HarryBradbury

As in the title, it'd be cool to see pictures of anyone's home trials set-ups! I'm looking to rearrange my small pallet section in some way but need a bit of inspiration!

ah yeah haha, I didn't notice! Lets pretend I wrote that a year and a bit ago and go from there...

Nice filming dude, I think you pretty much hit the nail on the head combining bmx and trials style filming together. Music was good too, and as always, riding was smooth and creative

Inspired Arcade (brakeless) 10.5kg

I'm working on it man, the main reason (as stated in last video) is that where I live has f*** all to ride, so end up riding car parks/other boring objects. The main edit will be completely different to this one, a lot bigger, hopefully way more trials moves and a lot more variety as I'll actually be surrounded by spots to ride rather than flatland.

haha, that's the point, I don't really do a lot which needs brakes, so why run them? Its just dead weight if they're there but I don't use them

Still haven't made a lot of progress with the main edit, so found a few clips from leftover instagram edits and slapped em' together! Inspired element, brakeless as usual... Link below http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BUrzkWfpu88

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H83FsJyoAew Got back to viewing some gopro footage and couldn't bring myself to add music over the top. I promise I'll have a trials related video out soon...

Watch Chris Akrigg videos, go brakeless, improve, repeat.

That's a lot of shouting, haha

At the moment I use an element without a tensioner, 24-12 gear ratio and just use the vertical dropouts as you would use a horizontal one. If the chain needs to be tighter, I lift the wheel up a fraction and tighten the bolts, simples.

Yeah it does, the arcade is 1000mm, then the fourplay's are something like 1020mm and the hex/other 26ers are even longer

Every time I watch one of your videos it inspires me to ride, a pretty clear indication of one of the best (if not the best) brakeless riders out there. Even better as you're in the small minority who can tell the difference between "your" and "you're". (gets on my nerves)

they do on the arcade and console

Just wondering what sort of difference's the steel Inspired bikes (arcade, ideally) have compared with the aluminium ones such as the element/fourplay in terms of geometry, ride feel, etc... I've read that the arcade is more forgiving and offers a more 'yielding' ride, but how noticeable is it? Any help is appreciated! Harry.

Holy roller 2.4's. Last really well, weight is fairly good and have never had a flat

Been out on the mountain bike a lot lately but haven't had time to put together a full edit, so unfortunately this is going to be one of those "minute and a bit" videos. Tried to combine a little trials and a few drops into the daily XC route and this is what came out. It's not a lot, just a few clips from when I remembered to pull the GoPro out of my pocket! Anyway, I had fun making it, and should be making a full edit soon which will be more trials related but slightly different to anything I've done before.

I would've whacked my face so many times trying that

Noticed a few spots from some of Akrigg's videos, (or ones extremely similar)!

Gutting, hope he finds it. No bike = no edit :'(

As Dman said above, riders on Instagram have been posting photos, e.g, snapped bars, frames, bolts, etc. Stay awayyyyy

Awesome. Riding was really good and the song went pretty well without over exaggerating anything which a lot seem to do these days. Did notice a grammatical mistake on the wall in the beginning though :wink2:

No where near a proper edit, just a few mess around GoPro clips from my days off. (Brakeless, of course :wink2: ) Trying to scavenge some more pallets to go bigger, but haven't had a lot of luck lately...

They are fairly heavy, but iv'e battered the sh** out of mine and have never bent them. Depends what you're using them for I suppose

Inspired rims are always a good choice. Bombproof and look pretty good