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Mate, open the FB group. Same for the Bristol one. The links don't work as i think it might set as private

Woah, TF is looking weird and new. I'm not surprised he rinsed all over the 24" club with that starter, it's also why i started feeling hatey/ salty/ negative (choose your own word) towards the scene. Least we have Ali, Mark, Ben T, Ross, Ben R when he's around, Leon, and the 26"/20" dudes still doing their own thing. On YT got a reply from someone who said Dave Sellero is still riding but no videos, he was pretty lethal too. Left my thoughts on YT with James- superb video for sure.

Props to sticking with the brakeless, think you're one of the last to keep doing it (out of the people i know ofc) Loved the endo spin to gap Prefer your old style of music though! It had zing. Whatever that means

Pretty nuts! Should of tripoded that camera though!

Thumbs up for sure That's the riding scene to be jealous of. The middle east and asian riders have videos on youtube too. They do some (not trials) awesome stuff, on beaten bikes. Admittedly the music is horrendous (as is most in videos nowadays ), but they do some wacky cool stuff.

Another life is busy excuse here. But 4 weeks to go. Shouldn't be too hard to accomplish something

Great to see him smiling just cruising along! The feeling of just being free while rolling along is something that you would miss a lot. I hope he can stay focused on that and not be drawn into wanting more too soon. His progress is really good though, and i'm sure that is a big influence to many which is a very good thing. Well done Martyn!!

Don't recall, but don't recall much from that era apart from the obvious street names. Had a little gander at his videos, possibly seem familiar, beasty ass sidehops

Obvious differences in their riding, Flip would demolish James at trials, but tricks, visa versa. Mr Rawlings showed me this one of him. 180 no hands was sick, but yet last line was meh https://vimeo.com/26891914

Rang James earlier, he's committed on going too. Is Mark making an appearance?

Not into random foot plants, but other than that pure awesome. Static to crankslide Flip was styled real nice and aggressively too.

Wondering what the main day is, Sunday i presuming?

That skinny wall to gap over mini road was awesome!

Really good watch, looked like a great trip!

Agree with what everyone else has said, top dog shit.

I think i could very well be on this. Seeing as i cracked out my trials bike recently and just did a curb vid on my bmx, so i'm fully practiced in the art of curbs now.

I should be able to make this.

I remember watching that vid for the first time in something like 06/07/08 and being like wtf, 2003?! Standard was insane for that generation Dave!

I wouldn't be surprised if most people were to pick their older videos. It's generally a case of being younger had no/ less stress, no pressure, more enjoyment, more learning, more friends, no injuries, most people were generally better skilled as they were riding more, and it goes on. I know i feel as riding was a lot better to me 10 years ago, i was wearing less protection and i felt i was still in the game. Bloody kids Don't recall seeing that one of you before Flipp! Weird seeing brakes. Good choice Leon, that one i've not seen before and favour that over your newer ones. Really dialled back then by the looks of things. How old are you now?

Really enjoyable edit, top work from both of you. Loadsa cool lines, last one killer, or possibly not killer, depending on how you look at it I hasn't noticed it with previous videos so probably to do with the fact it was lots of lines in a short amount of time, some lines seemed opted for flow over control? Though that's probably my perception and preference so it doesn't really matter.

Think that's a given a frame being the centre of the bike and all Problem with the weight is they all be used to trials. I don't think i'd like to see Inspired push some lighter stuff, but as long as it holds up then no problems with that. Brakeless is certainly a good fix though. I think the shortness adds weight when the bike is ridden as a pure trials bike which is where a lot of trials riders find difficult to break out of that habit. Only so much you could do there tbf

Certainly don't disagree

Overly controlled lines look shit imo, get a scooter bike and the style suddenly becomes all gash a simplistic. Need a bit of looseness i believe.

There's a bin gap i always look at in Bristol, and still it baffles me how Porter did it. Definitely a pro.

Jeff Lenosky doesn't ride a mod btw Anyone can barspin a mtb, even me