Petras

Now I can say that's my dream bike

UPDATE: Shimano Saint M810 brakes Shimano RT76 rotors

Nice bike, it's my new frame too, feels great for me

I had the same fork but it snapped

New video from Fabio Wibmer. Really liked camera work . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8ErsO92Bfw

Is it street frame?

I have one saint, but i can't find other. Maybe someone knows where I can buy it at good priece?

Could you write for me models of hoses which are compatible with SHIMANO saint m810 brake?

Found this on Youtube yesterday. Amazing skills . Quadruple footjam tailwhip, I have never seen it before on trials bike. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZO3sDAoXAw

Thanks!

I want to ask. Are Shimano M810 calipers front and rear same? it does not matter if I use for front brakes or rear brakes?

Hi, I wanted to ask you guys about shimano brakes. I heard that shimano saint m810 is amazing, but maybe there is other shimano brakes which is also very powerful and suitable for street trials. And what do you think about Shimano saint m820 brakes?

Thanks, Mate!

Hi, this is my new video which was filmed 2 months ago, short but hope you like it

Specs: Frame and Fork - Frame: OMEN TwentyFour - Forks: Inspired Team 2011 Wheels - Front hub: Trialtech Race Sealed Disc - Rear hub: Hope Pro 2 Evo Trials, 32h - Cassette Lockring: Pro-Bolt Alloy Lockring - Front rim: Trialtech Sport, 24" - Rear rim: Trialtech Sport, 24" - Spokes: Sapim/Halo - Inner tubes: Maxxis - Tyres: Maxxis Holy Roller 24 x 2.4" Brakes - Front brake: Avid BB7 180mm Disc - Rear brake: Avid BB7 180mm Disc - Brake levers: Avid FR5 Drivetrain - Cranks: Trialtech Sport Forged - Front Sprocket: Trialtech Sport Screw On, 18T - Chain: KMC Z610 - Rear Sprocket: Trialtech Sport Splined, 14T - Pedals: Nekeproof Neutron - Bottom bracket: Rockman OEM ISIS - Bashring: OMEN Seating - Saddle: Dartmoor - Lite Combo - Seat Clamp: Promax Steering - Headset: FSA Pig, 1-1/8" - Stem: Trialtech Race Welded - Grips: OMEN lock-On - Handlebar: Inspired Riser Geometry - Wheelbase: 1028mm - Chainstay: 383mm - BB Height: +30mm - Head Angle: 73˚

It looks so easy

1.42 m sidehop this bmx bunny hop is sick too

I use chain tugs, because it's easier to tense. With tensioners I can tense the same distance, because there is indentations on it. But yeah you can use without it

Little update , I will build soon...

yes I don;t like sprung tensioners, because it's easy to destroy it doing sidehops

yes

Yap Inspired is much bigger company than OMEN and inspired as you sad have good customer service. But I like omen frame because you don't have to buy tensioner. I was riding with horizontal dropouts for 3 years and it was ok. Also omen seems like a copy of inspired, they just changed dropouts.

Do you think that OMEN tensioner is good? And your opinion, what's the best tensioner on fourplay frame?

I'am thinking to buy new street frame and I want to ask which of them is better? OMEN - http://www.omenbikes.com/products/4-frame-omen-twentyfour-white Inspired - http://www.inspiredbicycles.com/inspired_fourplay_frame_p39.php Maybe you know other brand frames which are very strong.

http://vimeo.com/72262008 Vimeo link