-Jax-

Another...can you please turn Cranks, Hubs and Bars blue like before, and make the forks silver, and frame black thanks. Jacko

Can you guys tell me how to do this, i have Paint Shop Pro 9. Can i do it on this program? Or do i need PhotoShop? Thanks. Jacko

Same here, i do get £10 per week EMA (Educational Maintenance Allowance) from college, although it's not enough. I'm looking for a job Jacko

HaHaHaHa ^^ funny guy. Well, i don't really see the point in this post, if people need help they will post it and we reply with helpful advice. So there is no point in us posting random techniques of things people may not need. Even if this topic is a success, they will have to rummage though all the posts to find what they want. Jacko P.S Sorry to sound like a big bum!

There you go mate, hope this helped, try to use the search next time. Jacko

I would say Middleburn's or CNC Echo cranks, but if you don't have the money then your current choice is good, and for ISIS BB, theres the Try-All and Echo (pretty colours ) for around £50 Jacko

It's not my bike it's zoo's old one, but i would like to see it with metallic blue bars, hubs, and cranks thank you...and maybe a couple of random colour pictures if you have the time, thanks. Jacko

HaHaHa, yes i guess 24" are best that way theres no arguing, its between 20" and 26" . Although i prefer 20" . Jacko

Theres no saying which is best, its each to his own. Any one who owns and likes stocks will say stock, and visa versa. It just depends on what YOU like. Jacko

Sorry to be kind of selfish here but, what site can i find a Armourdillo on? I hear there on select bikes but i can't find them. Jacko

I wanted to post this in the Prototype frames in the Wanted/For sale section but not Validated . So here we go. Carbon fiber is very strong in one direction, it is very rigid and under pressure it shatters, due to vibrations blah blah blah. So in a trials frame it will snap in a matter of weeks, when rode by a novice let alone any one good. The reason Onza C-F bars are ok, is because they have a metal core, which adds allot more flex and multi-directional strength. Jacko [EDIT:] Sorry Mods.

Ahh i love it when people don't notice your posts . I just said have a trim, and a helmet should stop it. Jacko

If you have a helmet it shouldnt matter too much should it? I have long hair but not too long so it gets in my eyes, if you like it long them maybe just cut it back a little, so its still long but convinient. Jacko

Hello, welcome to the forums, nice to hear your picking up your bike again. Have fun Jacko

Built Echo Team... There you go mate.

Validated already! Nice one mate, your lucky

Hi, welcome back to trials, always nice to see new or old riders on the scene, hope your back will be ok and just have fun. Thanks, -Jax-

Nice . All crisp and clean.

Hello, welcome to the forums, always nice to meet new faces. Whats wrong with hugs, everyone needs hugs *hug* Thanks, -Jax-

Nice grammar Luke. Haha

1) whats your name and where you from ????? Ashley Jackson, I am from Leicester 2) what bike do you ride and what do u think of it ????? None as of yet, hopefully a Echo Team 2004...I will love that! 3) how long have u been riding and do u enjoy its ????? 0 days, and i enjoy it already just from watching my friends Thanks, -Jax-

Can't really help you there my friend, but i would just like to add. Can you please specify more in the Thread Subject please. Thanks, -Jax-

Hehehe, I'm afraid you are wrong, i am not getting a new fame at all i was just wondering because, i see allot of people giving props to echo, and zoo for there fames, and was wondering which is best.] Thanks, -Jax-

Hmm.. Echo and Zoo are not the only ones www.gubikes.com does not work either, hopefully this will be rectified in the near future.

What do you think are best? I like Echo frames, they seem to be rather strong and reliable. Yet, ZOO! frames are light and have a good geometry. This is just my opinion what do you think? Thanks, -Jax-