Stupidly big

me and a pal of mine will be riding 07411612821 give me a text about sat if you like

shame but its a bit far for me sorry

mint bike rob rides sweet as a nut lovely might have to invest in one :/

very nice

landies rule got a 300 tdi disco a s3 109 2.25 and a 86 v8 offroader been copped up like lol landie are best 4x4 by far

cool well hope to see you all there

unlucky lad =[ and yeah anyones welcome

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cool hope to see you all there

hi peeps fancy rideing leed on sat just wondered if any one fancyed it if so give us a text 07791441380 adam

You dont ride enough, if you can make shoes last 2 years of riding lol.

You posted it on the forum for everyone to see?

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....howtopic=141417 Yeah cos his front brake was pretty shit in that video .

Hehe, thanks for the replys guys. I think I'll stick to normal innertubes for now, might try some latex ones in the future though .

That wont make a difference to how cramped he is, maybe try a lower/longer stem? and tilt your bars forward abit .

I don't think it would be worth it, maybe in big chunky places, but other than that, I wouldn't do it on top/downtubes or anything.

Hey, I've heard about a few people running these to save weight, are they REALLY worth the puncture risk? is there any websites what sell them cheap? like in a bulk of 10 or so? Are they fixable if you get a puncture? and how much weight can you save over Specialized/Tesco innertubes? Or would it just be worth cutting a few side knobbles off my Try-All tyres? Cheers so far.

I used to use them! they are very good once they have worn down quite abit, then you don't need to use gloves, unless it's a very hot day . I recommend Koxx croco yellows for the rear on a sharp grind, the hold is AMAZING, this is on a Try-All rim.