Herbertlemon102

I'm super happy with how my bike looks and rides at the minute! Since it's summer I'm running a slick tryall and a rear magura, I have another disc wheel which has the "HERBERTLEMON" decals on it for the rear Painted black, lacquered (wheels are yet to be) frame. Onza Limey 320 Echo sl Trial tech front end (grips, bars, stem) Shimano Saint m810 with ice tech rotor front Magura hs11 2011 rear with heatsink Blues Monty eagle claw pro race on a tryall rim and tryall hub front Tryall stiky on a tryall hub and v!z disc hub rear Jaf bash, echo ffw, tryall pedals Thanks to Land Rover for turning my Adobe file into legitimate decals It rides awesome, I don't usually run a front brake but f**k it

Thanks for keeping us updated best wishes to her and her family, she can do it!

this videos over a year old haha I just bumped it

trial tech high rise, trial tech 150x30 stem with a few stackers.

my front setup on my mod is the same as flipps,and I can manual forever. In fact, I learnt to manual on a trials bike, I wouldn't be able to transfer the skill over from say a mountain bike as manualling a mod is completely different. If you're learning, rock your weight forwards, (dip your knees) and pull back, arms straight, and try and get your arse nice and far back. Try and get it to flip over, "loop out" as its called so you have to bail/jump off. If you can get it so it loops out, you can get it to manual. It's just time and practice practice to find the point where it doesn't drop down and doesn't loop out, and keeping it there. Once you can hold it there for a few seconds, the rocking of the body starts to come fairly naturally. Front end goes too high, bend knees to bring weight forward. Too low- push with your legs/straighten them to bring it back. It's just practice until your body does it without thinking. Hope this helps

maybe not doing anything wrong, I just try things that I have a slim chance of succeeding and fall off a lot. I also run caged pedals, which are pretty menacing on the shins. It depends on a lot of factors. How often do you ride?

the excitement is real

Mega bump, but this video is still one of my all time favourites!

That was awesome

good thing I weigh absolutely nothing then haha

Well I've learnt something today! Haha.

My shimano front adapter for a 203 works spot on as a 180'rear, everything lines up perfectly and the brake is a beast. Saves me buying a new adapter'

I should've been more specific, I meant where in Portsmouth (meeting point and whatnot) and ash kindly answered.

Where is this memorial ride? I missed it last year and I feel I should try and go to this one

I really enjoyed that. I want more

I love this

That bunny to front near the end was meaty

Started making a video, decided I wanted to up the game and change theme but I already had half a video and it seems a shame to get rid of it, I'm still happy with bits of it, tell me what you think. -lemon

Piletech Anyway, I had a great time was sorry to hear when I talked to you adam that the van which was stolen a while back hadn't been recovered I thought it was much better than last year, weather held up besides a few little bits, everyone was super helpful and just generally nice. Met a bunch of awesome people too.

Is that IS to post?

Black zoo with black logos? I'm moist.

I managed to fit my tent into a bag no bigger than a 2 litre bottle, I'm quite chuffed with that cannot wait to meet everyone and ride, the parts I ordered off you lot turned up today and I've had a blast whizzing around performing stunts

Pretty close to vertical, but I don't really focus on that so much.