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Hi. I think yellowcard are mint, ive got their latest album, Lights and sounds its amazing. I think if they keep it up they might go far

Hi mat. It depends what you are looking for really. I prefer the GU typhoon frame or the ZOO! python frame because of their low profile and the fact that they are very light and manouverable. Hope this help you on your frame buying mission

Hi people. Ive heard that when using a front freewheel crank, you have to have an eno freewheel do you? or can you just have a normal freewheel?. Im not sure and im buying a front freewheel crank soon. Thanks for the help

. past experiences?- Creepy crawler is good but when it is worn down the grip is really bad if they are long lasting? Ish my creepy crawler has lasted about 6 months then it just got a weee bit crap if they are grippy? Yes at first (creepy crawler) weight? Not sure but they are light value for money? Good but the grip on the tyre does'nt last too long......................

Hi there. To be honest i dont think there is a rim that is simply the best above all others but i would say either try-all, echo or onza hog drilled rims are pretty good

I'd buy the 04 ones. They are cheaper, more reliable and less likely to break.

Check out my new website aswell. Its got quite a few pics. i only made it yesterday so dont expect the world! its- http://www.freewebs.com/bike_addict/ Sign my guest book please!

Favorite frame? probably the ZOO! python or the gu typhoon they are really light

Oh i forgot to say, i want some trials people to talk to so add me on msn if you want to chat monty_python91@hotmail.co.uk

Hi rich. As other people have said, this is a TRIALS forum but i do know a bit or two about bmx's. A decent bike(depending on how much you are willing to spend ) is probably the new- we the people-four seasons bmx which costs around £400. They is the cheaper option of maybe a mongoose menace or a haro mirra flair or something. As far as i know the mongoose costs about £160 and thew haro costs something along the lines of about £200 to £300 pounds. I hope this helped

Hi Ant. The way i bled my hs33's was to get a large syringe and fill it with magura oil. To bleed it i left the little screw bolt slightly unscrewed to let all the air bubbles out. Once there was no more air bubbles coming out, just oil i screwed the cap back on and hey presto , one bled brake!, Once you have done it, I think you will find it isnt as hard as you thought it would be!

I would say the high rollers aswell. Another good tyre is the tioga white tiger or the panaracer fire xc they aint bad. Its your choice. Hope this helped

I was wondering if there is anyone on this Forum who rides trials in the area of Warmsworth/ Conisborough or anywhere reasonably close because im all alone in this world of friends Because i pratically know no-one who rides bikes where i live What makes it worse is i live about 5 miles away from anyone who is like me so riding 5 miles on a little mod is very challenging, And to have to ride back again after a hard days riding doesn't make it any better. So please people, if you live anywhere near,please tell me as............as.......I dare not say it but IM A LONER :$

Sorry sam, As you can see, my computer is extremely bent and does NOT like me. Thanks for telling me ill change the link http://www.freewebs.com/bike_addict/bikepics.htm If you go on this link, you will find out that there is'nt much on it, Thats because i only made it today and my pictures dissappear for no reason sometimes. I hope you like it

Hi wez. Heres a link to a website with my pics on give it a try (if it works ) and tell me what you think http://members17.freewebs.com/MembersB/edi...pageID=46034034