Tony Harrison
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Prior to that he had yellow p-bones. At the urban tour in 1999 he had two bikes in the back of his car, one with the p-bones and one with black fattys. They were both earlier frames with the round downtube.
Loads of pics in this thread...
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On 30/04/2020 at 1:02 PM, Private Repress said:
does anyone remember him running the frame painted black at the front? Or better still have any pictures?
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Such an amazing event. I also remember seeing Tim Stedman killing it afterwards, on a Saracen or something.
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Top job!
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Looks amazing! I seriously need to get on with my one.
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On 05/02/2020 at 11:01 AM, MadManMike said:
So, multiple salt baths yesterday... the one just before bed made 'Mount Mike' erupt. It's still pretty swollen and I'm sure there's more in there, but importantly it's making it's own way out
Fingers crossed it clears up quickly!
At least your dick didn't rot off though
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Caisso was a don though.
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In fairness, they look no less ridiculous than most 1060+ trials bikes. Geometry seems a habit of going nuts.
The Pinkbike film was quite entertaining, especially when he was showing the designs to the factory reps in Taiwan!
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I pay £300 a month for a very good accountant to do both my personal and business returns.
He more than covers his costs and it's one less thing to worry about.
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56 minutes ago, Al_Fel said:
That was in my opinion one of your "better" videos.
I'm no expert but I think if you chilled out with the jumping from one thing to another editing and just showed full moves and small lines you'd make more pleasing to watch videos. You're not a bad rider but the vanity and crazy editing ruins what you can do.
Either way crack on and have fun.
"better", of course, being a relative term...
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Funny how big bike companies are taking on trials riders again, like they once did.
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1 hour ago, Ross McArthur said:
Juuust before my time but great to see!
Was never a fan of the full race/sponsor kit but like the close up shots of the bikes QR wheels, DCDs...
1999 was such a great year for riding! But then we probably all have happy memories of our earlier years. I definitely see 1998 to 2002 as a kind of golden era.
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Ashton's Trials Academy part 5 ft. Martyn Ashton, Midsummer 1999.
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Ashton's Trials Academy part 4 ft. Martyn Ashton, August 1999. (I think a few pages are missing)
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Ashton's Angle, August 1999.
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Ashton's Trials Academy part 3 ft. Martyn Ashton, July 1999. (I think a few pages are missing)
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Ashton's Angle, July 1999.
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Martin's Parisien Triomphe ft. Martin Hawyes, June 1999.
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Damnbusters ft. Martin Hawyes, Martyn Ashton, Rob Warner, June 1999.
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Ashton's Trials Academy part 2 ft. Martyn Ashton, June 1999.
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Bike 99 ft. Ed Tongue, Martins, May 1999.
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Ashton's Trials Academy part 1 ft. Martyn Ashton, May 1999.
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Ashton's Angle, May 1999.
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Martyn's Wallbanger ft. Martin Hawyes, Martyn Ashton, April 1999.
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Shiny fresh Pace RC30t
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Looking amazing. Well done for getting the right parts and not resorting to using modern parts like oversize bars etc, always think that ruins a build like this.