Lewis Gething

Currently, I am using TNN LGMs on the front and plastic Heatsink Yellows on rear, personally I would say to go with the Heatsinks, as they tend to work VERY well more of the time, compared to the LGMs which are awesome when they work, but require a fresh(ish) grind and cold and dry conditions to work at their optimum. Thats just my opinion. Read the Pads thread in the 'Trials Chat' section to gain a broader idea of peoples thoughts. Rockman Blues are supposed to be very good also

Kenny is probably the most talented rider in the trials world but he is really under-rated in my opinion. Very inspiring video with an awesome final balance clip

This is a joke right?

Nice bike However it will feel harder to trackstand than a bike with larger wheels since it has a short reach and wheelbase, thus making it more twitchy and harder to balance. You will get decent track stands in no time at all though I am sure

Seems you got some real good pictures there some nice filters/effects in there too

Very good riding with a nice chilled edit What camera do you have?

Yeah, here:

Huuuge, technical lines going down there, definitely my favourite rider EDIT: also love the fact that he is far more open and friendly than the likes of the Coustelliers

No prob, Having seen how cool yours is I decided to do a Photoshop of mine (all be it rubbish). Hopefully I can convince my dad to give me the go ahead with the rawing using a combination of this thread and this image here:

Heres a rough photoshop of what the bike would look like with raw forks (pretty nice I think )

I haven't a clue what the dude was on about, can't seem to find any singers on the frame at all

Very, very nice bike Any ideas on the weight?

Definitely looks like it is going to become an awesome blog Love watching the banter between you group of guys

The best one I have seen out of all of 'em is the one on this page: http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/20_inch_trials_bikes/onza_ska/c10p11579.html "what is the picture on the top of the frame is it bruno mars" Props to Mark for his awesome professionalism given those circumstances

Do it, that's what's holding your Onza back

Wow, they have both really stepped up their game over winter

Haha

Have to agree there

Cool story bro

After looking through hundreds of Tarty's products and reading the questions people have asked, I have always felt a bit sorry for Mark and Adam who have to try to answer these people. I do not want to offend anyone, and after all, Tartybikes is an international store with a lot of interest from foreign riders who will often use translation sites to interact with other internet users but this is not were my problem lies. I can't understand how someone capable of speaking good english will address the Tarty guys in such a way and can ask a question to these guys without giving a damn how to spell/ punctuate it. Furthermore, I will often see product pages where the options will be a variety of colours, for example red, black and white to which someone will ask if they can get the said product in green! That sort of thing always makes me laugh Anyway, I just wanted to see if we could find some of the funniest questions on the site and post them. Sorry if I am an A-hole

Good luck with that, please post some photos of the results as I am thinking of rawing my Comp

Good edit with some nice riding What program was it edited in and how did you achieve the rainbow flaring effect?

Pretty sick video that, can't wait to see what Hermance gets up to this year as his riding looks to be on point. Quote from the video's description: "We trained with Gilles too, but he said I can't put him in this video because of the sponsors." What could this mean?