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Awesome riding Dan. Looks a little like Hollands Wood campsite?

Evening, So despite doing more MTB these days, I couldn't resist the idea of a street trials 26". Also going to try and fun a few gears using an MTB rear mech with a clutch. Will post pics as I go along but here's the frame of choice! Big thanks to 'Cyder Man' for quick delivery. Cheers

Dave, looks awesome mate. Pleased to see your getting back into it! Despite a wedding coming up I've treated myself to an Element 26" frame so will see what happens with that! Ben

Awesome Riding . . . Awesome Scenery . . . . . .Horrific Song! :$

Hero!!

sadly for sale!

uh oh!! Na im aware of the reputation but riding my mtb more these days so more a bit of fun every now and then. I just love having a bike I can manual again

haha yeah inspired's are really nice don't get me wrong, does seem to be a few kicking about nowadays though forgot to list it but it's a £16.99 Superstar's chain tensioner.. . proper value bit of kit!

Cheers for all the comments guys. Definitely rides how I want it to! In regards to the forks. . I may look to change them at a later date as they came straight of the GU, but for now seem to ride ok. Also stem height is limited by my steerer length at the moment which I thought might be a bit low but again, rides spot on so not sure if I would want to change it.

cheers for comments guys. . yes it is his old frame.

Morning, Went out on the first ride last night and it's definately more my sort of thing than my 26" Gu Typhoon. Thought i'd share! Frame - Ed Tongue (old skool!) Fork - Gu Front wheel - Dee Vee rim on American Classic Rear wheel - Dee Vee rim on Chris King Singlespeed Tyres - Tioga street Cranks - Middleburn with bash Pedals - Onza Hognesium Front Brake - Bb7 with scott lever Rear Brake - Deore with Xtr Lever Grips - Odi X trainer Bars - Trial Tech Riser Stem - System X Headset - FSA Orbit Saddle + Post - Gusset Thanks for looking

step by step

Cheers, Its cube's own 'muddy' board, basically stops all the shit flicking off onto the shock. Shock placement is a good idea for the linkage but leaves the shock a bit exposed.

Cheers guys. Rides really nice, had a long ride at Swindley forest on it today and felt pretty good, reverb definately coming in handy