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i think it would help if you were more specific. are you riding street, natural or just competitions? are you a harsh rider? etc people will be able to give you better advice if you help them a little :">

i own both mod and stock and i have to say STOCK is far more fun my t pro is good to ride every now and then ( and was great for learning techniques with) but it just doesnt compare to my bt raven :P i can do much more on the stock, its less of a pain to travel and in my opinion stocks say more about you as an individual ;)

i knew someone would understand.

:blink: i was wandering round the internet and came across trials legend hans rey's website. its well organized and has got a decent how to section. but best of all my trials-forum avatar photo of a GT riding monkey was found on there. enjoy :o go to http://www.hansrey.com/MRJIGGS.jpg

i didn't weld it, the cassette dug in something rotten (N) i should have explained better :closedeyes: thanks for the help+opinions everybody

found his website now :closedeyes: will the singlespeed hub fit my bt raven?????????

how do i talk to this fatmike fellow? :closedeyes: i cant pm him till im a member steel freehub makes sense, no more welded on cassettes like my hope :angry:

chris king was frist choice :closedeyes: are there any extras i need? i saw somewhere there was a steel option, what is this? thanks

(N) getting paid soon and was wondering which rear hub to spend my cash on. i have destroyed my old hope xc which served me well :angry: i have considered a hope bulb, chris king classic and a possible change to a front freewheel. i mostly ride street and would rather sacrafice engagements than strength, what would fellow street riders/occasional natural riders recommend? thanks :closedeyes:

b4t zippy frame(also known as hardcore) black with echo mini saddle and possibly some fairly ordinary disc alloy forks good beginner street frame, strong and small but bb a bit low for natural ill be happy to exceed £40 the lot or offers what do people think? http://www.bikes4trials.com/smsimg/1/2zippybike.jpg for picture