AdamR28

Well, not quite, but you do have to hit it hard. The protector isn't designed for frames with super thick downtubes, it's for light comp frames (like the Manus). I did test it without the guard (that frame was a write off already - you may be able to see on the video at one point that it's missing a dropout) and it made some reasonable dents, certainly enough to void the warranty.

They will, but not particularly well... you'd have to zip tie it on really.

It it's a complete mod and it's inside the UK, that's pretty high. Try interparcel.com and parcel2go.com too.

Grind on a 'trials' bike, no grind on a 'streety' bike.

Oof. Andrea Corr (about 10 years ago) and Christine Bleakley? Yes please!

Yeah, you should... could try the same from the other side too (which is the way I usually do it actually), then you have more axle to get at (if you remove part number 4).

We've been told by Magura that they may make a trials specific lever for the brake (so we don't have to use that ugly one, wooo). We're trying to get a sample to test, will let you all know how we get on...

Haha, too right! That's the one, thanks man, had a bi of a brain fart for a few mins :$ Cheers - twas indeed!

Gonna fire across an email now with link to the photos: Tarty Days Photos Cheers again everyone!

Hello all, Here's some of the snaps from Tarty Days... mostly taken by me, some by my girlfriend Claire. Enjoy! Jamie Williams on the balance beam Craig up to the highest platform Just chilling (left to right - Claire, Kenny, Matt Barlow, Stan, OnzaboyMark) Ali C 180 endo to stoppie Straightening his hanger! Off the end of the see-saw Ben on the see-saw Gapping down from the balance beam Same again Alec gap down with sweet tuck! Dual dropgappage Jus' chillin' dawwg The awesome fork lift that helped build the course and lift random shit! Ali C BIG drop off Ben on the tyre (bouncy and tricky) Queue for the BBQ on Friday night Fooooood! Best BBQ ever (massive saw blade) Looking through the big oak frame that was sat on the field Course and riders Ste sidehop Truffle shuffle! (semi-private joke) Alec sidehop Ball-throwing Bessell up to rear John came all the way from Ireland then decked it face first into the steel rim of a wheel on Friday morning, then spent most of Friday in hospital Hope you get pretty again soon Tents Course Simp's dad's car (http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=150184&view=findpost&p=2144931) Course from the next field People More people Manning nearly knocking Bessell off the beam, Maher checking the water out Bessell big gap up to front Joe gap up to rear Bessell tap Water balance beam Fail part 1... Fail part 2... Wet Course and people Barlow making the water gap first time with a buggered hand! (Doing it for the old men, hehe) Simps about to fall off - one of many Our dog Lucy with Claire More chilling - Mark, Claire, Kenny Course And again Bit of footie Secondary use for the water tank Course Tom Rigg sidehop Porter and Manning checking out the water gap Manning making it! ... and falling off on another attempt (sorry for crappy photo - thought it was worth putting up anyway!) Alec sidehop Bessell on high beam Ste sidehop fail Splash Also very wet Jamie broken wrist... not even done while riding! Simps falling in again Falling off... Bessell doing it the hard way... But making it - just! Simps 270 off Peter Hermance () up to rear Me 90 degree gap to 2 wheels Martin sidehop Before the rain came and our tents got soaked... Martin gap down Shortly before Andy decked it (rear wheel slipped off - chestplant!) Martin gap Joe dropping down the logs Early starter! Sorry there's so many, if anyone wants a high res one for anything just let me know! Also have more water gap photos but didn't want to put all of them up... Cheers! Adam

Pretty sure Matt will be able to source that for you On a similar note, I still have a watch that we found in the pile of crash mats/bags first thing Saturday morning (I think some people were jumping from the high bit of the course into the mats on Friday night?). It was announced over the PA on Saturday morning but if it's anyones please contact me with a description of the watch and we'll try and get it back to you!

There's a clue in the title haha

More water-related action:

Ah don't worry he fell in a few times

Just smacked a couple of clips together this morning, will do a full video and get photos sorted soon. This balance beam was an awesome feature - so much fun for both riders and spectators Cheers, Adam

Thanks for the feedback so far everyone, really glad you enjoyed the chilled vibe, that was the idea! Here's one photo of Manning for now, today's gonna be nuts so won't be getting any more edited before this evening...

That is impressive! Welsh people have square knees!? Massive thanks to all who attended, hope you all enjoyed it! Will get some photos and videos sorted out asap (mostly of people being lemmings and flinging themselves into the water, hehe).

I'll bang a post-it on the order now so we hold it - if you want it sending out just let us know. Sorry again!

Hey man, the couriers came just as you got off the phone so it didn't leave, sorry It'll be leaving Monday now to get to you Tuesday, sorry about that.

It got smashed to death by a screwdriver and hammer

Don't do any scootering myself, but we we import/distribute the French-ID stuff: http://www.k-124.co.uk/search.php?category_id=41

In theory, I guess so. In practice, it makes a difference. Either way, the statement is still fact.

Watched '12 Angry Men' last night - pretty awesome considering there are only 2 scenes in the whole film!

Nope, same pitch. Same as every bicycle-related chain out there (apart from experimental BMX ones...), so that won't really help much. In terms of chain stretch, Kool chains (710 and 810s) stretch a fair bit more than 510s or 610s. They all stretch a shit-tonne less than half-link chains do, though. We've got a Meta built up here, and with 18:15 the axle's slap-bang in the middle of the dropouts. We've got a Michelin WildRock'r on it which is the same width (62mm) as the RQ, but the RQ is 1mm taller (54mm vs. 55mm). It's pretty tight with the Michelin in there, so I can see how it'd be worse with the RQ, but yeah - it looks like if you could just run a couple of links from an old chain 'til your new chain stretches out a bit - probably after the first few rides - then it should all be fine. We've got some Try-All CNC cams on this build, but they're within the adjustment range of the TRs where the wheel is now. EDIT: This was Mark, not Ads. To the log-out button

Works just the same as a Mono Trial, same sized pistons