Ben Gosden

You could use a old spare bit of chain wrap it around the sprocket then lock the remaining part of the chain in a vice then grip your wheel and turn anti-clockwise(left) Also if it doesnt take the bait and come off then you could heat it up (in a method of your choice) to a certain degree where it will expand making the sprocket simpler to remove. Hope this helped.

Ill have to keep an eye on the website also i think you do your tutorial video's very well.

I think you would be better off buying a cheapo trials bike rather than riding that

Aha most people are seriously hurt when their bb breaks n his just like "oh its my bottom bracket" lol

If its real bad then you could just use a spoke key to attempt truing them. If you havnt got a truing trig then its best to try it with the wheel in some forks.

I really enjoyed that also that a gorgeous monty

It is still possible without brakes but clearly alot more difficult, ive fell off more times doing them then i have made them but still at least ive done some. I just done everything the same exept not pulling on the brakes leaver to do mine. Hope ive helped ,Ben.

Thanks alot and to be honest i really dont know atm becouse i havnt got anything that will give me precise weight so i havnt bothered trying lol

Thanks, thats what i thought at first but the black stem has grown on me haha.

Ive gone like 4 months before but now that im a bit better my bike breaks like nearly every week .

The bars where monty kamel 221 risers and im not sure what the stem was. The handlebars snapped about 2 weeks before the stem which was unexpected as the was no-sign of damage with the bars. The stem had a little crack for a while before it gave in so that weren't a surprise. Thanks alot

Before: Then: So i bought some trialtech high risers and new stem from tarty bikes: And this is it with the new bars a stem, it ride's alot better now and i think also looks alot better:

Nice edit, your style reminds me of trevor bodogh and im looking forward to seeing your next video.

Hit the local street's if your a bit of a newbie, just practicing with things such as curbs, slopes and even the smallest of walls is great for learning nearly all techniques. If you are new to the sport than personally i wouldn't go and splash the cash on getting a koxx fox because you might find it to be a waste as you might find that you dont like trials but if you have the money and thats what you want then no body's going to stop you Good luck pal

It's so nice but no doubt it will cost an arm and a leg.

I dont think there is a best helmet as such, obviously some are offer more protection then others but i'd say its down to personal reference.

oh right well ill have to see soon, cheers for telling us

amazing skills and i love your portable playground, its looks good fun

Do you know if Danny Was actually involved in the making of this? A high seven out of ten will do, ill have to see it soon.

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Might have to try this haha.

Like doddsy 2801 said, the move at 1:25 is sick! also huge sidehop at 3:02. GREAT RIDING!!

Looks like a buzzing event

Got my trials-forum stickers, very happy with them