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pitbul!!!!

yeah, but what point are you trying to make?

it's from people mauling their bash plate instead of showing moderation with their hammering...

bash plates are ace, if you use them properly i can't wait for the 26" version of the blade

not a shop, i've got a video. but to avoid idea theifery i'll keep it under wraps for now

the bike in general doesn't make the brake good/bad if you have £900 to play with you could build a very nice bike to start on, since you've ridden bmx so long it'd make sence to stick with 20" wheels, unless your a big guy, have you found your local riders? spec'd this up: £923, thats with tarty prices, luckily they offer a price compare so if you shop around for some bits (like the BB7s ) they'll be cheaper. Echo TR Rear Disc 19": Black Hub, Black Rim @ £99.00 Monty Eagle Claw 19'' @ £29.00 Kenda 19'' DH @ £7.50 Maxxis Welterweight (Boxed) 20'' @ £5.00 Atomz Rim Tape 19/20": 19", Black @ £2.50 Atomz Rim Tape 19/20": 20", Black @ £2.50 Trialtech Sport Screw On: 14T @ £15.00 Onza Comp 2010: Complete with chain tensioners @ £179.00 Echo TR: 170mm x 30° @ £30.00 Onza ISIS with bolts @ £35.00 Trialtech Sport Forged: 160mm ISIS, Black @ £50.00 Tensile 60 Click: Black & Bronze @ £40.00 Trialtech Sport Riser Bar: Black @ £49.00 Trialtech Lite Z610 HX, 3/32'' @ £14.00 Avid BB7 '09: 160mm (Fits front and rear) @ £120.00 Echo TR Front 20": Black Hub, Black Rim @ £79.00 Neon Conquer '09: Silver, Disc Only @ £69.99 Maxxis Creepy Crawler Front 20'' @ £16.00 Onza Bashplate with Bolts @ £18.00 TartyBikes Bashplate Rubber @ £4.00 Trialtech Race 'VP': Black @ £16.00 Because V-Brake Lever @ £20.00 Clarks Brake Cable Kit: Universal kit @ £9.00 Monty Foam @ £5.00 First Blog Z @ £9.00 whatever you choose try and have isis cranks/bottom bracket, sealed hubs (front isn't as important as rear), high engagement freewheel. with brakes maguras are popular, but cable brakes can be very powerful, the BB7 disc brakes are monstrous peices of kit, even the 160mm rotor versions have alot of power! otherwise buy an onza master.

not if he was good...

single walling urban rims would be silly, they're the one of the heaviest rims on the market, just enjoy your heavy bike that won't break.

i remember that bike, god it's old now

relatively cheap, lightweight, well constructed and thought out pedals....

one does not simply team fluro into mordor amateurs....

maybe it's not the brake/pads/rotor, its your wheel position? if the pad doesn't contact the rotor enough the performance sucks, i'm assuming you've got horizontal drop outs, if thats the case, slide your wheel forward more so theres more contact with the pads, then make a spoke tentioner and be happy....

0.o monster! that sidehops perfect

hardly shitting money to shell out £10-£15 quid for a good service. i usually build my own but it takes me far to long to justify it now i have a job that pays ok

chortle chortle ride on mayday monday?

koxx browns... or ride with maggie blacks... theres perks to riding with a shit brake, if you can chop + change to a good brake for serious rides.

the 05 levers don't break that often, but people prefer to complain than sing praises, unless your with team cable... plus you can rock jazzy cnced lever blades the 05+ levers

theres a brand new set of raceline maggies at my lbs i can pick up if you wanna rock the oldschool? its the bodies that go, either at the bolt holding the blade in or around where the body clamps the bars

calm down then? spend time with palets, the learning curve for trials is steep, then it gets steeper take your time and ride in your limits untill you ride to a reasonable standard.

hammer and nails, you can use ratchet straps but they snap eventually. you don't need to nail them all together just 2-3 so you can have a bit of variety unless your into your taps and hooks....

i know your not interested in metal backings but the tnn yellow pads are amazing dry pads i hammer mine on the rear and i've got complete confidence in the pad staying in the backing (i'm a fat b*****d too) when did you last use a vee?

vees!

what was great about a black screen every time the footage changed

how the f**k would that help?