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Its mine yes... i swaped a echo rim and a echo lever against the frame.... It rides mint... and its realy light... TPA = Homemade....

TOTALWEIGHT: 8.6kg The frame only is 1.7kg.... pretty light if u ask me Going to drill it more down laters....

haha, that first railmove was smooth

it looks like its copied from a video is it ready soon?

As everyone else have said, in a shorter way! The video SUX! intro=1minute on 20 letters.... wtf? Music was SHIT! And some of the clips lasted WAY to long. Riding was ok.

updated the fist (stupid) post!

i find it easier to do on a higher place than a curb.... if its low its harder.... i belive the key is to have a litle speed and body weight over the bars

That is one SICK move!!!!

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Sorry, but im a westcoast fan neat vid

im 24 now... ive been riding since i was 22 dont f**king quit!!!

i wrote a review in norwegian on my forum, i will translate it laters... bit drunk now

Introduction: A few weeks ago i recieved a package from the norwegian dealer of northwave. After a few pics was posted in the "news" section on TF i was FRECKING exited to test this monsters Since last summer i had been riding Viz shoes... and i was pretty much pissed off and f**king tired of PLASTIC soles... First impression: I got a REALY good first impression when i opened the package and saw what was inside! The shoes did not have normal shoelaces that always come untied and get in the way, but a uniqe "snap-on-lace-system" Plug and play!! Its covered by velcro so it wont get in the freewheel etc... On the back of the shoe, there is some plaststic to protect the heel. The shoes look professional... cant be compaired to Viz, Try-All etc.... The Shoe: The rubber inder the shoe is medium hard and got a deep pattern. The rubber is thicker and harder than the Try-All shoes, witch makes the shoe last way longer! The grip is not as good as the Try-All's but livingtime makes up for the less grip.... After almost 2 weeks of riding i cant see that the shoe is worn under (Welgo magnesium pedals) The Try-All showed usage after 1 day! The shoes was a bit stiff and hard in the beginning, but now the are REALY comfy... The Snap-on-lace system work realy well. I guess everyone that had Try-All got problems with taking them of. The Avalanche shoe makes this super easy. it takes 10 seconds to take them on and off.... The shoes are supporting the ancle realy well..... they are a bit higher than try-all's. Its a good feeling that they protect the foot! The price in norway is around 1000 NOK (£85) Yes the price is a bit stiff... But i can guarantee that you will be satisfied. The shoes is WAY better than everything ive tried before. Overall: - Look! They LOOK awsome! - Protective heel - Amazing snap-on-laces - Good rubber under the shoe (medium hard, thick good pattern) - Price is a bit high (but they are still worth it) - It takes a few days before they feel comfy

Braided hose got smaller inside diameter.... its a completly different hose than standard maggie hose..... And then the original magura bits wont fit.... U can buy "plug and play" braided hose from tartybikes... (they make them for you) Chainreactioncycles also sell braided hose sets realy cheap...

U use the exact same tool as on BB removal...

thank you for that one....! exactly what i was thinking... I have run my try-all rage bars since i had my monsterboy (over a year).... they have been trough so much abuse...! I belive Koxx is one of the best manufacturer of biketrials.... (if u dont look at the price) Look at the finish on the frames, look at the design, look at the geo, look at the weight.... Dont come up to me and say DENG product can be compaired to koxx.... no f**kING way. I dont think ive seen one COMPO (with top riders) that runs echo bike....

you win i found some pics of the brake a while ago... and yes... its for a motorbike http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....howtopic=111670

Dumbasses Youtube Video -> Original Video

+1

do they only sell them complete or is it posible to buy only a frame?

LORD! i assume when u are 18-20 years u will be the best in UK

That will be awsome cant even wait...

I miss seeing videos of him.... i think he should sort out a new one soon! So amusing rider to watch

That was the first model...

1. Ive sold them to some of my friends, because i can run 4 at the same time.... They have not complained yet, and they are still running strong! 2. i have my personal storage....just in case