T_PRO

I made it 103, keep it going and good luck

I used to always use 2 fingers for the front and rear brakes, even when i did XC mountain biking. Recently i have started using 1 finger on the front brake but still use 2 for the rear because my brakes are rubbish and need a good sorting out to be honest. I can defo see the advanage of using 1 finger though.

I had this problem as well and thought that the BB was wearing out. I tightened my cranks and it is alright now, so it must have been loose cranks. Btw, does anyone know where i can get blue loctite from in the UK?

I'm nearly 29 and getting back into it after a 3 year break. Its never too late to get into trials, all it takes is hard practice and determination.

I have tried it once and did not like it that much, I think that grinding your rims is a much better idea.

I have 170mm on my T-lite which is fine, so another 5mm is not going to hurt.

That just looks like a kids bike.

I've just worked out that the new freewheel will work after all, it was just a little bit confusing. I'm gonna try to get the old freewheel off using alot of brute force

Yeah, you should go for it, it is a great starter bike in my opinon.

I get my front inner tubes from halfords and my rear inner tubes from Supercycles. Never really had that much of a problem with my inner tubes, expect the front tends to punchure more than the rear.

If I was to put the new freewheel on the correct way, the lockring and 4 notches would face the bottom bracket, but the ratchet mechicism would be reverse to normal.

My T-lite feels light, compared to my T-pro that is.

I used to get that all the time, until I found out how to tighten the chain.

I still can't get the damm freewheel off. Also, the new freewheel that I brought from Supercycles won't work on my bike anyway because it is for a left hand drivetrain, which is very odd.

I think it is because the bike shop only really deals with mountain bikes, so it does not have a freewheel tool for removing a BMX 4 pin type freewheel. I've seen a tool on CRC that might do the job.