BradJohnson

If you ask in the right place you can get a set of 10mm cousts, which are now they're glued properly.

Leech's style is amazing! i tryed to spot the correction hops and didn't find any

Looking good.

I guess it hasn't been long enough for all this to blow over hey

Yes Flipp.

drawing pin.

That was fricken awesome!

Half the stuff you did in this video i didn't think you where capable of. What a beast you are!

If you want you can send me the crank and ill get it sorted pand post it back out to you.

Chain rub is a common problem, use one of these behind the FW to space it out to bring the chain line away from the frame. http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/freewheel_spares/echo_freewheelsprocket_spacer/c65p11741.html

Looks nice and fresh mate, I can also vouch for those Neon forks, mine where really good too. Nice car too.

Awesome video.

+1 Although i do like shorter stocks.

Yes Ben! Some big moves in there!

Woah! Nice one man

I broke my ankle, shin bone and growth plate in my leg so badly my foot pointed the wrong way and needed it screwing, the Dr told me i can't play football any more or run on it, and said i need to really careful with it because it will never be back to full strength. 10 weeks after getting my cast off i took up trials and touch wood i have never had any problems with my leg other than the odd ache and pain.

I have a little saying, 'Shy kids don't get sweets.' Basically if you shy away / bottle out of things, you don't get rewarded as you would if you put 100% into things. Try and just overcome your fear by starting off really small and then building up to the bigger things. Also take it steady, some people progress quicker than others don't blame yourself and get annoyed because you'll get annoyed with the sport and rage quit like a fag on fifa!

Little video i made for my mate using my Samsung Galaxy S4.

For the tyre question, i always run my rear tyre backwards, because in theory it should increase your grip, hence the reason TryAll tyres have the tread pattern pointing the opposite way to the direction of the tyre. As for the freewheel, take it apart and clean all of the grease out of it. Put the pawls and springs back into place and slightly bend the spring out wards. Lightly grease up the ball bearings and then reassemble the freewheel and that should sort the problems. I think he means this stuff?

Cool riding!! But please remember to wearva helmet.

Found the perfect bike for you. It even has your name wrote on it. http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_832193_langId_-1_categoryId_165710

That's gorgeous!

Maestro!