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Magura MT7, Shimano Saint 810, Hope Trialzone to name the top three. Nothing wrong with a BB7 though.

Was I the only one who found it rather boring. At first I thought yay... another TRA video but then was utterly disappointed.

Decent is not perfect. The latter you can pretty much say about the hope pro hubs.

More than Racing Line? I don't think so.

Probably won't leak or break easily so I'd disagree with you on that.

They had a Mineral Trialzone/Mono Trial hadn't they? It seems that the bleed screw on the slaves is like the one on the disc brakes. This is cool as you don't have to take out the bolt and screw in the fitting to bleed it like on Magura slaves. My money is waiting as well.

Dunno if this is any better. Tried to do as written above but it feels so weird.

Bersha? Is he Russian?

They will probably have a two finger option available. Racing Line has a three finger lever as well. I got it as a matter of fact.

Racing line lever has about the same length.

Well, the look is one thing I expect it to work though being designed and produced by Hope.

Apparently there's a prototype out there. So cool. https://www.facebook.com/bruno.trial/posts/1054419757979321:0

Thanks. I will take that into account the next time I ride. Edit: What is wrong with the turkey arms position?

Works. GoPro4?

Have been working on my sidehops a bit and the wall from the earlier video isn't that high anymore. Feels much better now even though in the video I lack explosiveness and also the rear brake is locked to early. When jumping lower walls I leave it open but as soon as it gets higher I kinda get back to my old habits. Have been able to get onto this wall already but the camera wasn't on.

Happy that it is this way. Would've been disappointed if he were like me. Expensive bike and no skill whatsoever to justify it.

Looks like a 26''. I'd go dual disc once you have another 100 quid.

Because there has been swelling on rim brakes as well. I think a disc brake caliper has tighter tollerances than a rim brake one.

I tend to disagree on this. Any corrosion/swelling that would go unnoticed on a HS33 will be noticed on a disc brake.

Just don't do it. Rim brake is different from disc.

What's wrong with this?

Ripped them out of the pedal. Meaning the plastic is broken.

I suppose so. They are nice pedals but compared to the Nukeproof they aren't that good. Although... I managed to tear out 3 pins on mine already having ridden them only 4 times. The do make some damage though.

Would like to know the same after 4 years.