Luke Drewery

Nice video, a little repetitive but the riding was good nonetheless. That bail looked very harsh. :P

Awesome video Felix, some big sidehops and ups in there too, as well as smooth techy stuff. :P

Cool pics, your Ivan looks amazing!

Nice photos, some good riding and angles there. That hi-fi looks sweet too. :P

I was practising these today on some pallets, from one up to about four and about a bikes length apart. I found that if I didnt commit and throw my weight over the bars then I would land really orquadly and only just make it, but if you throw you weight forward and commit then you float onto your front wheel and can swap to the back/lower your back wheel down gently and stylishly. Practice. :angry:

I have recently bought an 05 lever and I really like it but dont see whats wrong with the original red plastic adjuster? Is alloy just more pimp?

Nice idea but wont grit and water invade the headset/BB bearings? <_<

Yeh Im 15, I enjoy riding over most other things. Im very much healthy, but could brush up on strength possibly.<_<

It really does amaze me what lengths pro riders go to in order to be the best. They dont just ride, they give up their whole life to stay at the top in trials. Im pretty sure the majority of world level riders go to the gym regularly and do some kind or weight training, whether it for fast twitch or slow twitch muscles. I have been a member of my local gym for a while now but sometimes dont get to go more than once a week, I would rather just ride to be honest. I seemed to have gained weight since going though, I did weigh about 11 stone exactly a couple of months ago, now I weigh 12 (73kgs?). This isnt a great amount considering im 6ft2. I do very little cardio when im in there, I just train a mixture of muscle groups with weights/weight machines (not electronic, pin weight style ones).

Nice pictures, good to see some real natural riding, that place looks about as hardcore as you can get here in the UK. The best place I have seen though is Buthiers in France. :S Looks like some good riding went down too, beautiful scenery as well. :blink:

I think that its very strange riding a 24" bike as a normal trials bike for natural etc. I have always associated 24" for street specific riding, frames like the Ashton and Leeson 24"ers have a very traditional style, where as this Onza has a pure trials style design. Best thing to do is wait for the reviews, Im sure somebody has bought one. :S

6ft 2" and a quarter to be exact, I ride a 1080 t-rex. By christmas time (just after) I should have a 1100 Czar though. :S

I have sent you a PM Steve, took me about 45 minutes to type! (Very indepth). Hope you find it useful. :(

That sucks, I have only ever been to one and it was good. I would have gone to more but I dont have the transport because Im 15 and my dad cant get the time of work easily. (Y)

I can gap just under 8ft static flat to flat, drop gaps I dont know as I never do them. (Y) EDIT:Seeing as the picture has been on here a while, here is one of my bigger gaps. I find I can gap to my best ability on pallets though as I dont land hard. (Y)

That gap to the wooden fence was mental, I was expecting it to snap it looked that flimsy! Nice moves in there, cool video. :D

Ok, I have downloaded both the main video and the 'angry Andrei' clip and none of them work for me without skipping so badly that it is unwatchable. I have tried normal media player and the divx player but none of them work. :D Help? :P

Nice little video, bit too short though. Even though Im not really a fan of pure streety stuff I quite liked the riding in the video. :lol:

Nice pictures. :lol:

Nice pictures, I like the last one. :lol:

I think he means swapping from front wheel to back. :- Anyway nice video with some nice moves in there. :lol:

Cool video, nice mixture of styles in there. :shifty:

Awesome video, some huge riding! I liked the bits where you rode lines, not just one move then the other. I didnt think it lacked anything really except maybe natural, top vid :shifty:

Cool video, some nice riding in there. Your best asset seems to be drop gaps to rails, they require balls. (Y)

It should be OK unless you have super fat pads like the heatsinks. (Y)