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He did some street riding or this is what it said on his Instagram at one point. There was never a video though.

Our earth is flat too.

I think for an up to rear it doesn't really matter whether its curved or not.

True. Was before I started with trials though. I only know Mods with +80 and more BBs. That's why this one looks so funny to me.

Looks like a BMX with brakes.

I've got one and haven't had any problems with adjusting it side to side (using the included washers). I use it with a 16T sprocket. No problems whatsoever and the tension is way better than with the Trialtech one.

That sidehop over 1.42. So powerful.

Or when you watch your video on 6 pallets and you are one pallet above it at the highest point. Then you put another pallet on top and don't even jump high enough to get onto six. The funny thing is that you cannot even really hurt yourself but are afraid of doing so.

Or get a Rohloff.

So true. It has a lot of scratches but no dents yet and I have abused it a lot. I don't know how much it weighs though. About 11kgs I recon.

You are progressing slowly because you haven't had the weather to ride outside yet. Once you start doing this you will notice that some techniques have similarities and when you practice one, you practice part of the other as well.

Soon you'll do trips with a stroller then.

I had two pure trials 26'' last year and got an Inspired 24'' in September. I found that swapping back and forth between the bikes made me progress slower than staying on one bike for a while. I sold both 26'' and have never looked back. The progress on the Inspired is very good and I can pretty much do all the things I could do on my pure trials except for maybe sidehops which have become very hard to do on the tank.

Yeah... it's like seeing pigs fly. Shouldn't be possible...

Doesn't work.

So windy today.

Nope. The drive side flange is smaller on the one I showed.

Has anyone got the dimensions of this hub? On Trial-Bikes.com they don't list them.

Ebay?

When it comes to board attendance, Trials is bigger than BMX. At least here in Germany. I think the main problem is that people nowadays think that you can't do it on a MTB and that you need a special bike for it. The slow process to be able to do remotely what good riders do let's many people quit I think. If you don't have anyone to ride with this happens even faster. This coming from someone who's been riding for 4 years.

At least you can have some toast.

Got a job offer today that makes me civil servant for life with the corresponding pay check every month.

I wonder why. Damn I love girls who know how to do squats.

I should've checked that before. It is also very slippery even when dry because of the graffity paint they used.