Miles Mallinson

Where are these rocks?

Good riding, but as Ali said a shorter stem would be alot more comfortable and you riser bars look really far forward even that might help abit. I had to mute it aswell that music does my nut in.

Such a nice bike that, those maguras look alot better with the 05 lever and 2011 slaves they should of kept the 05 levers but Cnced them abit and worked on the levers, looks great the rims match nicely aswell.

I think I'm gonna re-edit this with some more riding clips and take the bit out where I stare at the camera looking like I'm gonna murder someone.

Isle of Arran on the west coast of scotland.

Problem is mate I live on a island and my village has about 4 walls

I'll try but I'd say its alot smoother too land them flat but yeh it does really hurt.

Yeh there wasn't much riding, I only filmed it all today though. I just wanted to experiment with more arty shots.

Yeh the views are pretty average I suppose , brakeless drops are alright if you can land them flat without jarring you wrists, not that I can do that.

Since I've been riding brakeless I never really rode any big drops, I found this place the other day its just a wasteland full of really nice contrete slabs (landed the first bit flat, that was what that clunking sound was might of been my wrists or my wheel), I thought I'd try some artsy fartsy stuff aswell. Not sure about the second last shots though they don't really fit in with it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEC7eEJ98G4 Any comments

Use Laquer if you are wanting to keep it raw.

Some nice sidehops but far too many of them, also you really need to cut your steerer those spacers look lethal!

Some frames look great raw, use nitromorse that works better than spending hours sanding it or get it professionally sand blasted. It might take a while to nitromorse a glossy frame the paint is abit stronger/ Mine before and after:

Erm not sure I bought my wheel second hand, the threads on the other side aren't for a freewheel anyway they are for a screw on disc mount. I don't think there are any other 36h hubs with screw on mounts they are mostly 32h

Yeh I'm using one on my ashton at the moment, the old ones have threads on both sides but the newer ones have a disk My link

The only one I can think of is a DMR revolver SS

I have a riding friend who is about 40 odd he is really good and still progressing, you can ride at any age really.

If its a new bike I could be and proberly is a prototype, there isn't any on Tarty like this.

All brake levers with split clamps, stop making trials frames with v brakes spaced at 80mm, for someone like magura or hope to make a v brake or cable disk brake lever that match's their hydraulic brakes.

Some good lines and holds, that ramped wall at about 1.41 looks nice for wall riding even though you ride a mod you should of stuck that in just for coolness instead of sidehoping or what ever you did.

Put the end of the bolt in a vice and pull the threads will just come out but not on the bolt just the dial.

It takes a while to master not that I have, like bigger gaps but if you just get the technique right then you can go on to bigger stuff. Proberly takes about a month of solid riding to get good at it though.

Really nice riding and those rocks look perfect for brakeless, jealous!

Where is this, I dream of these sort of places.