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I think the next step might be adding an electric motor to assist you. That would lead in some huge maneuvers!

I would really like to but I don't have access to any kind of material, machining tools or machines and more importantly, I don't have any clue on how to make this sort of things...

Can't you make some Adam? Me and @PLIW tried contacting Steve@heatsink and his email address doesn't work anymore. The person who was supposed to make some hasn't got time to develop some so I guess you're our only chance seeing your machining knowledge.

Agreed!

Oh don't get me wrong I was only watching some of their videos because of Doddy. That guy is a living encyclopaedia. Never thought so much knowledge could fit into someone's head.

Watches that the other day. Awesome bikes all around. Totally off topic though: it's a shame Doddy is leaving...

It's honest. How old are you now? Being 32 and seeing Benito, Hermance or Kazuki Terai still riding gives me hope for the future.

Great edit. It's awesome you're still riding and that well!

Power for days. Very impressive as always https://youtu.be/dEYoQSj_-A8?si=_Fb1P1GLNISCv8KE

Steel?

I am not on Instagram but thanks a lot.

Nice find! Thanks! Let's hope the Shin Dig release an edit!

Well, still getting some failure notice from the mail service...

Weird, that's the one I used and it didn't work... I'll try again! Thanks a lot

I need to attend this next year.

Check Sergi Llongueras 's bike from that brand. He used that stem extender for a while. I don't know if the genuine stem manufacturer guaranty will get you covered when using it though. Might be worth checking.

Hey do you have his email address? The one he filled on here doesn't work. Let me know please

That's amazing. I sent him a PM to know if he plans making V-brake adapters. No answer yet. I may try an email.

I have had this problem often and I just replaced them with metal washers. Works perfectly. You will get some play if you don't use any washer at all.

Link of that website as I can't find it? What did he say?

A 20" Boxx would've been well nice!

I think most did. Mine did for sure, I sold it for next to nothing to a french guy who wanted it above his fireplace! I love the Hydroxx 2 so much, but not a fan of the first one. There is a LT for sale on observedtrials. Edit: there was...

The Hydroxx 2 or the Boxx? They never released a 20" Boxx but a 20" Hydroxx 2 was prototyped. I think it was released with a different finish to the 26" one though as it was painted with a dark grey. I agree about the Hydroxx 2. It was the nicest bike for me in that era. A friend of mine rode one but it felt really long for me. Would have owned one just for the look it had though. The LT one was even nicer!

I have had one. Can't find the picture anymore but it really looked nice. Can't say I remember it being somehow special to ride but I was changing bikes way too often back then.

That's quite nice. We miss this kind of map to know the spots we can ride. We have ourouler.fr in France but that lists bike parks, pumptracks and trials spots but 99,9% of these trials spots are clubs grounds so you can't really ride there how you want.