JonMack

No those tracks aren't used anymore.

Because if you were at the Bristol ride, like you, Owen and many other people were you would have seen him hitting it against the wall and walking round asking if anyone had a hammer so he could hit his wheel straight.

Metric - The List. One of my favourite Metric songs

Well trials mainly relies on fast twitch muscles, which you can only work out by doing plyometrics, but I guess if you became physically stronger it would make it easier to lift your bike, but then not all the top riders are huge muscular guys. EDIT: I find riding a lighter bike is more enjoyable than riding a heavy one, I also have more confidence in my bike than any other bike I've ridden because of my choice of parts, I don't think I've met anyone that doesn't like how my bike rides, even when stock riders get on it they enjoy riding it, because it's light, short, and flicky, which is much more enjoyable than riding a f**king long ass tank of a bike.

Bulking up doesn't make riding any easier, you work a completely different set of muscles riding trials than you do working out in a gym.

Bristol is insane. We spent two days there for the Beau ride and covered about... 30% of the spots. Some stuff is big yeah, but if you hit up little lloyds, bear pit, train tracks, there really is something for everyone. I can gap about 6.5ft on a good day and backwheel just under bar height, so I'm pretty shit, and there is still plenty of stuff for me to ride.

Surely then it would be even harder to have let her go? Unless you really think she's the girl you'll marry and grow old with in which case

Looks awesome! I've found it's pretty easy to turn into a weight weenie when you have a light frame, it would be a shame to build it up with heavy shitty parts!

I suggest you read this thread, http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....howtopic=125268

Ah sick, I got an iMac G5, January 2005 I think! Still got it now, just plays music and videos though

Body position? I've had Hope Mono Trials for the last 9 months and have only bled the rear one once, hardly a massive amount of effort. Plus I got them both second hand, Front cost me £45, rear cost me £30, so for £8 more than your precious BB7 I got two Mono Trials.

Less of the YESSSSS on every clip please.

Since when have you had a mac?!

I did a BTEC ND in Graphic Design, sorry!

Martha and the Muffins would be proud! Lets get out riding then

Then you're doing something wrong.

Which do you prefer?

Hold on a minute, I'm older than you?!

Use a rasp or a cheese grater file!

Is the width of the rim less than the distance between the spoke holes?

I reckon it would be the same weight. You might get more holes in but they have to be smaller

Why ruin decent cranks with a shit bash?

It still validates

Which forks were you supplying Mark with then?