Kirtar

Dont know what you are talking about Back to topic: I know multiple riders who tried carthys bar angle(including myself) It !can! be really helpful when you are a competitive rider, cause you often need a bit of extra control on the backwheel. But if your name is not Gilles or carthy it will mainly f**k your abillity to do smooth riding. Pedal ups and sidehops to rear wheel are really really hard with this setup.

Its not.

Did the Same for my betty. A few millimeters will be enough.

I Used to Ride 10mm of spacers with a 150mm/30° try all Stem an Rockman carbon bars on my +80mm,1000mm Mod. Thats the choice of most comp riders.

I changed the O-ring at my brake. Started leaking again after a few days :/

Go for Ribos, I love mine

Its a pure trials frame. Kenny will be riding it at UCI comps. Of course there will be no seat.

Kenny already confirmed the Geo!

first point: Looks like you could reduce your air pressure. second point: Before Gapping, try to get your backwheel realy close to the edge(take a short look at your rear wheel before attempting to jump). Then you have to "press" your Tyre into the edge of the wall(you more or less just push your chest forward), sometimes you can nearly feel the rim when doing this. Remember that you can use your Tyre as some kind of spring. I hope this will help you. edit: learning this will take quit a lot attempts, but it will result in much better gaps

I decided to give the Maxxis Snyper a try.

Okay, ordered Maxxis High Roller today, thank you guys. Anyone have some ideas for front tyre?

High roller and big betty seem to be exactly what im looking for, thank you! I think the kenda for front rear would be to streety, because im often riding on wet rocks.

Good afternoon my friends. Yesterday i received the main parts of my new 24" Echo Trials-bike. But the tyres are still left. I wondered if someone could recommend some 24" Tyres with low weight, but good grip especially on rocks. Of course i used the "search" function before, but i only found some recomendations for street-tyres. Hopefully you can help me out. P.S: Excuse my bad english.