VAMPIRE V12

best part for me was were he got onto the boom of that jcb/backhoe loader, what skill he has.

Hey man! Welcome to trials btw Take a look at the onza zoot 24'' street trials its a really good starter bike and you can upgrade it to make it quite a nice bike, it gives you a bit of streety moves mixed in with a bike that can still do a bit of pure trials

You could get the headlock system? no mucking about with a star nut but you would still have to loose off the stem bolts and loosen off the headlock's main bolt to move the bars?

lovely looking bike mate

crazy mannnnnn

lmaooo fair do's sweet looking bike man

whats a custom street fighter??

I'm running at the moment on my zoot and they were bad this morning i went for a ride on them and decided to jump into a water fountain and afterwards they have been getting better and better so i guess the water does them a lot of good even though i had them for 9 month and they had no bite haha

My kojak chain tugs came in the post yesterday and i must say quite a big improvment to what i originally ran, cheers guys

i'm gonna get some new ones soon haha

I would donate/pay for some stickers and a t-shirt how much for a t-shirt you think guys and stickers? cheers

front hub is a trial tech seald disc the bars are onza carbon risers so i'm 2/3 of the way there

There is no holes for any tensioners :/ and brad ill have a go at that and ill pop over to yours sometime possibly help me bodge something

Some new pics guys

Heyy guys i'm having problems keeping my wheel in place as you can see the hopes bolt grips on to the chain tugs that hold into the frame but the chain tugs are just smooth so they can move about but i do not want to put too much power on to try. When i put them behind the frame it pushes my caliper so far off it bends the disc, has anyone else had such a problem or know how to fix this? Cheers guys

Bikes been updated in the past few days. A hope pro 2 single speed trials hub laced to a halo combat rear rim with a screw on trial tech front sprocket running 18-15 soon to be 18-13

my internet was loading up spotted them now mate the gusset kojak ones. Cheers mate!

Heyy guys. Went out tonight on my onza zoot and pulled the thread out of my chain tensioner on the non drive side, i have switched the tensioners over and screwed the thread back in and it seems to be holding for now. But does anyone know of any really big beefy chain tugs to help stop this happening again? My hub is a Hope pro 2 sst Cheers guys

I had this problem, leave the tyre on with some pressure in it as it actually helps wrap the chain around the sprocket and put it in the vice clamping the chain rather than the sprocket dont just try to loosen it you can also try to tighten it as it can usually pop its way off due to it being on there for so long tightening it can actually loosen it by braking it free of its lock on the threads then you can loosen it Also this may sound daft but when i did it with my zoot the wheel was in the vice upside down so make sure your turning it the right way before ragging hell out of it You could also use something like plusgas penetrating oil to work its way in. Vamp

pack the headset with grease and look at your forks for any cracks, give your stem a tighten and give your spokes a pull on the front wheel as it might be them flexing due to beeing loose and sending the vibes up the bike into your bars making you think its the headset. Vamp

To me you no one important just another man behind a screen, where as he is representing a big company in the trials community. But it does not matter now i got the help i need an no thanks to you^ Cheers, Vamp

Thank you for the help to the serious guys. Isitafox you never fail to help haha and adam from tarty i did not think you would be the one to be joining in as your representing such a big part in the trials community oh well. Cheers guys anyways

Cheers to the guys who took my response serious, and to you other guys well you should understand the words F.O. Yeah i was thinking water i have a mate who runs it in his onza blade and he says its good, i'm not the best with maggies i dont even know if they use brake fluid or mineral oil or maguras own fluid i usually use my Echo TR discs but i'm starting to like my maggies but my tpa is maxed out and its stil got a fair bit of travel before the bite and its as close as the cylinders can get to the rims before the pads touch when rotating the wheel. I've heard about putting them in a bucket of water to water bleed them or something? not too sure if this is true or if it is how to do it, any help to the serious guys? Thanks

Whats the advantages and dis advantages of running a water bleed over the normal magura fluid? And what is better for response and trials? Thanks guys

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