trialschallenger

Brake: hope C2 Rotor: hope wavy Rotor size: 165mm Brake pad: hope Wheel size: 26" it has its days,but all in all its a great dry brake and still works well in the wet

if you see this from aoutsiders point of view natural-not to intresting to the lots of stops and starts and to them posibly repetative (taking nothing from those who do natural its skilled and cn be difficult) street- when they say sum one drop a 10ft drop they see it as amasing or jumping up on a post box they see it as impressive i think this is because is one of big moves hence the few people i have asked see trials as a demo sport out of the 20 or so i showed video's too they all sed wow to street and they were a little unsure on the natural but they said they would all sit and watch a demo if there was one in town

well i get called old skool by all these whipper snapperrs that ride about nowa days i have riden a few of these newish bikes ( g.u. adamant..) lovly bikes but if my first trials bike was that easy to ride i woulda been in heaven it used to be a chore even getting the thing moving let alone doing tricks on it

because that would have envolved getting the wheel re-built(wich is the problem i had on my bike) and if then it didnt fit it meens it need re-building again

id strip it but the only thing is you gotta make sure u get every single bit of the paint off and dnt start doing it and stop lol i did that looks poo but go for chrome make it shiny

my mates just bought a t raptor and i was wondering will a kox drilled try alls rim fit in it(rear) as he wants to buy my spare one off me

i swore by tar for years its great as long as you got a constant income of it then i got a grind on my rim and i would never go back to tar tar cn often stick in o hotter conditions were as a grind is for all weather uses with minimal problems

if that reply was aimed at my comment i do clearly say to save ripping the threads out if it was miss read i ment it as in "to save not ripping the threads out"

the grip and pain and seems wore out in my try-all shoes in under 3 months and i noticed they have(or did have as the case may be) the same trerad as rebok classics id save save ur money by a cheep comfortable pair or ankle suporting trainers from a sports shop or primark if your tight like my mate lol

id sugest to save posibly cross threading or even ripping the threads out get a small paint brush and use sum nitromors bloody good for removing paint but be a bit careful u dnt get any anywhere eles then just whipe it away with a clean cloth chances are there be a little bit of paint in there but it'll b so minute the male thread will just push i away hope that helps

id rather have a bike with 4 bolt mounts either way u cn have v's or maggy's (v's with the adaptors) on the person profering v's ARE YOU MAD i had a vee on the front for a while and it was nuffin but hassle springs screws lubing the cables finding a pad that put up with front hops oh and i had a cable snap on my front brake wich was the reason for a hydrolic,so basicly i wouldnt have thought a v would stand up to trials abuse

bright wheels dark frame very fancy this may be a bita a dated question but what happened to the waynio mk2?

kool video pal... liked the folding tyre suprised there was no puncture or was there? this is just MY PERSONAL OPINION i woulda liked to have seen some rolling gaps and striaght up sidehops but that was a damn good choice of music

that saddle was made from a dmr seat sum cardboard and a sock it was mainly for rain riding like a mud gaurds but smaller in the vid it is rochester chatham and odveously hearn bay

ive just noticed the rear wheel on my bike has a lot of wobble and then upon closer inspection it was the chris king wobbling do i need to tool to tighted it? or is there something eles i can use that wont damage it? before n e thing bad hapens

i feel like im the only one,all the others look up and see 2 grey clouds and sit indoors incase it rains best bet is to travel and meet a few peoples pick up sum hints tips and posibly some new tricks go forth and enjoy riding doesnt matter weathre your on your own its the fun that counts

nice pic, fair play for wearing a helmet too ! i know many who dont keep up the improvments

lol i met up with some young lads the other day they had a go on my bike and called it old school i thought u cheeky f*ker im only 19 and the bike was in its prime 3-4 years ago give or take thanks for the posative coments though

i didnt realise it needed to be "processed" spose itll work when the old you tube people load it

all the clips are a bit dated as there from 3 odd years ago before i stopped but this is what i whipped up in bordum this smorning.... it now works

all three judges gave that a 10 excellent cart wheel pal,now i wanna see the vid of you making as for the ignorant bloke GET A LIFE!

is there any one in medway out riding today?

why not try handle bars a stems before you fork out for a frame what about a higher rise stem or longer gotta be worth a try shorely?

not a case of weather there is a level to try it more a case of wen you feel convident to try it! im not the most experience rider ever but i feel its better to try sumthing wen u feel its about time you learnt it rather than people giving you advice as to when you try it get out there and do it !

now there is a quote for the record books,stick that in your back pocket and keep it !