Ullapool Trials Rider

Stop making so many pointless f**king topics Lewis. Use the Angry thread. Like the other guy said.

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Are you dumb? The topic is asking, What Did You Get For Christmas.

I got, Try-All Rage Bars, v!z forged stem, trialtech foam grips, v!z HS33 pads, 8ml allen ke and a new maggie lever. I bought all that stuff with Christmas money.

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....howtopic=146439 This is a fookin' beast. Take out a loan or rob a bank. It will be worth it.

Thats only cause my brake freezes all the time. Anyway you don't have a water bleed.

When I started riding trials, I worked on wheelie hops first. Then i moved on to pedal kicks. Here is my guide 1) Rock backwards and forwards on your bike. 2) Push forwards on your cranks while lifting the bike in an upwards motion 3) To do another one try number 2 again. Hope it helps, Jonathan

Thats been said at least three times!!

What pads and rear brake are you running? Do you have a grind?

Bike them off or cut them off like me! I used to but i just let them harden up and now they don't hurt.

I think it was drugs. He was 28 and in a heavy metal band. Its usually the cause of death.

Holy shit. Are you serious? How did he die?

Cut up a bit of tyre, and cable tie it to your downtube. Looks stupid but it works. Alternitively you could buy a downtube protector.

I prefered it with the orange rims.

Definitely the Try-All NUC. But it does cost £55 with the sloping top cap. The V!Z welded stem is fine. It feels nice and you can get a similar shape to the Try-All NUC. So if you want the V!Z stem then get it. It is cheap, comes in a variety of sizes and looks pretty good. Alternitively you could get the Trialtech Sport forged.

Nice one Jack. I haven't even spun a wheel on my bike yet!

A well bled Echo CNC is very good. But HS33's are tough and are easy to repair. Someone else can explain this better i'm sure.

And I thought I was a wanker...

Thats alright mate

Higher angled stems put your centre of gravity back, making the front easier to lift. Lower stems make the rear wheel easier to control once you are on the back wheel. Some recommended stems that i have used are: Try-All NUC, Try-All Oversized, Trialtech Race, V!Z Welded, Trialtech Sport,

I don't know what my IQ is, but I'm pretty smart anyway.

Just ask Clarke or Jack for help. Don't clogg up the Forum lewis.

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