Jaffacakes

At the moment I am running Zoo pads on a light grind and my break works amazingly in the wet or dry. I had plazmatics on a little while ago but when they got wet they didn't work at all.

About 6-7 hours a day everyday , i ride as much as is physically possible except now i have a puncture and no patches. Two drawing pins in my tires in two days, I'm beginning to think i have been sabotaged.

Im from New Zealand but i live in england.

Have a look in site vids and pics mate . Theres quite a good TRA one there.

Mine would probably be last night in town just playing about on my mates bike. I was doing endo hops and went too far forwards so jumped over the bars, when i was doing that i got my shoe lace caught on the break lever and smacked the floor dragging the bike down with me .

Who didn't . I learn't to ride a bike without stabilisers when i was 3-4 on my posman pat bike . I only started trials fairly recently though.

You would probably be better off with a booster. When the mounts flex they are getting weakened because the metal only bends so much before it eventually cracks, it's nowhere near going to snap as quick as steel though. If i was you i would get one mate, It protects your frame and increases you breaking power diverting more power to the rim and not the frame. I think a Echo booster or a onza carbon fiber would fit your beast. :S . You have been validated by the way.

Would it be possible to buy some resin and put it on side of the bars once they are cut, so the weave will not be affected? I could probly buy some from B&Q or a surf shop would sell a ding repair kit (resin to mend dings in a board, that dries solid).

Hi At the moment i've got 30" onza carbon fiber bars but im finding them too long, so not very comfortable. I was just wondering if i could cut them down and file the ends to smooth them off, or would i have dodgey bits of carbon fiber poking me as i ride? Cheers guys.

Pete seems a decent enough bloke if you ask me, but hay i wasn't even signed up when he was a member (Y)

Nice vidio mate, Youv'e got a realy nice smooth style to (Y) Good weekends worth of riding.

Defently Circa skate shoes they have got amazingly grippy soles and don't budge from the pedals.

That was an amazingly high drop though. :D And it just bent at a 90 degrees angle...madness

Most probably your cranks or bottom bracket. As Dave said tighten your cranks and if that dosn't work then take of you cranks and give you BB a grease, that should do the job. Nothing damaging though mate.