Miles Mallinson

erm well mine crashes sometimes if theres alot of clips to render but thats just my computer, just the rendering really that slows it down, its easy to use and the results are pretty good.

Yeh they are letting the drivetrain pedal there legs backwards and controling the speed, but you don't pedal backward frantically backwards just go with the flow, also do a small endo and let go of the brake by using you momentum to roll backwards.

Also Bmxers use Freecoaster so they don't have to pedal backwards they can just freewheel backwards which is kind of lazy if you ask me.

I haven't got any screen shots on my computer but there area few on google images There are loads of tutorials on YouTube aswell.

I got mine with my pc but you can buy it from amazon for about £40

Oh yeh i was thinking of the dropouts, they used alot of the same parts from the first fourplay I think.

Isn't the element just the older geo fourplay with v brake mounts

I tried riding brakes the other day and it felt weird, like I'm already too used to riding into things and not being to stop but its all good practice if I go back to brakes

I had a go at making one for my Effect, not as sleek as Adams pic but it works and its pretty low profile.

I use Adobe Premier 8 its pretty good but I haven't had any experience with any other programs, its good for HD, although rendering takes a while.

He has got really good back hop technique and that looked nice and smooth, also he looks alot more relaxed than some of his older riding

No I'm pretty close though I just wanted to see what I was doing wrong, I've been riding brakeless for about 2 months I think, I never really used my brakes when I had them, I didn't really do any correction hops so there wasn't much point in keeping the brakes on for me I think. Also I keep stubbing my toe on the forks when I wear my skate shoes which doesn't really help.

that looks sleak as hell, would that work with any axle, i might try something like that

That was the best demo video I have ever seen, those weird sculptures at the start were crazy, amazing riding from everyone, looks like a good atmosphere aswell.

Some pictures from today they are the only things around my house so pretty pants.

I'd say they would look better with a sleaker peak, it is just a lighter open faced moto trials helmet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxxsEqnuAQw Two clips from tuther day, I quite like the first one but it wasn't a very good angle on the shot, got a puncture from doing it to much though.

Depends what mug I'm using if its a big one maybe a digestive but some of the smaller mugs just can't handle it, Ginger Nuts ( ) are pretty good all round they have a good circumferance to yummieness ratio and don't go all soggy if they are in for a while, also they fit in just about any cup. Has to be tea though never liked coffee not even the revels.

Some cool riding of what you can see of it, I had to mute it though, the song is pretty bad and also too loud for the video.

I should of gone to that I had the option to go but know I decided to stay at home. Does anyone know if they will be demoing in Scotland anytime soon?

I've used it on a magura, hope and hayes, works well just don't use loads only a small bit work the best.

I'm sure everyone will agree that you are very modest, really nice riding, I love those dark shots aswell.

It may have a +20 disc mount on it but as it is a standard fork it proberly won't, a 180mm rotor will work if it is, the Julie may have come with 180mm IS adaptor so you could get a 160mm adaptor. A bigger rotor will make your brake perform better though.

Arg that looks painful, that must be a bugger first day back riding and something like that happens you must of been going at some speed to do that.

Pretty much everyone would benefit from it. Good training for comps, nobody mention it to Benito Ros though.