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I remember this young man! I was quite impressed with his wheelie skills but I have to admit, it does get a little old after a while. It would be nice to see him make more videos of him doing some street trials or natural instead of just wheelies. But, I still have to admit that I do like a good manual. Ride on, Deadly Venom

Wow! It has been a while since I last saw this short film. I agree with the message of this film 100%, I have meet and become friends with a lot of people because riding. And I have been to many places because of riding. It has both thrilled me and hurt me but I never stopped. Honestly, I don't think I will ever stop riding. Ride On, Deadly Venom

I have been watching TRA since he was with Echo and I swear, he gets better and better every time I see one of his videos. He is definitely one of my all time favorite riders! Ride on, Deadly Venom

That was a nasty altercation. Not that I am advocating violence but this just goes to show that not every one can be pushed around. As for the word Gopnik, it means a type of Russian thug. I believe they are a Russian equivalent to the British Chav. Ride On, Deadly Venom

Damn, that definitly looked liked it hurt! My man Steve, when he was competing in world trials rounds I always cheered for him. He was definitly one of my absolute favorite riders. As a matter of fact, the video "This is Trials" that he did for Duke Video was one of the first moto trials videos I had ever seen. I was very sad when he retired from world competition. I hope you recover Steve. Ride on, Deadly Venom

I have never seen that Chris Akrigg video before. That video was top notch, I had my mouth hanging wide open through most of the movie. Is it available for download anywere? I don't have much of an opinion on this topic since I am still fairly new to trials. But as with any type riding if the moves become repetitive and uninventive your enthusiasm will decrease. Keep rolling, Deadly venom

Yea, I get this same question myself all the time. It's the same thing, "can I ride your bike? Damn that some hot shit, let me get a ride on it." But for me the worst and most frequent questions I get is, "Yo, do a wheelie" or "let me see you do something on that bike." Nearly everytime I go down to the parking lot to ride flatland I get those same questions. I have had both children and adults follow me for two or three city blocks yelling at me, "yo man, do a f**king trick!" After a while this really gets old. Most of the time I try to be nice and tell them I am tired or my bike is not working properly. But there are times when this does not work. Then I have to get loud with them and tell them to back the f*ck up. One time I was riding home from the parking lot and some older kids started following me asking those same questions. When I ignored them, one of the bigger kids actually grabbed my bike and said, "dude, I said do a trick." On this particular day I was in a bad mood which is a bit rare for me. When he did that I got of my bike and said, "man, have you lost your f**king mind! Don't you ever try to rob me!" He gave a really shocked looked and they all back away from me. I did not want to behave that way but it was the only way for them to get the picture. So yea, I know what you mean. Ride on, Deadly Venom

Adamant A3! When the hell did the A3 come out? The Adamant website says nothing about the A3, I wish Deng would update those websites. Ride on, Deadly Venom

p1otr3k, This was an excellent video! This is what I like to see, a video containing only natural trials. Street trials is fine but I just like to see someone stretch their skills over natural terrain. Great video! Keep on riding, Deadly venom

Personally I think the bike looks pretty hot! If the frame proves to be strong, reliable and a good performer I may look into getting one myself. Nice one BT! Keep Rolling, Deadly Venom

This video is definitely in my top 10 list of coolest shit I have ever seen! I have never seen or heard of someone riding a wheel in a skatepark. Two things I can't figure out, how the hell is he doing those one wheel spins and how can that wheelchair sustain that much abuse without breaking up? Ride the hell on, Deadly venom

T-Limburn, Thanks for the info on the revell. I have one last question, are the dropouts long lasting when using a disc setup on the rear? The reason why I ask is because I have contemplated buying a Revell and the only ones I have found here in the U.S. are disc only. Roll on, Deadly Venom

T-Limburn, I have some questions about your bike. How do these Revell trials bikes handle? If a rear disc were to be used would the brake disc line up with the disc caliper with the frame using horizontal dropouts? Lastly, what is Revell's new website? I tried accessing there old website: www.revell-bikes.com and it is none existant. Matter of fact it has been this way for about a year. Keep the wheels rollin, Deadly Venom

JT, I liked this video, I thought it was funny as sh*t. However, what I found appalling in this video was the state of that house and shed! I mean damn dude! Ride the hell on, Deadly Venom

TRA, Once again you have stunned us all. This was an excellent video from top to bottom. You get better and better with every video. The part where you were riding with no chain was pretty amazing, I think I liked that part the best. Again, fabulous video. Ride On, Deadly Venom

Now this is an excellent video! I have never seen this video before, how old is it? This is by far one of the best trials videos I have seen on the internet. Definitely a 10/10. Ride on, Deadly Venom

Yes, that certainly was a good video. I especially liked the scene where he rides up the tree. Very Good! Ride on, Deadly Venom

Meteor, I actually enjoyed your video! Tell me me something, who was the young man doing the martial arts? He looked like he had some capoeira moves mixed in. What martial arts style(s) is he into? Ride on, Deadly Venom

Nice riding there holmes! I have question about your bike, what brand of handle bars are those? Ride on, Deadly Venom

chimpanzyyyy, I remember when I first saw the Acid Drop on the KOXX website when it first came out back in September 2005. It was an ugly then and its an ugly bike now. And it still looks like a cheap copy of a Brisa frame. Keep rolling, Deadly Venom

I really liked this video. Most of the footage I have seen with Keita Miyaoka has him riding natural or Uci style street. It was a bit of a surprise to see him with a crisp BMX influenced street style. He looks good riding street. I however can't say that bike is good looking. It looks like a cheap copy of Brisa. But I must say that Keita Miyaoka puts it to the test. Very nice. Ride on, Deadly Venom

When it comes to trials riders my favorite riders are John Shrewsbury and Felix Mucke. I just love how smooth their riding is. Ride on, Deadly venom

I like these new parts from Deng Industries. All the parts from Adamant, Zoo, Echo and Czar look very nice. Now if only Deng could update those websites of his. Ride on, Deadly Venom

totiredtoride, My good man, no, you are not to old to learn. How long it will take you to pick things up is debatable. Some say it takes longer when you are older but I have seen people in their mid to late twentys who have become interested in flatland and they are riding like there is no tomorrow. So, no, you are not to old to learn. Ride on, Deadly Venom

Good video! Lee Shi Ming has been one of my favorite riders when I first saw him in the old Echo vids. His bikes look fantastic, clean lines and simple design. Ride on, Deadly Venom