Culshaw95

Thought I posted them here but apparently not. Should be creating a new video hopefully better quality up Portland either this weekend or the next.

Swear loads of riders have these shoes haha

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Possibly head down and ask where you sent it off whether it has been sent off/delivered I once had a problem like that and my post office didnt even send the parcel off not saying thats the case here but i dont see how it would take up to 2 weeks for an item or more to be delivered

I started on a Zoot 24" but then later went 26" and was one of the best decisions I ever made but now i'm thinking 24" trials as its seems to be the perfect balance between 20" and 26". Once i got on my mates 24" I noticed a bit of a change in my riding i felt a bit more comfortable easier to maintain my balance and felt quite flicky and still was able to do everything i could on a 26" but with a bit more control. Not tried a 20" properly but thats my experience since i started riding trials

Oh then just over 8ft and a half the furthest drop gap for me is 10ft which i done at radfest

9Ft and a half and never measured this gap before don't know how big it is i just know its awkward

The new Arcade is horizontal but vertical aren't all that bad

150x30 dont think i would go to a lower stem again haha

Cheers i was going to go red silver and black as i got a red headset free with the forks but its standard not internal so its on my ashton unfortunately Cheers was a bit fed up with all the scratch marks haha look better rawed I reckon

Only just got it finished so i will try and get a better picture tomorrow

Pfft damn grockles haha gap of course haha

Thats a shame would be cool to have other riders down better up portland but hardly see people down haha

Up in one of the quarries up Portland unfortunately seeing less and less rocks in there so wont be rideable soon

ah alright cheers for the help

back when i got the bike 2 years ago i hade the problem of it coming out the drop outs fully was one of the tartys builds but i got something made to eliminate that as you can see in the picture of the old tensioner set up. i taken them of as one of them bent which meant it didnt sit into the drop out properly and i removed them but i was fairly worried about doing so because of the past experiences. It seems to fit in okay until i move the tensioner as it rubs the chain and if i move it it will eventually move back and start to rub on the chain again and it must push the wheel a bit when it moves

I have had a little play about with the tensioner last night trying to sort it. It use to be like this:

Thats what i've been doing but it always seems to make its way to the left after either going to a location and just riding over a curb or just hopping up something i thought i had sorted it last night but one to front and switch moved it

trialtech rear hub and i havent got a QR. I was thinking of getting one of these: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=10137 assuming every time i move the heatsink tensioner it moves the wheel slightly out of place. I think its something with the spring system with the heatsink tensioner as it rubs the top of the chain and i have to keep pushing it down so it may move the wheel a bit :/

Hi i have an Ashton/Diamondback Justice and i cant seem to get the wheel to stay in the dropouts properly. I have a heatsink axle chain tensioner but when ever i try to adjust that it moves the wheel out of place and the tyre starts to rub on the left side which is a massive annoyance whilst riding and its annoying to set up my rear brake because of it. Does anyone have any suggestions on what to do?

Damn you bike is looking great now man and the weight haha

Heading up to portland with about 10 or so others for about 11:30 saturday 22nd June. We will be starting up at portland bill then heading down to one of the quarries (not yet decided on which one yet)