Clerictgm mk2

Can you name this vid's? Want to watch it but can't find.

130 off considering that if was weared and then cutted. Yep, 130. Brand new it was 1.1kg If I'll cut it ideal maybe I'll get extra 20+g.

-130 grams by cutting down to slick. As a result: 830 g slick tyre with thick sidewalls and dualply.

We have this shit too, so why should I buy it if I can do this without going to shop and buying it? And not sure if this shit cheaper than a toothpaste. Same effect but without going to shop and spending money. Yes, it seems that in first world countries you have 'Autosol'. But we have it too and also we have such a good thing called Rationality.

All you need is few minutes + toothpaste + some leather belt. This is a result of 30 seconds work. Whole bars can be polished to mirror in 5-8 minutes.

Thanks, guys. I hope I shoot next one with even more improvement than between this two. This vid was filmed in one ride, like previous one. I think I need to work at camera angles and creativity.

Am I the only man who value more how brake works and how reliable brake is, instead of "cool looking"?

As far as I remember it's called Urban Trials when you ride your trials bike on the streets. :wink2: By the way good vid, how long you've been riding?

But he ride trials on the streets.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZFTmrWfoi4

Hah, but it's 46, not 45. (echo al spacers for some reason are 6mm) Problem? I tried and find this stupid.

How much your sidehops/pedalkick gaps/pedal-ups/etc. heights/lenghts decreased after switching to street-trials(or when you ride street-trials bike instead of "purestick" one)?

I miss my OMEN :'(

This is all bikes I had for all time I riding trials.

Yes, it's stupid, but trying something new isn't bad. I hated this parallel setup, I just can't ride. Also I don't like 70x35 stem because it's too short and bike feels like a tabouret. So vertical set bars and 90x35 with 46mm of stackers is the comfiest setup I ever tried.

Lol. Don't try to copy top riders setups. This is stupid, you just need what you find more comfortable.

Light? Are you kidding me? My extra heavy fourplay weights 11.4 and was built without any thoughts of lightness. I can get same weight just by going to hydro brakes. and changing a saddle. About Marino - it's awesome. And I personally think you don't need to get light in street-trials, because weight is not so important here.

You're just described a tabouret.

Only if you are Russian.

Hmm.. I'll try that angle tomorrow. What about stem? I tried some 70x35 but it feels pretty hard for backwheel trials, I just need to get used to it of what? I'm afraid I will not be able to sidehop/pedalkick as high/far as with 90x35.

Like that? Is it still good for trials moves on back wheel? Also what stem are you use? 70x35?

I, personally prefer my bars to be vertical (perpendicular to the ground) and maybe a little back(1-3 deg) sometimes.

Few absolutely non-boring videos: I want to add that what looks boring on vid's are boring to ride. Creativity is the most important thing in riding, because creativity is the basis of self-expression. Hmmm.. most of vid's are brakeless.. what a strange coincidence.

1) Now biggest drop I've done is 1.7m. Is there much difference between 1.7 and 2.45m? I can't find a wall between that two, so it seems that I forced to try 2.45 right away after 1.7m. 2) What height is optimal to start learning 360 exits? I've tried 40cm but it's kinda low. 3) I can do 180 pretty well but stuck at learning 360's any advice?

I'll shot some normal video later. Thats why I called topic like that.