robintrial

but don't you need to in a high rpm to start in 4th gear. (supose 5th and 6th gear isn't used that much) just thought they were semi-auto just for your own comfort thanks

yeah i get that part but like riding big hill climbs ? do you need to start in a higher gear the shifter is a long way from your foot so how does that works then ? thanks

hey, i just wanna know how the transmision of a trials motorbike works? is it semi-automatic because i supose you can't shift gears during a ride motor riders please answer robin

it's the red thing on your lever

NO wesley is a gentleman and he wil help you if you ask!!!

you could ask wesley (belaey) how to get one and he wil try to help you other wise you order them from the ozonys site hope this helps robin

best video of the year + it's from the No Dabs team check them on youtube here!

+1

hi i have asked Wesley Belaey what he tought of the new hs33's and he liked them they are stronger and lighter but they sure look ugly (personal opinion sorry) If I had money I would have bought them already hope that helps robin

i have a grind with an old disc and tnn belaey's but you need to ride them in the rim for the maximum bite ! after that,best set-up i had this year Robin

also an a dutch site you can buy them here for the hole set you pay £40,15. hope that helps robin

it's a supermotard not a trials motor sorry i didn't mention

sorry didn't know about the indicators but i most of the times i take my foot of the peg (on my motorbike in a turn) just to get more control. and in the times they didn't had indicators i supose they didn't need them because there was no traffic like these day's robin

yeah but on a motorbike you have Indicators so no need to release your handelbars and in a turn to the right you foot of the peg so no rear brake then ? but good thoughts

i'm sorry for you mayby better next time get well fast

well i landed once on my back and can tell you that the snow wasn't realy soft! but it's fun to ride on a block of snow (first time i did it ) it also takes a load of time to pack all the snow together but hey i had a great time paying in the snow thanks for your thoughts

hello everyone, so when i woke up i saw a load of snow (i don't like snow ) and then I thought way don't i make a block of now to ride on so here it goes :lol:wath i saw this morning http://picasaweb.google.com/113050473916258954402/SnowDay#5551676795708109234 wath it is now http://picasaweb.google.com/113050473916258954402/SnowDay#5551676785219283362 some riding pictures http://picasaweb.google.com/113050473916258954402/SnowDay#5551676780579683938 http://picasaweb.google.com/113050473916258954402/SnowDay#5551676778819344210 fail http://picasaweb.google.com/113050473916258954402/SnowDay#5551676782643344594 I would also like to know if someone knows wath to do agenst freezing rim's because when the snow touch my cold rim there comes a small layer of ice on it end then my maggies dont bite greetings from Belgium

well i think it has something to do with motorcycles (but it's just a thought)? because de front brake (for me is on the other side than) is on the right side of the handelbars. but I know nothing about that law or didn't found anything about it it would make some sense scooter have the same brake set up. so the guys driving motor trials switch to bike and didn't want to change the pace of the front brake but it's just a theory thanks for your toughts

so no real reason for it ?

hello trial riders maybe it's a stupid question but i want to know. why do all of the UK riders (most of them) have their rear brake on the left and the front brake on the right beceaus i placed my brakes different and I also noticed that no other people do it like belgians or french people so do you have more bite than or wath beceause my right arm is stronger than my left . please reply it's confusing cheers

i just want to know whats the life of a ground rim? i'v heard you can grind it up to 20 times (if thats true i'm safe just did it the 3 time ) please answer just wanna know thanks.(don't look for mistakes)

hi I'm robin from belgium i'm 16 and riding trials almost a year now it's fun and relaxing for me ! i ride a onza comp '09 with modifications (stem,brake booster,...)and thinking of buying a 26" my English is not realy good, please be gentle. cheers