Stevie

I think i'm gonna get the Urbans, i know there a little bit chunkyer (if thats a word) but i think there the easiest and best for me to buy Thanks for all the help guys. Stevie

I'm kinda confused now I like the SL's as there really light, look good and are a fair price but i don't want them to snap either. The Lites seem hard to get hold of and the Urbans seem fairly chunky but then again there fairly light as well.

Thanks for the reply, just the advice im looking for Where can i get the Echo lites, i see alot of people using them but cant find them.

Calm down love. I dunno what my plan is lol, i would like to grind it but then again i don't quite trust my self with a grinder and a £110 wheel.

Safe bro. You've got a good start, your already a beast just need your bike now fool. Stevie

Ok, sound like they are gonna break on me What else would you recommend, Echo urbans? Echo team? anything else lol?

Strange, i have the exact same set-up except my rim is pink. I found the citrus pads fairly good on the smooth rim but i got it wet the other day and oh my

I'm hopefully getting some new forks for xmas and i was liking the look, price and weight of the Echo SL's, but after looking at the thing at the bottom of the page on tartybikes it says something along the lines of "Recommended for lightweight competition riders only". Should this bother me? I would say i'm an about average rider, not bad but not doing huge stuff either, should the fact that there for lightweight competition riders only bother me? Thanks alot Stevie

They only look good if the rest of your bike is black

Yeah an 09 Magura Louise

Riding Burton town tomorrow so will get a good chance to test it And finally i learnt how to sidehop

So smooth, and such big riding. Loved it.

www.Trialsman.co.uk are great but i advise ringing him i don't think he updates his website very often. He sent my parts out really fast and a nice guy as well. Stevie

Me and my friend ride Derby, can get a few more guys down as well. PM whenever you wanna go, i only live in Burton Stevie

I used to ride MTB just for fun then i realised all i was doing was like backhops, pedal kicks and stuff so why not spend my money i'd saved up for ages on a trials bike

Great bike, i know it's intentional but there's WAY to much white

Yeah i'm really happy with how the pink rims turned out , just the forks need to be changed, i think i can cope with the onza cranks for a while but might get some paintstripper or something to make them silver

I swear i put the pics there

Here's my steed, finally got rid of my onza forks as my Echo Urbans came today. I am sticking with the standard onza cranks for a while as there not that much heavier than alot of others and i can gives these as much beating as i want. Please try to ignore my 300 foot of front brake hose (it's like this because im scared of cutting it down ). Let me know what you think Stevie Rides like a beast.

I also have problems with sidehops, it confuses me because i can't figure out why. I can get up 5 - 6 pallets straight to back wheel but struggle to sidehop up 2-3.

Me and my mate live in Burton so drop me a pm next time your going Derby and we'll come

Hi all, I'm looking to buy a Zoo Lynx frame but i'm wondering whether to buy the short or long. I know theres only 20mm between them but does this make a noticable difference? I only ride street stuff and i'm by all means no cls, any advice on which one? Thanks Stevie

From what i've seen and what people are saying your either lieing or the other guy got ripped off

Yeah i think i'm gonna try my best to clean it up and make an Ad on here and on ebay and see what interest i get. Still not sure of the price though

Pallets - Possibilities are endless.