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i dont really think you should would look rather stupid

not sure were you live mate but go into somewhere like aire valley who stock a range of trials bikes and tell them your situation and they should have no problems letting you have a go on a bike and then see if 20 is what you want or 24 or 26. like others have sed t-pro is the best beginer 20' i had one and they are a great bike to start on. and a t-rex seems a good starting point for 26' a well. but the best way is to get to a shop and try the diferent bikes

how do you do the voteing thing above the topic were it says vote yes or no and so on. or can you not do it as a new member ive seen it done a few times in the forum but not in new members.

some good ideas keep them oming and the reason why i don't want to just go out and buy some pads is because this way you can save a fair amount of money.

have u looked on tarty they are the best ones to use the ones that are used on tensiles http://82.110.105.16/tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?id=50 , the problem with going and buying a helicoil from a mechanics is more than likly it will be in metric (milimetres) what u need is imperial (inches) as the thread on a pedal is 9/16 so i would advise getting the inserts on tartybikes for tensiles and taking your crank to an engineering company or your uncle if he nos what he is doing and getting them to do it. hope i could of helped hudson

there was a topic a bit ago put no one reallly sed were, so does anyone no were you can buy the pad material to go into the backings am not really bothered what it is to an exstent. but if its something like koolstops thenill give it a miss. would really like to make me own pads but takes to much resources so thought this would be the next best thing.

use lot from colne, burnley, padiam, trawden are seting off at 9am and non of use really sure off our way round rickb if you wnt u can talk to us on msn chelseafan_5@hotmail.co.uk

when they come into production iam going to buy the fresh products lever think they are a really good idea. it will stop having to bodge leversi

great guide mate im sure you have helped many people nice one

t-pro they are stronger and great price good beginner bike as well t-mag weak frame mate of mine his bashplate went into his frame you dont get a much beeter bike only a weaker frame

well it depends on what kind of moves you like doing generally if you do streety moves like bunny hops get a high rise stem but if you like moves more like side hopping get a low rise stem hope it helped mate

dont get hs11 get hs33 and get the evo version. if you are going to get some i would recommend buying from a local shop and not off the internet as they will usually do free fitting, and internet shops sell the brake with to much cable so it will cost you more to get it rebleeded and cut down hope this helps mate

nice vid mate keep it up

send a vid of your self 2 onza witch i think are supercycles and tell them would they consider sponsoring you and see what happens.

i should think that u could run a 2bolt booster on the top bolt of the evo mount not sure it will work well

heard good stuff aboat majic pads and heat sink blues are good

thats a really piece of shit to look at dont like it at all. and the gusset looks cheap as hell

what onza frame are we on aboat the ben slinger one

mix antifrezze into the water at about 30-50% and should stop it

ive got a gu long and its improved my confidence and l like to think my rideing as well but up to u personally ive never rode a zona and havent heard anything bad about them nor have i about gu. just try and find someone and have a go on one. not sure about zona but gu has high bb so jst try a bike with high bb see if you like it or not as not everyone likes the same thing. hope could help.

cant decide my tpro or my gu one of them though nah would say my tpro actually

on my mates the bash plate and mounts crushed into the frame. if your a beginner most people will say t-pro good bike to learn other than that just get the bike you like as you will get so many people saying different bikes because they like them and you might not in the end.

thought some sections were made a bit hard but all in all was go set up conditions didnt make it easyier at all same as /\ thanks to barbara and wanyne. loved it at the end when poeple were jumpin into the HUGE puddle on section 10

what about profile

new set of wheels or a new drivetrian set up (eno, profile) some thing like that