Fair enough!

That's really interesting. Thanks for your input. I really wanted to go with SD7 levers but well, you made me think... There has been so much experiencing by Atomz when they were made by Sunn with V-brakes it's crazy. That led to the ATS system the Jealousy still uses actually. So many factors can change the feel of the lever or the behaviour of the brake it's almost impossible to make the brake perfect for everyone. As you say the adjustment on the SD7 makes the brake spongier but it should also make it more more powerful. So it's always a compromise you have to choose. Some top riders like Robin Berchiatti for example prefer a spongier brake feeling with Hope brakes, others with HS33 and I don't know why. It's always down to personal preference I guess!

So, as V-brake adapters and pads are now back on the market, it's time to change these HS33 brakes for something better. Here is the setup I aim for: Levers: Avid SD7 Pads: Heatsink (if they make some) or TNN Outer and inner cable: Shimano SP51 or Odyssey Linear Slick along with Clarks or any pre-stretched teflon covered cable. Adapters: Heatsink or Tarty ones depending on how they look. I am now in need of calipers. I don't know if they really make a difference performance wise so what should I get? Avid Ultimate or Shimano XTR are overpriced but maybe they are the best? Otherwise what other option do I have that suit trials use? I have always used basic Shimano ones in the past but now I really want to know if something is best? Thanks for the advices and your time!

That is amazing news. Thanks for that.

Will you make V-brake pads?

What do you mena they have taken TNN side of things? Is TNN now british?

As you are working on V-brake adapters, will you also make dedicated pads?

Instant buy!!!! V-brake pads next ?

Can't wait for the Vee adapters and the HS33 pads Rich is testing

That is super nice work! Well done!

Charlie had no pressure on this competition, and that's probably why he did so well there. I guess it will be different on world cups and such. It's what happened the past years too...

When I owned a MTB, I felt the same. I guess that's due to riding dual HS33 for so long and being used to having the same lever feeling on both sides... One of the bad sides of riding mod was getting used to two different levers actually. It took some time!

They are Crewkerz pads if they are transluscent. Amazing pads indeed. My favorite pads of all time are the Try-All clear ones. Probably made by Thierry Klinkenberg. Similar to the red ones but with much better hold.

Trialtech pads for the win! Nice bike, these never get old

Robin is going Big!

Their style is the best even in comps where most other riders' are non existent...