trials owns

mmmmm, i dont think u can get a refund once you have bought it.

that would be ace!

here u go http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/media.php?group=guides&id=1

try loosening your chain a little, it hopefully should lower the chain a bit.

a wobbly back wheel can make it feel spongy as-well so if its not that then most likely to be the bleed.

i like creepy crawlers.

tarty bikes do a good one for £6

have u used a crank puller? u should get one and it solve all the crank removal problems think they do them on tarty bikes, a simple and easy thing to use and very effective.

ha you're dirty minded!

i worked in a play group not doing much only had to do 3 hours a day messing around with the kids.

cheers, i though when i done my mates it didnt take the barbed hose ends because they was to small for the thread or something when its on the hose, might just be me. thanks

hello all, im thinking about buying a 2004 (i think) hs33 brake leave, i have got the hose but i was wondering what i needed to join them together, i done my mates a long time ago but forgot, could you guys explain how i do it aswell and what screws etc to buy of tarty bikes. cheers

yo, have u got a hs33 on the rear or is it a v brake? what pads have u got? if they are standard magura blacks they are rubbish and dont feel strong so would recomend better pads if you have got them. also a wobbley wheel will make the braking feel less sharp. EDIT ha it is hs33.

yeah i would not go to trials uk as i have heard dodgie things about it.

hi the way i used to do it with my hs11s was there is a screw above the place that the hosing entre the leaver, undo that then push (hardish )something long and thin down and hopefully the piston will pop out, should be the same on hs33. hope this EDIT forgot to say but its obvious but before this take the leaver off.

its personal preference really, i like dual hs33.

should be.

+1, also no validation button thing so we cant vote, well i cant anyway.

i take it your after motorbike trials. sorry buddy wrong site me thinks this is for pushbike trials. there probably guys that know about it though on hear.

ah that twat ive just realised that, so he didnt even look and puts a cheeky link in. i hate people like this.

hears a written explanation http://www.trashzen.com/pedal-kick-basics.php also good for learning many other tricks

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cheers everyone, they are rubbish plastic ones but just bought some cheapy bmx ones that are metal and will fit them on.

same, but still lush.

i have tryed that but doesnt work both brake pads move at the same time and hit the rim but still no performance. mmmm mystery my disk brake doesnt have screws. will take it down the bike shop if anyone hasn't got any ideas.