williams

hi everyone! i got my RockMan Blue pads today, and i got them on and just drove around in the snow. They are VERY loud!the bite isn't incredible, but the hold is quite good. but i can't say too much with a dead light grind and only 30 mins of riding...

thank you. do they have a good bite? have a nice day.

sorry for answering a bit late. but i would recommend magura hs33 for the rear. and a new echo fork which saves pretty much weight, and also change the handlebars to something lighter which also decrease weight. these mods would approximately save at least 1kg. which definitely would be noticeable. cheers. PS i have the same bike. sorry for answering a bit late. but i would recommend magura hs33 for the rear. and a new echo fork which saves pretty much weight, and also change the handlebars to something lighter which also decrease weight. these mods would approximately save at least 1kg. which definitely would be noticeable. cheers. PS i have the same bike.

thank you. well i know that all the TNN and similar pads are better, but you got to pay the price too. and Im only a beginner so i think they would be enough for me.. happy riding

well i've heard a lot of different things about these pads. and i have already ordered them. and i'm going to use them at the rear. so what pad would you recommend? thanks. thank's for the review, do you think they would be suitable for the rear? I have already bought them. Do you have a vid of them in action?

is anyone here on this forum riding trials in stockholm? it kinda feels like I'm the only one but if so, we can arrenge a little ride?

has anyone ever run with the "RockMan Blue pads"? are they any good with a light grind? and do they make a nice sound? it would be nice of someone please could tell me, cheers!

well, search for jamie williams too. he's very good, and he has both youtube and vimeo. but i would recommend you watch neil tunicliffe too, he's a sick rider! cheers!

sorry but i only ride a mod bike, but if you just want a good frame then look a bit on tarty. for an example, this one looks ok: click here and this is the fram that "Neil Tunicliffe" uses ( he's my favourite rider)