Martin Reynolds

If you like frames made out of cheese, with the brakemounts welded in the wrong place....

I like to see that manufacturers are looking at what trials riders are doing and ammending their products to match, i.e manafacturing trials tyres with every other knobble missing.

stfu!

I love the fact that you can hear your head 'twang' the rail

Slow mo that bad boy bar on any broken bones or massive amounts of blood, think you've won already

looks more like a win to me

i agree with 'less area = more pressure' but surely 'larger area = more friction'?

What gear ratio is he running? Rear sprocket looks massive

Im pretty sure the only difference is the Axle is Ti, and the rest of the body is alloy.

So in a couple of hours you've grown 2 inches?

2 blade frames, one within 2 months ...

Yeh, its wheel kitty

Paint it silver?

WTF? it makes me feel old seeing 12 year olds piss over my riding In a serious case, awesome riding. I especially loved the boon into the hedge

You mean TNN on front, cousts on rear?

I always though aliexpress was just the chinese version of ebay?

at the same time

Doesn't surprise me. I've cracked a brand new frame in 2 months. Just shows the quality of trials products...

yeh, i was agreeing with you

As in every time you pedal kick, you ream the f**k out of the freewheel, jamming it against the bashring. so they'll be no way to move the bashring without loosening the freewheel.

This is correct, it's what effectively doubles you amount of engagement points

The thing is, all brakes will need a gap inbetween the pad and the calliper to allow them to move, so all brakes pads will move to a certain extent, especially with the forces that trials riders put through them. Obviously some brakes have better tolerances than others. All pad backings ive come across have paint on them, maybe you could add more to the sides?

I doubt it. I put a bolt in one end of the axle, tightened it up, and used an allen key to spin the axle as i held a file to the end to file it down. I've got the SL hub, where one side is keyed, so on that side i just filed down each side so it fits the dropout

Yup. You dont need to file it square, as long as you get your rim sitting central in your forks.

the axle is 10mm and the dropouts are 9mm. You just have to file your axle down to fit