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Hahaa. Do it man

Went out on the comp the other day for the first time in nearly 4 months and got an up to date pic so thought I'd share and there's also a pic of my bmx... both slightly modified but the comp more so than the bmx. Had plenty of fun on the trials bike but the weight difference took abit of getting used to... Should be out on it abit more now and may even film a mixed video on them at somepoint. Apologies for the shoddy pics. . Cheers SPEC frame: onza comp 2010. Modified (hose guides removed, disc tab removed, internal routing, bash mounts removed) forks:echo urban '10's. (disc tab removed) stem: TMS high rise Headset: hope enduro bars: V!Z PRO + entensions - TrialTech foamies Cranks: Echo 7075 175mm BB: Try-All 122.5 Pedals: Try-all VP single cage Front wheel: TrialTech SL rim + Hope mono hub + mutiny DB spokes alu nips. Kenda SB8 tyre, nobbles trimmed. Rear wheel: Try-All hOles rim + Chris King BMX hub + Mutiny DB spokes alu nips. Maxxis creepy crawler, nobbles trimmed. (Front and rear rims ground, drilled, hack saw slots on the sidewalls) Front brake: 09 HS-33 4 finger + Echo TR clamps + TNN CNC backings with ROCK BLUES + Hope braided crossover + alu TPA + water bleed. Rear Brake : 09 HS-33 4 finger + Echo TR clamps + ROCK BLUE CNC's + Monty splitter + water bleed + Alu TPA. Custom Titanium booster. Various ti/alu bolts throughout. cheers.

Done it to my Comp. Never heard the hose rattle in the toptube. It holds itself better than you'd think. It didn't even cross my mind about the hose rattling inside. Thread it up with no olive, shroud nut etc from the back end of the toptube so you haven't got the worry of getting the splitter through either. Just do them like that... But obviously bring it out before the seat tube! Cheers, Court.

I'm pretty sure he will be doing all/most of the custom options like Marino does on his... Very impressed with these after seeing it today dude! Wasn't expecting the stock to be that light and stiff especially for the first one. Ride again soon, and I'll try and get some sort of idea for mine put together.

Sweet video boys, good editing too! Just watching that made me want to ride London again...definitely sometime soon.

I use Double Butted spokes on the rear of my mod myself. I just trim BMX ones down and re-thread them on my spoke thread roller. Never had a problem of them snapping after being re-threaded either, been doing the same to all my rear ones for YEARS now. Usually it still leaves a good section of the butting on there. Give us a shout if you need any man, I can most likely sort you some if you need.

If you haven't managed to removed them yet, you can do it by hitting the face of the steerer tube that's sticking out, and not the top of it. This will shock the tapered split ring out of the top race...after all, hitting it down as you are should in theory only make it harder to remove due to the split ring doing it's job by tightening onto the steerer tube and holding it all together with the more force applied? I think it was a Pig that I was using when I had to do this. That should sort it.

Which direction are you coming from? Either way, you want to head for Sainsbury's petrol station. Go up the hill to the side of it then it'll level off, follow it up onto the next one, you'll see a large lay-by at the top on your left with boulders blocking the entrance to the quarry. Park up there and head through them and enjoy! Will possibly try and head up on Saturday if people are gonna be around.

Awesome video! The first song's, Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek (Roksonix Remix)

Yeah, they'll fit dude. The bolts are M15 as is the axle on the Trialtech lite.

I'm running them on mine. Have been since i've had it, no problems at all. If your mounts are slightly out, just file them flat like on this TNN video.

Yeah, you should be fine mate! Currently running one in my comp with no problems.

Will try and head up for around 11ish all being well

Might be tempted by this, what time you planning on leaving there dude?