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  1. Recently headed up to the Biketrial Academy ( aka Charlie roll's spot) for the weekend. Spent the Friday night riding with all the boys, smashing sick lines and having a fun time! The next day I helped out with the weekly training session Charlie runs at the academy, where they get a whole mix of riders, then had a little ride after myself. Was going to go all vloggy and narrate it etc, however I forgot to talk to the camera after the first 5 minutes, then camera issues meant i couldn't do any at the end! No music of fancy edit, Banter and brake noise is where its at. Featuring - Charlie Rolls Sam Rolls Sam Wheeler Josh Leech ( on the mini crewkerz!)
  2. I originally thought 2022 was a pretty chill year riding wise, but after looking back, It definitely wasn't! I spent the first half of the year riding a brand new bike and learning a brand new style of riding. Then I set up my own TrialsShow which led to me performing at the Cycle show, The royal highland show and for Pirelli! I ran training camps which included a trip to Scotland and a rider coming all the way from Iceland for coaching! I appeared on a YouTube advert dressed in lycra and was in the opening credits of an ITV TV show! By summer i was cramming in training sessions before heading to Spain for the World championships. Then to end the year I was celebrating at a one off, Trials extravaganza alongside side Biketrial and Trials legends of the last 40 years. So yeah...... 2022 wasn't shabby! The videos split into 3 mini Parts. Basically - 1) Inspired riding 2) Shows, TV, Coaching 3) Comp training, world champs and party!I
  3. Part 2 of the awesome world champs, this video is from days 3 and 4, covering the final days competitions. Not much vlog footage this time, as we were deep in the midst of comp time, but more riding which you'll agree is a good thing, plenty from Day 2 thanks to Eddie! Featuring - Oliver Weightman Elliot Cooper Adam Morewood Eddie Weightman Oli Cooper Fine Johnstone Raul Gutierrez Morgan Remy Wasn't able to film the final awards or do an outro about the event, as I ran out of Battery and then we had a an epic overnight trip home!
  4. So good isnt it! I actually rolled down a hill!
  5. World champs 2022 - done! An amazing week in Reinosa with the British team. It was an intense week with 4 competitions in total plus registration, opening ceremony and mini comp. This is part 1 featuring the first day plus the first 2 comps ( one for youth riders and one for adults) We had 8 riders in the team this year, the more vloggy stuff and youth comp were filmed by me, with Eddie weightman on camera duty for the adults! I left the comp footage fairly raw so you could see how tough and long the sections were and so that anyone who's interested in going next year can see what the trials are like Featuring - Adam Morewood Oli Weightman Eddie Weightman Vasek Kolar Elliot Cooper Eddie Cooper Finn Johnstone Harry Little 1:11 - 12:16 - Day 1/ Registration/Comp, opening ceremony 12:16 - 20:26 - Day 2/ Competition 1 (Youth) 20:26 - 30:24 - Day 3/ Competition 2 (Adults) +Awards
  6. Cool topic! It seems to have diversified a bit now, so I'll just ramble a few of my thoughts and observations if thats ok? It terms of the danny vid/time period it blew up. Yeah I think there was a bit of a split like @Ali C said but it did also get trials into the spotlight a bit more. You had riders who were saying it wasnt trials blaa blaa and some were very vocal about that. But it also helped riders explain what we did. You get people asking " oh like that danny macaskill" And whether you liked the video or not, you could answer yes or sort of, either way it became a good point of reference for people, especially around the time when the comp scene and bikes were getting more extreme and less liek normal bikes more and more. I've always enjoyed both sides of 'modern' trials, the street and comp riding. I first rode a prototype zoot 24"back in 2010 and thought it was great, it may have taken till 2022 but I finally have a street bike myself! The only downside i think there may have been, and I may be well off, @Mark W may be able to help with his tartybikes insight, But in the old days, riders would buy an old monty, onza, MTB, gradually upgrade bits and gradually learn trials skills. After the danny mac explosion, it seemed younger riders would buy a brand new inspired build, learn a few basics, learn how to footjam whip and be done. There seemed to be less of a want to improve overall trials skills - which may come from riders not competing as much or not needing to go to comps to ride as much now/then, so they just learnt the certain tricks they fancied or looked good and were happy, rather than needing the specific skills associate with compy stuff, which a lot of us grew up needing to do. Not saying its a bad thing, just something I think I have noticed. I think the biggest Era for trials in the UK, and specifically on the comp side was the late 90's, early 2000's. I remember the Essex club having to limit entries to 100! Back then you'd had maybe 8 Essex club rounds, 10 tyketrial club rounds, 6 Hampshire club rounds, YMCA, Hudderfield running 5-8 events too. Then you'd have 5 British rounds, 5 world championship rounds. So there was always a competition on and they were nearly always fully entered. I think there still is a big divide between Comp and street, but its getting better. Some comp riders are still very against street. Personally I've never had an issue, i've always enjoyed watching and riding with street guys, to the point where I have a comp and street bike now and have riddeen my street bike more this year. This maybe because I grew watching bmx, motorcross, where theres a mix of styles and influences. So i've rambled on there and think I've missed all the points, but there you go haha
  7. Finally got my first ride on my brand new Jitsie Varial race bike, from my new sponsors.... Jitsie! Trying to Learn to ride a new bike and a new style of bike (after 4 months of street riding) on very slippery, sand covered super technical sharp rocks maaaay not have been the smartest idea, but sometimes you've go to jump in at the deep end! Great first day and ride on the bike, it is sick! Retrying an old style of video again here, more of a low paced vlog, documenting the ride, explaining more about the riding and the lines I'm doing - let me know if you like it and if I should do more in this style!
  8. Wow. Radical Bikes reopening weekender was a big one! Amazing having so many people back at the park and the day was insane fun! This was also my first ride on my New Jitsie Varial and my first ride on a comp style bike in nearly 7 months!! There was a lot (!) going on so I've split the video into random segments. We've got - Intro. - Crashes. - Everyone riding edit - smashing it. - Me testing my brand new Jitsie edit - Charlie rolls being an absolute monster. - ......A new Radfest/olympic sport we spent too much time on/Proving why Trials riders are so cool Enjoy! LIKE. COMMENT.SHARE. SUBSCRIBE. ALL THAT JAZZ! Featuring Charlie Rolls Euan Beaden John Shrewsbury Sam Wheeler Craig Anthony Schembri Callum Sherwood
  9. The 2022 Cycle show was awesome! 3 days of epic bike filled goodness at Alexandra palace, alongside Hans Rey, Martyn Ashton, Chris Akrigg, Sam pilgrim, Matt jones, The athertons and tom boonen! I was invited to this years event to perform shows on my new rig and to coach trials to members of the public on bikes from Inspired and GT! The show crowds were brilliant ( I only remembered to film 2 out of the 8 shows though!) Every coaching session was fully booked with brand new riders trying trials ( 12 sessions over 3 days, 100 riders in total!) Using a brand new editing software, so sorry if the edits a bit below par, still learning it! Day 1 - 01:36 Day 2 -05:37 1st show - 09:03 Day 3 - 14:19 2nd Show 15:23
  10. A big day of learning, progression.....and failing! A real power ( couple of) hour(s) trying to nail some new lines and push the Inspired Hex riding. After a lot of battles I walk away happy.....or do i!? Along the way I encounter big dogs and annoying pensioners, almost run an innocent lady over and see that mystical thing in the sky, the sun! Really pleased with this ride and the edit of this video, so If you like it, please hit the like button and give the video a share and give the channel a subscribe!
  11. It's a new year and we've got new bikes! We visit the Isle of Sheppy for the first ride of 2022! Me and Craig have ventured over to the dark side ( or is it the light side?) and have both got Inspired Hex's - super fun bikes but lots of learning to be done! Rich johnson is back doing mad things on his Mountainbike but also got his inspired fourplay out for a spin ( Which has a gossip filled story attached!) Mega day had by all, a very good start to 2022! Like, comment, subscribe and share!!
  12. It's competition time! First international competition in 2 years and I got a bit of silverware! 2 Days of awesome competition from the European biketrial championship in Reinosa. 2 great comps with great sections based at the Reinosa Trials park and in the city centre! Featuring myself (2nd Class 2/Red route) , Vera Baron ( 2nd Hobby 1, Blue route - riding a level above the womens class) Morgan Remy ) 1st Hobby 1, Blue Route) Weavy Stevie ( 4th Hobby 2, Green route) I was a stressfull trip but totally worth it once we were there! Great to get back out there. Really appreciated a channel subscribe and a video share please!
  13. After 18 months of no international travel and nearly 2 years since any comp's abroad, I finally hopped on a flight and got away! Destination - Spain - For the European biketrial championship! t was such a busy trip, It has had to be split into 2 parts. Part one is pre competition + Qualification, which includes Training with the Italian team, having an interview with Spanish Radio, seeing all my friends, The qualification/speed section ( Featuring gemma abant, Marti Veyreda, Domenec llado and adam morewood) and the opening ceromony!
  14. Radfest 2021!! The big summer trials comeback of the year, the relaunch of radical bikes in essex. The first day may have been a washout, but the Sunday went off! Contests, jam sessions, meeting all the old friends, what a great weekend. I managed to film throughout the day, get a bit of everything and see most people, whilst riding myself which i was happy with. Featuring - Ali Clarkson, Charlie Rolls, The Chai, Tom Mitchell, Nick Goddard, Euan beaden, Matty Turner and pretty much every other trials rider in the uk right now! Video segments (Featuring a mix of riders) - - Saying Hi to every rider I could + Random charlie Rolls Riding - Boon comp + Down to Front Gap comp - Full riding edit - Kicker Comp - Goodbye from Tom If you/Your friends are in it, please share it around. Big thank you to Tom + Molly at Radical bikes for organising a great weekend and Thank you to Trials Addict for their support and the Ticket!
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