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Yeah agreed, those gaps where big but the lens made them look BIIIIIG!

That was epic! Really really enjoyed that, you need to make more for sure!

if you stock them, are you going to sell both left and right lever bodies? Just curious because we use it the other way round here in Sweden, and the "under side" of that lever body doesn't look that good...

I wish that I'll be THAT good when I get back on my bike... hehe... What brake pads are he running? TNN ADM's?

Agreed! They're probably fine:)

Wow that bike is sickkkkk!

Think you know my setup but I'll give it to you anyway! 85+ bb rise, with 165x35 stem, 10mm of spacers, and low-rise bars. Feels good! And no Im not normal if that makes things easier

So I still don't get all of that with headangles, my excuse is that English isn't my native language (hehe) So can anybody please recommend the geo of those frames listed that suits me best?

Wow I don't really understand that..

Cheers! So how how does a long reach compare to a short? Jesus I'm really bad at this..

Really? And how the hell do I know the reach haha? And how does the headangle change the way a frame feels like, I mean how would a 70 HA compare to a 72? Cheers!

First of all, I hope you're happy now moderator :kiss: So I wan't to buy a new frame, I've recently started to do alot of street (mostly front wheel moves) tricks and mix them up with some pure trials. The frame I now have has a wheelbase of 1005mm and a bb rise of 85+. The frame I really want has a wheelbase of 1035mm and a bb rise of 80mm. I'm a bit intrested in a frame with a wheelbase of 1010mm and a bb rise of 70mm. The question is: Would the 1035mm wheelbase be a huuge difference to me in a negative way? Or would I be positive? And what geo do YOU thing suit me the best out of these frames? All help is appreciated! Cheers!

Because everytime I do, someone keeps bitching about me making new threads "spamming the forum"... Thats why!

BUMP NEW QUESTION!

Liked that! Also like that we have the same frame:)

Wooow that thing looks awesome! I regret not buying that frame from jake, god dammit! And damn your films looks so professional, you're really good! EDIT: What handlebar is that?

It's a piece of shit.

Shimano saints, basically piss on any hope I've tried.

Welcome to the forum! Well 20" bikes are generally easier to move around and feels really stable on the backwheel, we all call them quite "flicky". Pretty much the same thing for 26" but they're a bit bigger, they both have their pros and cons. Both types of bikes here are more designed for more "jumps only". Here is a video example: WHERE you wan't to ride your bike totally depends on you, I only ride my 20" on the street and in cities. 24" bikes are more designed for tricks and trials, like a mix of bmx and trials if that makes sence? You might have seen Danny Macaskill, he's a perfect example of 24" a rider, we call this riding style "street trials". Video example: So you need to decide what style you wan't to ride and I'll help you out:)

I haven't ridden a inspired but the guys I ride with coming from a "pure trials" background says that inspired feels soooo heavy, might take a while to get used to it though. You can ride pure trials with inspireds too but it would probably be quite hard. Why don't you keep your mod and buy a inspired too so you can switch?

nice video, enjoyed it! I love it when you do gaps, you almost look up in the sky quickly with your head haha:)

Honestly, i don't mind buying a small scratched frame. It's still going to be scratched after a days riding, and a bigger sortiment is better!

Yes, use alooot!