craigjames

That's more what i was getting at.

Nope, you didn't a chance to ride mine at Westbay Tom? My rear brake is solid. I'll get some pics of my black one up now the silver one is dead

Nice lose the pink chain though...

Sprockets look great, Ti is a nice option, shame they aren't Shimano HG compatible. Other wise i might put one on my bikes.

John you scare me sometimes..... not as good as Shatners version of Lucy in the sky with diamonds...

So its a 10mm short 30 gram heavier rim braked version of the Manus? The graphics look great, but its not really anything different to a Manus.

Well that's pretty grim, Hammerschmidt is a no no for trials as previously discussed, the idea is great, in practice it wouldn't stand up to the abuse.

Surely an repetitive resistance based training is good for building muscle strength? Especially for the smaller muscle groups in your wrist and arm.

70mm clearance i assume you're running a skinny rear tyre then. Sorry the pics don't load for me so i cant see them from the drawing looks all good

That was awesome, Kenny is a beast.

Like them both but the Fans has it for me.

Aye lad on the T-Pro in the blue tee was slick, sweet stuff. How old is Jack Carthy....monster.

Frame looks awesome, bike looks like a miss mash of old onza parts, hope teams bits and bits from your shop you had lying around. But hey if it rides nicely

Certainly not with the spelling and grammar used in this topic.

Why not just take it with you........... Bloody cornish lot!

What feels wrong on the bike at the moment? Is the front end too high or too low, are you stretching or cramped? Buy what will sort that out. In answer to your question they will make a difference what the difference is compared to the set up you have on there at the moment i don't know.

Contrasting parts look good, really like it

600-800 grit to rub it down, mums hair dryer or a heat gun for heating the frame and drying off between coats, take your time, lots of thin coats. Job done

I quite like that will there be a 26" version? Brake mounts do look a little suspect.

Organic, designed to work at lower temperatures, shorter pad life but not really an issue for trials as you don't drag the brake like on an MTB.

Well my Controls lasted the best part of two years, finally snapping at the disc mount. I guess its what some people see as a reasonable compromise between weight, strength and price.

I think £149 for a set of rigid forks is pretty damn expensive, what makes these better than Trialtech forks? Saying that I've got Urbans on both my bikes and i do find them flexier than the echo control forks i had before.

Night life is sweet, people are cool and the riding is pretty good too. Not a student there, but have plenty of mates down there i regularly see and they don't seem to have any complaints.

Aye might drag my ass along.