AlexxRogers

Sometimes Google Chrome doesn't completely load Facebook, just refresh the page and wait til it's fully loaded. I can see it's still loading in that picture.

Can tell you're new...

Must admit that, was funny.

Team boosters weren't drilled, the 4bolt control ones were.

Urbans or Trialtechs!

Holy bump! Buy a full one, cheapest is around £380 I believe?

Why? What could Chris King do that other clamps/boosters don't?

Are you serious?

Did it also have nearly 15'' long chainstays?

If you're on about the forks, they're straight blade...

OT: Your disc rotor is on the wrong way round.

Never had a problem with mine, always felt quite stiff and really well priced. Wouldn't recommend using one with a bashplate at all though.

Top tube and forks kill it for me.

Holy mother bump batman. Maybe the whole concept was scrapped?

Like the all black with white rim tape. Are the graphics on the frame just a darker colour?

PM'd.

Don't do this. It'll just crack your frame.

Failing to see what difference it would make? Surely it's down to the rider not the brake. If both of them work, it won't make a difference. Right?

After pausing the video and working out that the sidehop is just over 2 wheels high, I'm guessing it's about 56/57'' Animal riding.

Work from this, it may help! http://www.xtremeskater.com/ramp-plans/quarter-pipe/

Take your freewheel off your cranks, the threaded section that the freewheel came off, slide the ring onto that section then screw the freewheel back onto the cranks. Therefore the freewheel holds the bashring onto the cranks. I've attached an image to help you. Are you cranks 160/5mm or 170/5mm? They can be, there's a tutorial on Tartybikes that'll help you out!

''- Wide threaded section on the 170mm and 175mm arms only allows a bashguard to be used also. Please note that the 160mm and 165mm cranks are to be used with a freewheel or sprocket only (no bashring) as they have shorter threads.'' As for putting the bashring on, take your freewheel off your cranks, slide the ring on, and put your freewheel back on.

Had a set of the Trialtechs, best bars I've used to date! Lovely and comfortable. Because of the high rise they're really good to get different feels from your bike.

Everyone hates you.

Then 3 months later, it'll snap and you wish you had the Echo.