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I'm not a big fan of it either, but respect to those who can do it well, it's f**king difficult.

The very first 2004 Pythons were named Baby Pitbulls - CLS rode one.

ZOO forks are spaced at 100mm, 110/116mm is the rear hub spacing. Besides, why would he want to use a rear hub, it'd be so much easier to just build the wheel up on a front hub.

But they're also rare because they cost 400 quid so few people bought them.

Broke up with my gf yesterday (she said we need time to think this over, obvious what that means). Been together for 7 months. Was kinda ok yesterday but it's all starting to come together now and I'm seeing how much I've just lost. Couldn't sleep, as much as I'd like to, I've got nothing to do now. Meh, at least I had a fantastic spring and summer with a loving gf, getting into a new sport, graduating from uni... Guess it's normal that after a flying run like that, one has to finish up in a pile of shit.

I like it, but it's going to be yet another ordinary, aluminium and overpriced French frame.

Echo's if you're a basher, Tensiles if you're smooth.

That wasn't just brilliant, it was actually cool. Really like the variation and it's clear that you worked quite hard on finding interesting lines in spots where most riders wouldn't come up with anything.

Says the man who moved out

Shit. This kind of vid or the tarty blog really make me sad I'm slowly leaving the community. It also makes me sad that the trials community over here is nothing like the mature UK one. You guys are living the biketrial dream, if something like that exists.

BB5's are the best mech brakes in my opinion. Much cheaper than BB7's and just as powerful, if not more.

High visibility jackets are possibly the best thing to wear if you don't want to look suspicious.

Youtube Video -> Original Video Dunno what this is but it's not bad.

Well yeah, but if you are a guy and want to become a lesbian...? Surely that's not all that bad.

Well, there's always the most radical one of all, which is to sell the whole bike and leave just the TPA. You can save around 99% weight on such a procedure and your bike becomes a hell of a lot smaller at the same time making it possible to carry around in your wallet along with all the cash you got from the sale of unnecessary bits.

I haven't come across the Tensile, but having compared a few freewheels just now, the Echo SL seems to be the loudest. Echo TR is also pretty loud.

What's the point. Surely making weak frames isn't the best idea for a business?

How is that possible? Pretty sure they can't fall out unless something is broken.

Either way it's a nice bike, very underrated frames. Used to have for a few weeks one and it rode so well.

If you're doing comps and find bashrings difficult to land on, you should stop doing comps and practice more. That frame is a 20", not a 26".

Seriously... dude...

Do you have more than just 1 pic?

Starring Ali C: And Mark W:

Quite literally a hundred times.

Family guy is going to pot as well. It used to be funny but now every episode is along the lines of "Peter goes through a stupid phase or decides to do something stupid or whacky" leaving only some flashbacks really funny.