greasemonkey30

Thanks fellas, I did move the bars a bit last night before I went out seemed to make a bit of difference but I will probably invest in some high rise bars, and just keep practicing, managed to link 3 gaps together last night for for the first time too, only about 3ft each gap but progress for me none the less

Yeah a pedal up, i do it on my mtb by rolling at ledge/rock/wall etc and pulling up into a manual and hoping up the Back wheel as it hits the edge, but I just can't do that on the meta, I have tried doing it slower like you suggest but I really struggle to lift the front with just a pedal stroke Cheers anyway I thought practice might be the answer, but was hoping there might be a miracle set up that would make up for my lack of skill! Lol

Just bought myself a meta vtt2 and need some advice on set up, I'm coming from riding a pretty standard mtb hard tail so this felt very weird to start off with but getting used to it now, feels pretty damn nice on the back wheel but I'm really struggling with lifting the front whist rolling along, I have to prety much stop and lift the front rather than pull up into a manual, makes rolling up onto stuff a bit awkward, is there anything I can do to improve this or is it just inherent on this type of bike? Current set up at the front is 130mm x 25deg stem and 25mm rise bars, thanks for any help.

I guess 500 quid so a second hand bike really its mainly street stuff not completion or anything Ta

Any suggestions on a good bike for a relative begginer? I,ve been using a small standard hardtail up to now but am enjoying it so considering buying a trials specific bike but not sure what to look for really, don't really want a 20" so suggestions on weather to go 24 or 26" and what to look for would be great Thanks