ChrisTrials2012

Well yeah, but also of the forum, we're here for trials, and if someone includes some hot girls fair enough, but if a video is 15 minutes long and only has 1.5 minutes of trials, and 13.5 minutes of random bullshit, then f**k that shit

Could be better though, we all saw the women, but that's not the point.

Matthew, please apply cold water

Nooooooooooooooooooooo

Might be that, cause the threads allow the cups to screw in no bother, so I doubt it's the frame. It might be that certain BBs aren't suited to certain frames.

If so..... His GF is the biggest troll I've ever heard of. But more likely, his GF has actually experienced enough to warrant this kind of reaction.

I just got this one. The old BB had this problem too, but that turned out to be broken

What the f**k are you doing with your life? That was awful, had at most a minute and a half of actual trials, the rest was random unfunny bullshit.

The threads look fine, it's almost like the cups or the frame are too small or too large for each other.

Well that wasn't good news, but thanks for the advice

My BB has a habit of wobbling even when both cups are fully inserted and tightened. The BB itself is in perfect condition, so it's not that. A guy I ride with thinks it's the frame's threads are allowing the wobble. To counter-act this, we used plumbers tape to create a better seal, but eventually the tape is worn out, and won't stop the movement. The frame is a matte black Ozonys Cannibal( rear disc mount, vertical dropouts, not sure how old) and the BB is a Try-All ISIS 127.5 mm. Any ideas on how to solve this problem. I want to be able to screw in the BB and leave it there for over a month without movement.

And haters is a term to discredit genuine criticism.

I'm riding a year, but have come on loads ince I got my new bike, about 3 months ago. And it probably wouldn't be convenient to meet up halfway, as we won't know where there are good spots or what there is to do. I would have thought Northern Ireland would have a big trials community

Would you take trips down to the Munster or Connacht area? If you do, then I'm sure there'd people to ride with. Galway is supposed to have a few riders, but Limerick has a lot(for Ireland) of trials riders

What he said

If you came to Ireland you'd probably be the best rider around

I know the guy who built up the dual disc neon bow 24". The spokes are still flexy even when hand tested, so I can imagine it'd be far worse on a 26". His dual disc stock was atrocious for spoke flex. Why do you have such a strength obsession. You're bike could be 2kg lighter, cause the riding you do isn't very harsh. You seem to not do massive drops, so you don't need all this unnecessary weight.

Would like to lose my excess fat, and stop being such a lazy c*nt, but other then that, I'm fairly happy with myself.

I think it comes from being such an old school rider, that the bar angle craze doesn't seem to work for you as you're so used to a "normal" bar angle.

It probably would look better rawed, but it has a fairly dialed spec to make it unreal as a machine to ride

I dunno, I think it looks great. It kind of changes it from looking elegant to looking like serious business. And with regards to the change in ride, I love a tilted forward bar. It makes rear wheel class, helps on pedal ups and on gaps to front aswell as normal gaps. And it feels right, Because you're arms aren't being held inwards by the bar angle, they offer much more control and leverage.

Oh dear God....................................................................................................

In fairness, your bike is a tank

I think I just talk to the wrong people about the bike, which makes me think I've broken more than I have actually done. Namely my parents

Just curious as I don't seem to be able to manage a month at most without something breaking or pissing me off severely