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I made a research but I couldn't find the steps I should follow to set up a BB7 in trials use. I have found some blogs explaining how to but I would like to know how the most experienced trials riders using this brake set them up. I have never had disc brakes in the past and I don't know people who have so I would really like if someone had the patience to write down the way they set this brake and if they are specail stuff to care about. Thanks a lot.

No, it's the Sky 2 V2 that's all. They have tweaked some stuff like the headtube and the rear dropout for the 20" version

They don't hold a grind at all and are weak!

Try-All! Awesome build by the way.

You answered yourself man!

That's how my tendon was cut!

Super awesome Mark!

I talked with him in the past. We couldn't understand each other.

Yes

Ok

Are you serious?

They don't

Kenda Nevegal 2,5"

Very nice! Wish I had been there...

Well...

130mm x 20° verified but claimed at 125mm x 25°

Was that the one man?

No problem and thanks a lot!

That's true, but I think it's the only way for me to let people know that I really only have trials left... And some people just seem to understand or believe me. I am a boring person anyway so let's just stop please. Thanks JD, I understand what you mean

I didn't use guns, knife and medecines are enough... Not at all, I have a mental disease (chroniq skyzophrenia) and I won't try again because someone provoqued me. If I do it again, it's only because I'll be in a bad mood because of a lot of factors. So no honestly I wasn't insinuating anything, I just thought it was weird from someone to react that way... But again, it's difficult to know someone through a screen and imagine someone human. I don't want to talk about it anymore. Thanks.

If my brother or my neighbours didn't arrived, I would not be there. You probably shouldn't provoque me

Yes the COntinental Der Kaiser and Rain King are still the best tires I have use up to date but what I meant for the old version of the try-all tires is that they are awesome for the price they are worth now. Compared to the Michelin of course

Try-All lites if you can afford them, but if you can't, get the old ones. Heavy but awesome on all sides! And Middle range is Kenda Nevegal 2,5 at 890 grams and front Kenda Karma at 400 grams.

More or less the same grip, so not good... The bounce is pretty good but then again more or less to the same than the conti, so not that good...