AdamR28

The T-Comp, with HS33s, Tensile Freewheel, Tensile Mounts and Tensile brake pads (at £499). Some dense bugger (me) forgot to get a picture though!

Seemed to be a dark metallic-y grey at the show, a bit like the Limey! I'll try and get more detailed specs up later, I really needed some tea last night at 10pm! And yep, the T-Bird has a front disc for '07!

Yup -> http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....showtopic=82171

Same as Zhi ZM1 -> http://tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?id=2041

They do look a lot better when they're not shiny and new! There are a few differences between those and the SV-1s, I'll let the guys who have used both models fill you in

Short 1030mm, Long 1045mm with Echo Lite forks and Echo Headset - As seen here

I reckon that should do you well, cant see any problems there One of our customers has had one of the new ZOO freehubs for a while on his Holroyd, and not a single skip so far he says! http://tartybikes.co.uk/category.php?id=62 (there's 5 models all with the same internals - the 20" freehubs. All also available with 12-16T sprockets) Hope that helps. Cheers Adam PS: Darren, are the spokes you ordered for your existing Try-All rim? The Echo hubs are only in 32h and I believe your Try-All is 36h..

130 x 30

You can still use chain tugs, just requires a little bit of modification (of the chain tug, not the frame)!

It is a +20 bottom bracket, with approx 1100mm wheelbase. The front end of the frame is quite long though! The stem Thomas used to run on his Dave was the PZ31 in 120mm: As seen here. He's bloody tall though, so I'd recommend something a little shorter if poss, maybe one of the new Echo stems in 115mm x 15, and then a spacer or two? Adam

Don't forget 'bearded lady'! 'Tart' comes from way back when I used to ride XC and had a quite pimp bike, therefore I was a tart!

Not in the A3, but full build bikes are available with any parts as always!

Arriving today

What bars do you use?

Looks so easy in that pic... It claimed many a five, haha.

Yep, both of them do

See you there bashers!

Good idea! There's also 900+ wristbands left to sell as well

Quick question: how would people feel about an online entry form? It would go something like this: - Go to the relevant website and fill in the form online (name, address etc) and click submit. - Then you get a confirmation copy emailed to yourself, and the other pops into Dave Butler's email inbox (which he can then print and take along on the day of the comp). - There would also (possibly - would still have to chat about this) be an option to pay online with Paypal if you wished, or alternatively you can just turn up at the event with your cash/cheque and pay that way. How does that sound? Just trying to think of ways to make entering easier, and improve the overall ease of entering! Cheers Adam

Quick question: how would people feel about an online entry form? It would go something like this: - Go to the relevant website and fill in the form online (name, address etc) and click submit. - Then you get a confirmation copy emailed to yourself, and the other pops into Dave Butler's email inbox (which he can then print and take along on the day of the comp). - There would also (possibly - would still have to chat about this) be an option to pay online with Paypal if you wished, or alternatively you can just turn up at the event with your cash/cheque and pay that way. How does that sound? Just trying to think of ways to make entering easier, and improve the overall ease of entering! Cheers Adam

That was... refreshingly tasty! Sweet vid

Since the first entry: 16/08/06

Hi Ben, Might be worth chatting to your retailer, there should be some form of warranty if its only a week old. Cheers Adam

Dave has some good ones --> http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/blog.php I'll get him to post the one about Martyn Ashton, ladies clothes and a Profile hub when he gets back from holiday (yes, all in the same dream)

Indeed it is, the Team booster has more vertical clearance and is designed specifically for mod bikes. Didn't he have to grind it though? haha. The Control and Team boosters are stiffer than the £20 2-Bolt and 4-Bolt boosters - that's where the extra price lies, there's a lot more work in them to machine out the pockets where material isn't needed. Stiffer or cheaper - that's the main choice