Blake

I don't understand how you ride so little

>:OOOOOOOOOOOOO looks fekin mean that! Give us a bounce on radfest on that x

Hahaha they did not like that, I asked them to use it but they said only for mine and my step brothers bikes as it used a lot of power. Then Neil robbo (I think) took over from me and started doing loads of rims, then I looked again and there where loads of you going at it hahaha

Do you not just roll around a lot instead of doing static stuff?

Giro hex, pretty solid all round xx

When the car's a rocking dont come a knocking! I love how seriously you take stuff like this Dan so cute x

Yyyyyy

Heard echo rotors take ages to bed in due to their material

Inspired hex would be pretty good for what you're after

Plastic backings?

Dehydrated and feel rough as shit

You know I do x

That was f**king sick! Deffo make more!!

nah let it happen, it will fix itself

Looks really nice Dave

yes man! that last sidehop was beaut. ^^

TT high risers are something that once you use you can't change from them

you could bolt them to an old hub and mount that in a lathe?

Right, getting a bit pissed off now with what's happening to the trials market, not because it directly affects me but because of how it's forcing a bunch of riders to quit riding trials. My main issue is Damon, Lazenby and Tunni being pretty much squeezed out of trials because there's nothing available to them that they can ride like they do, after every single move all these riders are just getting their allen keys in order to fix their bikes that are shit because everything they've got is made to be lightweight and not strong. It's all fair having the availability for lightweight parts as there is a market for it and it's obviously successful but these days it seems you can't even get access to parts that won't crumble after one ride. Even deng who is supposed to be well known for strong parts is making lightweight guff that just breaks when used on proper street riding, you see it all over this forum and all over facebook too. I've even heard Trialtech are eliminating all their strong parts this year and bringing out a new SL range which will be all their products. What I'm asking is for a decent company like Deng to revert to older methods and start making stuff that can actually withstand dropgaps because right now everything just doesn't last for the big riders, and everything is made for danny mac or coustellier. Does anyone else agree? TGS should be an option again as it was a huge thing a few years ago but now it's gone nobody seems to care as long as they save their 100g.

Remember, after you've tightened your axle bolt, screw the grub screws up again a little bit tighter before you do the little nut up! This will ensure there is no slippage

If you live in the snowy wasteland I wouldn't run smooth.

Trialtech foams and a pair of bollocks

be there or be square guildhall 11am ring me or text me 07806633481

ano just made me loooool

I struggled to buy and maintain my first bike, but I'm no longer in that situation as i've accumulated parts as life's gone on. Also I only chucked it on the ground, it's not like I launched it into the air, I just scratched the stem and pedals a bit because I was annoyed. sorry it ruined the vid for you