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hahahah wtf is that

They are indeed! Good that you enjoy your new pads!

I don't think that you've done anything wrong. Every person that I know in person have the same conclusion: They suck... They're not the worst pads out there but they're not good.. They work pretty good on a brand new grind and after 30 mins of riding they go poop on every setup I've tried/had.

Awesome game G, appreciate the time you've spent on doing this and it's still free. I found the controls/moves for getting over stuff a bit hard, but otherwise the game is all cool

That is lush, I like the spec!

ADM's of course. From my experince LGM's aren't even that good..

That looks really nice! Really nice to see a new brand aswell, love that frame

2:32 is a old clip of danny mac

I can't really fault the weather from may and forward. It's just that after my big crash in January I still struggle with my confidence.. The advice on obstacles is good! Cheers.

How old was the chain?

Go for a echo SL instead! They don't even need bedding in, and are the loudest and most reliable freewheel on the market.

Bike looks nice. Love this type of DIY build thread.

Amazing riding from that guy on the silvery/white bike Loved that!

What freewheel are you going for?

Yeah, I'm thinking of this aswell. I need a place to properly improve my riding since I'm still on the riding level I where in november!

Oh, awesome man thank you! And, even though I got the topic I was looking for, tips is still appreciated, the more the better!

Heyyyyyy guys! So I've been given a bit of our garden to build up a sort of trials park. Or well not "park", but a small place where I can ride on. I have absolutely no idea what obstacles I should build up/move here? Well pallets is a good start of course. So advice on things to ride on and of course pictures of good spots/riding setups would be nice! I think there was a similar thread on here before with a lot of pictures but I couldn't find it.. Help is appreciated!

You basically wear the freewheel in. And this is when the grease (most freewheels comes with grease in them from factory) gets moved around and spreads out nicely inside the freehweel. You do this by just riding around on your bike, no trials riding just rolling around. Do this for an hour or two.

Any freewheel from tartybikes would fit!

If I buy bars that cost more than twice as much as "regular" bars, I want to be sure that the bars I use will have a quality matching their price. They are deffo over priced for their random quality.

I find my 24" flickier than every mod I've had/tried. I can also go bigger which makes riding funnier.

Bike looks really nice! Hope that your ankle gets better soon so you can ride it properly

Really nice bikes! And marry your GF if she starts riding Nice to see more Swedish people on here