Danny00135

I took some skin off my finger yesterday.... before I even got on my bike..

Quite surprised you didn't end that with "and it's all thanks to trials addict.."

you should of put a comedy "boing" noise as he went over the edge

Awesome

I came on Trials Forum to escape this... Cheers ChrisTrials2012, I'll have to go to another website now thankyou very much!! Pornhub it is....

This'll be an awesome watch

not even that, and my grinds last longer than a month... I think all this is down to pure laziness.. plus, without actually maintaining the bike it adds the possibility you don't find minor problems, hairline cracks, weld coming apart.... Just looking over a bike can save your teeth in the future.

Words can't describe how good this looks!

The riding turned out pretty bad since I was trying not to slip, also.. My rear rim froze over so my brake was a no no at some points Thankyou for watching Comments and criticism welcome And sorry I sound like a priest in a primary school at the helmet cam bit...

Basically.. you will never look good in shorts...

If we're talking hypotheticals now I'd ride with a brake that worked on my command that also spurted out money and fed me compliments...

Why? I have an angle grinder... and can do it myself...

I wouldn't... since I wouldn't need it..

No noticeable difference in material lost.. not difference in braking performance..

I do ride often in all conditions, also... When i'm grinding my rim, there is no noticeable difference from the old grind to the fresh grind, that's how I know very little material is taken away...

Agreed, if my old SL was lighter/ could be single-walled i'd still have it now!

count me in on that

I'd never say it's an art but I would say it does require skill, as does anything.. ever..

The first time I ever built a wheel I din't brake a single spoke or nipple in a year, then I split it.. My pro 2 hub conked out before the build did.. Thats given me confidence for any other wheel build I do But enough about me.. For those of you in foreign countries charging 10 euros for wheel builds.. Halfords in the UK charge £9 for a puncture repair.. (never paid for that btw )

Yeah I'd say it's not worth it, If you're anything like me, whenever I get anything new my riding is awful because i'm too scared to damage it (worked hard with little sh**s for that money ) I'd be even more scared with a product that could die in a short period of time through bashing :/

I think you should change the cat in your display pic to this cat since I rarely ever see you say anything positive on this forum anymore...

Bruised my anus today... don't try rolling gaps in snow folks!!!

I think you grind a little different to us... My grinds take away very little material (i'm certain of this) and last a number of months before I need to even think about grinding it again.. I think your issue with grinds doesn't lie with grinds, but you're using a rim that doesn't hold grinds with a brake compound thats too hard. Causing you to grind your rim harsher and more often.