BradJohnson

I'm in this year.

Just a small tap to rear onto the point. It's probably not big for most people but i stuggle with taps.. .

Maestro are a new brand that have just been distributed to the UK. Trialsaddict.com are the only UK seller atm. I'm not sure who is behind the company but i'm told the frames have been through thorough testing. Ben Walsh (TA owner) has been running his maestro since about January and has giving it a good old pasting, and it's still going strong. I'll keep you updated on if/when i crack it, but first impressions it seems fairly solid! Hope this helped?

I'll be getting some purple tape at some point, but i don't want to take my tyre's off because my brakes are working ace!

I had to steal the stem from one of my mates until pay day, i spent my whole months wages in a day building up this thing

One from T'other day. Hook to switch. (Ended badly)

They do feel so solid, No brake flex and they switch to rear so easily.

Agreed! This bar tape hurts so much

Haven't really bothered posting this on here yet but it maybe of some interest to someone.. Spec: Frame: Maestro 26 (Geo: 1095 wb/ +65 BB/ 71.5 Ha/ 380 Cs) Forks: TrialTech's (soon to be TNN's) Front Wheel: ZHI Hub, Maestro rim, Sapim spokes purple nipples Rear Wheel: CrazyBikes Hub, Maestro Rim, Sapim spokes purple nipples Cranks: Onza ISIS Freewheel: Echo SL Pedals: Echo TR Caged BB: Lightweight Tiger BB Bars: TrialTech Sport Risers Stem: Because 150 x 30 (soon to be Tryall 3d) Front tyre: Kenda Nevegal Rear tyre: Conti Der Kaiser Headset: Echo SL Purple Front brake: 04 Magura with Rockman Blue pads Rear brake: CNC Dengura lever with Coust pads. Weighing in at a tonking: 9.1kg

Some pretty big moves in there.

You forgot Jamie Moxon, he's a little machine on that little CrackAli! 4 and a bit weeks to go! I'm slightly excited (UNDERSTATEMENT)

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Send it to Mr Leech. He's a magician at this sort of thing.

Ah fair play then mate. If you ever want rid let me know.

The Born ones, i've wanted a set for ages. Plus 172's on a mod are a bit hench your gearing will be a bit gash :/

Please let me have those cranks off you Dan.

I'm not the best rider in the world but I'd be more than happy to string a few lines line together for you. I'm based in Middlesbrough but I do drive so could meet you half way or what not. Anyway give me a message on facebook https://m.facebook.com/#!/BradJohnson094?__user=100000882126724

Such a fun little video. Awesome as always Joe

I'm not 100% but i'm fairly confident thats the correct answer.

Ah bugger, yeah that's what i meant

1) 70 + 330 = 400 17.5% of 400 = 70 2) 450 : 90 45 : 9 15 : 3 -------- 5 : 1

24" is less flicky and less fun. But 24" will help you to go bigger as it takes less effort.

I know the feeling man. I broke my shin bone, growth bone and my ankle pretty badly that my foot pointed the wrong way. It took 9 weeks until the plaster was off and then i had to where a boot that made me look like a robot. I took me 3 weeks to learn to walk again as the plaster was up to my groin. I found that sitting on an exercise bike for an hour or so a day (in my case it was all day because it was mid summer and i had nothing better to do) helped to loosen up my muscles and started to help me gain strength back into my leg. Also some of it is in your mind, the day my plaster was taken off the doctor told me to walk on it, and my mind couldn't process it so my leg just wouldn't move. Anyway, enough of my unnecessary babble, hope you're back to full health soon!

Awesome! Wish this was around when i did my first comp.