Ollie Histon

hows that stem work then? do you have to take your levers off when removing the bars?

Yeaaaaaaaaah. Can't wait to have my bike back in hull in the summer, it's gunna be ace.

Holy sh*t.

anybody catch the name of the girl who kept taking pics of us all?

well good pictures, im loving the look of them bars too. get a new vid made.

So? Tell onza then and not trials forum. I don't have anything against you and i don't wanna come across as a d*ck, but fair enough a topic like this is worthy when like CLS comes back from quitting for about 2 years, but not when somebody quits for a few months. edit. sorry to hear about your injuries though, thats always a bummer.

That was one of the most beautiful vids ive seen! such nice cinematography.

I've had this before a couple of times, each time to varying amounts. I think it's to do with it being so cold at the moment, your finger muscles aren't warmed up so they are vulnerable to damage. It'll be your middle finger cause theres a lot of stress on it from pulling up the bars all the time. I would recomend, however annoying it is, not riding until the pain has gone and it should heal eventually. It may be something to do with grips but i could never be sure with my pain; perhaps the grips are too fat which means the finger can't wrap around the bar enough and is struggling to hold it. Or it could be the other way and the grips are to thin meaning the hard surface of the bar isn't giving your finger enough cusion. But yeah after having a similar sort of thing before i can only recomend to wait until the pain heals.

Sounds good.

My internet is buffering well slow, does he land it later on or is it just the first clip?

Are they 20inch forks on the urban? only it doesn't look like you could fit a 26inch wheel in there. Or am i stoooooopid? edit. Yeah probably stupid, but it still doesnt look like you could fit a 26 in there if need be?

Really good video, but footjam whips and 360 tyre tap drop off are quickly becoming boring and repetitive i think. ALmost the tgs version of 24inch.

An opportunity to look back over the past ten years of trials and celebrate the great advances in bikes, the memorable moments that you were amazed by, give riders some acknowledgment for their hard work and commitment to the sport over the years. People who have been riding for a long time get the chance to be nostalgic and the new generation get the chance to learn the history of the sport they're getting into.

Thought i'd steal the idea from the other thread about riders, maybe we could think up some more one and have a whole awards ceremony! Now, obviously it would make sense that the most recent bikes are the best, so how about those that were groundbreaking, or perhaps still live up to their modern competetors? Categories are:- 26inch Comp Street 20inch Comp TGS Doesn't seem worth bothering with 24 as it's clearly the inspired?

I know he's not the 'best' but i just wanna throw Akrigg a bit of respect.

KHE!?!?!? NOO!!! best chain ever made. I'm even gunna miss the stiff links.

looks amazing, i think i would even get one over an inspired.

Im game. Don't forget the hammer!

even though he's a complete idiot, he does say he likes the video? not all bad.

http://tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?product_id=11122 This bad boy. 100 quid cheaper, and nicer looking.

not worth getting over any of the cheaper 24 inch frames imo.

Is because a sub brand of neon?

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....howtopic=146527 Hmmm interesting...

Weeing in my uni room sink.

What's a TGS rider's favourite shop? A tuck shop! AHAHAAAAAAAA