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which are better snail cams or chain tugs and are the fresh products snail cams any good cause i am thinking about getting them?? also i am missing the small bolt on the inside of the frame where the snail cams go does anyone no where i can get them from ?? thanks

i have always liked koxx levelboss <_< but now i have one i am starting to like the zoo! python (N) and the GU typhoon (Y)

we have riders in the east anglia if that is any help EDIT : sorry did realise onza mitchs post

to find some beginners vids have a look on trazhen that is a very good beginner vid site also if you have any friends that ride trials and are a little bit better than you try and watch them i find that helps more than videos <_<

try trials nation they normally have alot of pics of t-pros if that helps <_<

i think both are really nice bikes zoo are more popular because they have been out quite a while so i would go for a GU because they are new and look really nice <_< (N) (Y)

etiher a profile on a ronnie <_< or a chris king on something like a ronnie or a echo rim both seem very good wheels from what i have heard i should hopefully be getting a profile on ronnie soon

i thinmk they would look good on something like a zoo! python or pitbull but apart from that they wil probably look quite rubbish <_<

same as david20 said how much are you willing to spend

My mate has one and seems tohave no problems with it the whole wheel as a whole is a smooth wheel

(Y) nice site liking the vids :(

t- bird is a nice bike especially if you are a beginner also it has a 19" back wheel for easyier upgrading if needed i had mine for about a year and it helped improve my riding alot worth getting if beginner but as onza mitch said 16t freewheel is very advisable you will find it easyier to back wheel higher things with it (Y)

it probably needs a bleed i recommend you bleed it with water it gives it a much quicker response to bleed the brake buy a bleed kit from chainreactioncycles.com it will set you back around 20 pounds then get the syringe and fill it up with water with the hose that comes in the kit on the end then undo the bolt at the slave cylinder it is normally a 5mm allen key bolt and screw the syringe in and tighten with a spanner then go to the lever end of the brake and undo the tiny bolt above where the hose fits into the lever and screw the other bit of pipe into that then make sure your lever is flat and push the syringe and make sure you or someone is holding a cup at the other end to catch all the fluid then when all the water out of the syringe take the non syringe end off of the lever and screw the bolt back in then take the syringe off and put that bolt back in then if you have time do it a couple more times to get a good bleed also have a clean of the slave cyclinders and take all the grime out of there take the pads off i hope this helps you and that you sort your brake out (Y)

i saw it on gennex on extreme sports once it looks very technical and skillful so to anyone that can do it well done to you (Y) :(

email onza see what they can do or just email someone like tarty or select or supercycles they are bound to have the part needed or you could buy a new hub because it might be cheaper

by cones loose he means hold the frame and the wheel and see if the wheel wobbles from side to side if so take the wheel off and the inner bolts are the cone bolts tighten them up and put the wheel back and make sure everything is done back up hope this helps

you are probably better going for a t-raptor or something because they also have a big tyre clearance or you could just save up a little bit more money and go for a echo or zoo! etc off of tartybikes because they have gone down in price (Y) :(

these diamondback 20 " and 26" arent that good i have riden both and they both do not feel nice for a beginner rider they are also poorly specced go for something like a t-bird or save up a little more money and get a t-pro

erm i did a 36" sidehop over a bit of rope in my back garden quite happy with that

looks good i wouldnt go for green though is it going to be made into production or just a one off? what is it designed in ? cheers

Welcome paddy enjoy trials forum

you should try trials nation they must have a pic of t-raptor with drilled rims

milton keynes (Y) bedford :blink: cambrigde ;) i have heard leeds is quite good aswell but havent riden there yet ;)

i ride a koxx levelboss with no stickers and shined up it is excellent (Y) :blink: ;)

nice vid but agree with everyone else get a helmet (Y) :blink: