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How do they keep their cool? I get pissed off when people in the street ask my why their isn't a seat! Cant imagine doing it for a living hahaha why is there not a seat Posted by Robbie on 27/10/2011 Reply from TartyBikes on 28/10/2011 Hi Robbie - When riding trials, you have to perform a lot of moves by shifting your body-weight around your bike. By removing the seat from the bike and making the top tube lower it gives you more clearance to move around, making most moves a lot easier. It also helps reduce weight which is an additional bonus. Thanks, Mark

hahahahah! Brilliant video! They dont make em like that anymore

Well, its built for trials (bitey-ness and hold), rather than being built for power (being able to brake at high speeds) and theyre not built for being cooled down quickly like other MTB brakes. I ride DH and only some brakes like Saints have the same bite as my hope.

Hope all they way! XTs are good but you want a trials specific brake

In the future I'd get a drill bit, drill through the middle and get a magnet to get all the metal out. I had the EXACT same problem as you!!

I ride with a Try all tyre on the back, slick of course was thinking of getting a new tyre, but the grip is amazing! Unless you are riding rocks there inst much point in have a full tread in my opinion, but im a trials noob. B)

I've been riding Dirt jumps and DH for 2 years, I can bunnyhop high, pedal kick (only once in a row) and nose pivot and I'm about to get my first trials bike. It really depends on what experience on a bike you have. Your all round skills really go into trials!!

SICK! Who edited it??

Nike 6.0s. I use them for DH too and my feet always stay on

Are you uncomfortable when you ride? I would suggest having more stackers. My mate is 6,4+ and he rides a mod with tonnes of stackers and he rides fine, and his stretched out