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I think it's a great idea. It would be good motivation for me to learn some street.

Who is it on the Crewkerz? His bike has the same EXACT colors as my because. Even the mismatched rim. Silver front, black rear. Good videos. Make me want to ride

I step away from this thread for two days. I have lost faith in this world. If you never learned how to properly use order of operations, don't argue about it.

Haha, so true. I'm going to need to start saying that instead of "math". See if anyone notices.

C In the USA we use Pemdas. Parenthesis, exponents, multiply, divide, add, subtract. What do Americans do that is any different?

Dang it. I was just too late....

Look at how drilled those cranks are. 0_0 Riding is huge and he makes it look like its nothing. Frame looks nice too.

Did you buy it online? Let me know where if you did. I think either way would be better than my schwalbe. The kenda seems promising. I have a small block on the front and thats not even the supertacky compound but it handles the wet really well. Thanks for the input!

Its the wet season and its raining everyday where I live. My schwalbe big betty is screwed if it gets wet and so its time for a stickier tire. I am choosing between the 24" Kenda Nevegal (sticky e) and the Maxxis Highroller (not supertacky). Which one does better in the wet? Also, does anyone know what durometer the Kenda supertacky compound is? Sorry for the millionth 24" tire thread, I just don't want to keep falling on my ass from a crap tire. Thanks!

That looks soooo good silver. I love the look of 24"s. I don't know why though :/

What part of "don't want to pay for a PHONE PLAN" don't you understand? Read more carefully before you flame. Okay, done with that. I like video competitions so I might enter. It would be cool to try the camera. I really wouldn't have much of a use for one if I won, but my dad could use a new phone. http://conversations.nokia.com/trial-terms-and-conditions/ that may be what your looking for. *Edit: in the phone trial conditions it says I have to be 16 years or older. Dang it. Could I trial one under my dad?

I would be all over this if I used a cell phone. Unfortunatley I don't want to spend my trials part money on a phone plan so..... Anyways, great idea to get trials involved in the competition! I hope you find somthing you like.

TRA! Get one and make a video! That would be amazing Actually never seen that. I got the idea from the craziest aftercomp ever. After everyone (other than me of course) had a few drinks everyone was pulling crazy moves on a magna with carbon bars. I think it was iolo that bunnyhopped up 2 pallets to front and endoed across. Heres another riders, all customized. Gotta love that spedometer

I don't know for sure, but some frames seem to make more noise than others because (I think) the sound is amplified by the tubing thickness and shape. My dads kortz 2 made more noise than his Born, and the tubing on the kortz was larger and thinner. So like they said, the pad vibrates, and when that happens it works like the old phonographs in a way where it amplifies the sound. I don't think the brake pad on its own would be very loud rubbing on a rim if it was attached to something solid, not hollow. Just my thoughts.

From my experience the barbie ones are the best. Long wheelbase and you can roll the bars forward so you don't hit your knees. I got mine for $2 at a thrift store plus $5 of upgrades. Thanks for all the comments!

Yeah, I wish I had gotten more good trials footage, but my camera was just about dead and my pallets were soaked.

I had some spare time after a real ride to make this little vid on the pixie bike. Enjoy.

My favorite. EVER. Don't know why, it just is.

ALL of the local riders have them around here. They all love them (from 140 pounds to 200 pounds in weight) and don't have any issues with them. Of course then there's the other side to the story. I ride at least an hour a day and do plenty of gaps that are pushing my limit. I tend to tweak the wheel out of true on every "real" ride. For most riders they're great, just not my thing. I like a bike that I don't have to fix very often. They are crazy light though.

Haha, I'll just forget about the stock for a while. I'm just over 5 foot, so I'll stick to 24". Its cool to see someone that can fit a stock and a mod so well. Most people that ride both are only smooth on one.

How tall are you? I'm tempted to try a 26" but I still think it would be a bit big. But if your my size seeing how well it fits you makes me want to try it. Nice video