Ross Gardner

monty foams

me and most of my crew are going

33's definatly, more comfortable and look alot nicer than the 11's

hey, i have a zoo python 05 short ( in my signiture if you want to have a look) very nice to ride, smooth, nice on the back wheel, light but depedning on what ever money you have the frame would be £250 brand new and my forks echo easy would £70 brand new, buti would defiatly recommended it, best bike i have rode, cheers, ross

i run about 20 on the front and about 35 on the back, dont ask me why just feels nicer and more comfortable

cheers man

im a bit stuck, on my python what i thought would look good would be green rim tape, do you know if they are available anywhere, by the way i have checked tarty and cleanbikes, thanks alot

going for the foreign style, could take some getting used to and i duno whether you would feel a difference

7ft something, when i first started i loved drops because i thought they looked good, but now i prefer to do front to back or statics and they look better, also drops hurt your bike

i brought a python 2nd hand for £700, adding up all the stuff that came on it, it added up to £1450 so i saved over 1/2, but depends how much money you have, link in my signiture if you want to have a look

trial rider nick, that levelboss is fluffing sweet

i wouldnt bother with eno, yeah they have the most engagment points but £80! wait for tarty to bring out the tensile freewheel, 60 ep and £30, i have preordred mine

i think the frame length is 1005 cause its the short but including forks and stuff its 1050, yeah and light as anything

yeah joe, i feel so much more confident on it rather than on the t-pro, so much move flickable and easier to move about, looks alot nicer than my t-pro aswell

fliiping heck ben man thats extreme!!! my worst stack was in henley i went for a gap and for some reason nose dived i smacked my nuts on the stem, they bled worst pain ever

cheers for the comments so far guys, and yeah neil man i still cant ride cause of my wrist and yeah the cranks were threaded, well gutted, more money p.s whats your msn neil?

o right sorry guys:( click on the link in my signiture, i think that works

all comments welcome

plazmatic disc pads have be 1 of the best, i have some and my brake works so well, i have a hope tryall hope i helped, cheers ross

just upgraded to a python from my t-pro, quick spec:front hope tryall (braided cable) lime green profile zoo bar and stem echo external bb echo headset try all tyres echo 06 front rim, try all 36h back rim tensile cranks My Bike

Hope Mono are very reliable but do cost alot of money, i would go for a Magura Louise if i wanted one, but my hs33 works amazing as it is( tar on smooth rim with heatsink reds cnc). Cheers Ross

mine is about 7ft on my t-pro, drops do help you in sameways, to help build your confidence which can lead into higher drop gaps and stuff, but mostly your bike or your wrists always suffer. Ross

depending on how much you are willing to spend, i am using GU on a grind, make noise, grip very well but dont last very long(£15)i have used heatsink reds cnc on a grind before and my Gu lock better, Coust cnc would probably be the best but expensive, my next pads are probably Majic pads, they cost £10, lock well, last a long time, make a lot of noise, hope i helped

story of the year, thrice, bullet for my valentine, songs that get you motivated are always the best

backwheel to bash is the easiest way to get up a wall but it looks better if you backwheel up it, tap, front hook but these take a while to learn. Hope i helped