BradJohnson

I don't want to know what you get up to with the fella's.

These things look pretty rigged up. haha.

Yeah, atleast 2 of my mates do this. Also my mates dad, he comes watching us in the garden and if a say something is too scary he gives me a short jab to the rib and tells me to do it or i get another one, usually helps haha.

I have a mate who lives over the road, we both decided to get trials bikes, we kitted out his garden with pallets, cable drums, pallet racking, beams, and rails And rode everyday together, we pushed each other and learned new techniques from watching loads of videos, but then i got stick in a stage where i didn't feel i could progress, I got a new bike, then suddenly got a lot better, i met a load of mates off the forum and now ride all over the country.. Life story right there.

I was waiting for a comment like that. Dan your a tool. Did you notive i was also 2 and a half stone heavier then.

Watch loads of videos and ride as often as possible, it's helped me loads.

24" 320 would be perfect.

little video i found from last year, i'm riding the stock, Can't beleive how bad i was. [media=]

Hmm..

Safer way to save weight is just change your BB to Ti, you would save more weight. Drilling the frame would barely take 100g off.

Sounds like this...

Ah cheers mate.

Yesss

There was no sarcasm, that was the point... Ooh, forgot to mention, i made it to Radfest and back in one piece, and got 6th in the comp, thats an achievement...

Thats big to me, well done!

Proper achievement for a comp rider.

Just a little thread to gloat about your greatest riding achivements/ something your proud of doing this month. Soo i'll start, i sidehopped bar height, Pedal up'd bar height and also up to fronted bar height. This was all in a week to.. Add a video if possible... My Video will be up shortly..

I agree with a few more little comps like

Parcel tape is awful looking stuff.

7.1 kilo Whaatt.

Donna Fox gets away with the Comp okay like.

There is Trials doesn't generate enough heat to get the pads to the right temperature to work.