Chris

Would be nicer with a wider front tyre

They're already available, at least here in Germany. According to our german distributor they're slightly softer than the other tryall pads. Same price...

Just to let u know... there are new tryall pads

I'd say the front brake is even more amazing!

yea.. it's around 75 pounds, totally overpriced. So if you can't find anything cheaper, go for it btw, the tryall and echo disc hubs are exactly the same, except for the tryall beeing almost twice the price lol (and the echo is 32h).

Tryall makes one. I have it, no problems so far. So if you can't find anything cheaper, the tryall would be an option...

Don't like the red... I'd have taken the silver one, but that's just my taste White rims and bars look awesome though! Thank your parents for paying it

Why not send him a pm? Or just use the "search" function on here? Too lazy or what? Afraid of talkin to a pro rider? lol http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....927&hl=tyke edit: both links in there don't work... Then I can't help anymore.. lol

The paint won't come off that easy - at least in the first months. But later it will! I spray painted my belaey frame and didn't use any clear laquer or whatever. And when I had a look at the frame some days ago (sold it to a friend), the paint looked like shit. It came off almost everywhere. So you'd better use a clear laquer and do a good job on the paint, otherwise it will look pretty bad after a while... and be sure to prepare the frame, e.g. sand blast it to get the old paint off etc... I just took some simple sand paper to rub the paint off and it did't come out too good in the end...

This one? http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....showtopic=61802

You could do that by yourself as well Just get a new seal (if that is the part causing the trouble) and rebleed the brake. No need to send it in, just take it to a shop...

Don't know if I got it right... but I'd say the main problem is the broken seal. So you mean the seal right under the reservoir cap, right? If it's that, then this is the reason for the lever coming right to the bar, as the brake fluid just pushes through the seal and there's "no pressure on the brake"... So I'd say you just have to get the seals fixed.

As far as I know there is no +43mm adaptor. Just check your current brake setup... if there is at least 1,5mm clearance between rotor and caliper, a 40mm adaptor will be fine. The pads won't completely cover the rotor though... but that's ok. I used to ride a 190mm rotor with a 185mm caliper and it was fine.

Is it for a mod? If so, that will be killer!

Depends on the currency exchange rate... just have a look. If the dollar is weak then it might be worth it to buy it over there. But you won't save a lot... Better post your question on the observed forum...

If it's ok for you to order them from Germany, visit http://trialmarkt.de/de/dept_98.html They have them in stock. "Lager für ISIS Innenlagerachse rechts" (right side bearing) "Lager für ISIS Innenlagerachse links" (left side bearing)

As for UCI, the 6 speed rule has already been dropped. Will be official 2007. For now, it's unofficial/tolerated. Most of the UCI riders already have ss setups...

I have an Avid 203mm with XTR lever and hosing. Could be a bit more on/off though.. other than that it's perfect! Hope mono trial =hope tryall. Except for the tryall having a 190mm rotor... so you can only run in on the koxx forxx... Hope mini doesn't have the lock of a mono trial, due to smaller pistons. Other than that, they're identical. eidt: I'm too slow...

video http://vttpassion25.free.fr/

Elite: 1. Dani Comas 2. Benito Ros 3. Kazuki Terai Just like the first round!

Here in Germany the new frames are available in september... don't know if that helps

that's weird... When the czars and hifis came out, the german Deng distributor sold them for 695 if I remember right. Some months ago the prices were lowered to 385 for the czar and 420 for the hifi...

Any pics/vids of the show?

Yea could be... btw the 2007 frames are quite cheap, they're only 365 Euros! When they introduced the first Czars, Hifis, etc. they were like 700 Euros.

I'm wondering if you can build a strong 26" wheel with a 116mm hub... Sure you can build a dishless wheel with these hubs, but I doubt it will be as stiff as with a 135mm hub, which has wider flanges...