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Not tried em but I've seen the ones you mean https://www.goldrush.shop/smartphone/detail.html?id=000000002723&category_code=&sort=price&page=2 They look nice but not very useful unless your in Japan though : )

In the name of love ?

Too short for me any ways

im 6.4 and love my arcade i use a slightly longer stem but it still feels good on transitions etc

take the trials bike to paddly gorge near the ice cream van its like trials heaven

looks like an interesting format id like to see as much of this as possible hoping there is a live stream

im surprised this isnt already on here so ive copy/pasted it below Radical Bikes is a very popular and successful Bike Park near Chelmsford in Essex, that has been open to the public since 2009. We are a family-run, not for profit, Community Interest Company, running public sessions for Trials Cycling, Dirt Jumping and BMX. As Radical Bikes' popularity grew and our venue became very well known, it became necessary to have a manager living on site, to deter instances of theft, vandalism, graffiti and, most importantly, illegal entry for unauthorised and unsupervised cycling. However, despite massive support from the public, our MP, County Councillor and local neighbouring landowners, Chelmsford City Council does not consider our venue as providing a 'special circumstance' to allow this dwelling in the Green Belt. Putting this in context, the dwelling is in fact a one bedroom mobile home measuring 28' by 12'. It is a temporary, mobile structure, still sitting on its jacks, with no permanent foundation. It has not, we feel, had any detrimental impact on the Green Belt whatsoever. We have suggested that the permission only be granted whilst the Bike Park remains functioning and we have also suggested that the permission be granted for a limited period of three years, thus giving Chelmsford City Council some control over the land use going forward. However, both conditions were not agreed by Chelmsford City Council and we were refused planning permission. We were devastated and are therefore now having to appeal to the Planning Inspectorate to allow our manager’s mobile home to remain in place. It is no exaggeration to say that Radical Bikes Bike Park will have to CLOSE if we cannot keep the venue and its users safe and secure. No amount of high fencing, CCTV cameras and alarms will save injury (or worse) to an intruder who may use our obstacles in a dangerous manner. Supervision has to be on site and actions have to be immediate. This is our duty of care. We cannot and will not supervise the venue remotely. The loss of Radical Bikes would be devastating, not only to our family (who have built this cycling community up from scratch), but also to the many hundreds of cyclists who visit regularly, some of whom have been coming to see us for almost 10 years now. We are a COMMUNITY, with a shared common aim - to have fun on our bikes. Along side the fun, our riders grow in confidence, their fitness and stamina levels improve, they make new friends, their mental well being improves and they enjoy a safe space in a world where, sadly, such spaces are increasingly needed. With worryingly high instances of knife crime and gang culture in the news these days, Radical Bikes is a safe, supervised place where young people can feel secure, valued and welcomed. Please sign this petition to show your support of what we do and to show that you feel we should be seen as an ‘exceptional circumstance’ to allow this small manager's mobile home to be sited on Green Belt Land. Thank you very much! follow the link below https://www.change.org/p/the-planning-inspectorate-room-3g-temple-quay-house-2-the-square-temple-quay-bristol-bs1-6pn-support-radical-bikes-planning-appeal-to-safeguard-our-bike-park-for-future-cyclists?recruiter=602597654&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=psf_combo_share_abi&utm_term=psf_combo_share_initial&recruited_by_id=7b6cdc6d-3f66-4ab4-aa1d-d4b2cd9b458d&share_bandit_exp=abi-15400142-en-GB&share_bandit_var=v1&utm_content=fht-15400142-en-gb%3Av2

Looking good Where can I get those stickers from though : )

im 6'4" and i use a 120 x 35 stem on my arcade im not doing tailwhips or barspins though just more trialsey bits really

i really enjoyed my 24"ers an echo and a Neon having ridden bmxs for years and finding a mod a bit too small and not wanting a 26 because id not ridden one for like 15 odd years and it seemed a bit too far out my comfort zone but when the neon broke after 6 months (im 6,4 and not smooth at all btw) i couldn't see a replacement for it i liked so i went in a different direction still got all my parts though so might get another frame if one comes along i like

it is a Stagg blaxx looper its pretty basic ie: only 1 button / loop (unlike those fancy pants multi loop line6 / digitech ones) but its fun to jam along to yourself at the moment i am 1 psu short of being able to use the pitch shiftier / harmonizer at the same time in front of it but thats gonna be good when it gets here

no new Guitars for me but i did get a simple looper pedal for my birthday and that sure is a lot of fun i would seriously recommend one

its still there at the moment the housing is still in the planning phase i believe some work has been done but its limited to some polythene type material about 1 foot tall at the moment get there while you still can it would help for the longterm if some one could release a load of rare newts and bats there

Fight crime in the outlying villages and er get in the bins I guess?

Sounds like this is gonna either make you Ill or give you super powers

i ride after work at the university campus i work at in the week at weekends i usually drive about 45 mins to meet up and ride with people there are also some rocks and blocks 5 mins from my house i hit up if im going out for a quick blast but 90% of those rocks are slippery this time of year so not been there in ages

that gearing fine if a little physically large my 24" street trials bike is 22 x 16 = 1.375 and my 24" pure trials bike was 18 x 14 = 1.285

the larger holes of the trials rotors provide more initial bite and larger diameter discs give more power the 425 would be better as long as the head angle doesnt end up too steep

i think you could get away with using the hope mini if you get a 180mm trial zone rotor and some trials pads like trialtech or jitsie im kinda interested what the geo of that frame / fork is your gear ratio seems about right to me fwiw happy hopping

thats like the whole point isnt it : )

Yeah I was like oh didn't get a pinch flat sweet

Hellos I have dented my inspired team v2 rim quite badly (see pic) I've straightened it up as best I could for the time being but im reasonably sure im on borrowed time with it and I'm thinking of getting a spank rim to replace whilst they are in stock it does any one have experience with both to know if the spanks are more dent resistant than the v2s thanks in advance

nice set up but it needs more bikes lying around : )

Some times in both casesnot as much as some people I know the former also lives in London and London air is dirty as the later didn't use filters in their roll ups you could argue that they were both gennitacly pre disposed to cellular mutations but meh As a now ex smoker i honestly can't believe tobbaco is still a thing it was starting to ride trials again after many years off that got me to stop smoking as i got out of breath while riding it would be nice for the argument if it was a red bull sponsored vid that made me catch the trials bug again but it wasn't unfortunately : )

I have 1 friend currently battling lung cancer she is 35 another friend of mine died of lung cancer at 45 ymmv