Bike addict

Hi. Im looking for a small section of braided hose for my hs33. Its the peice that connects the two calipers together on the rear. I cant find any on tarty or anything like that so please help me out!! cheers guys (and gals)

I cant see pictures

get the GU, its floaty light and is really easy to manouver.do it!! I ride a mod but i have a mte thats got a GU typhoon 26" and it is well nice

I know who you mean. Its when homer has that crazy dream about finding his soulmate and he has to follow that gay turtle

Hi Danny. Welcome to the forum. good first post mate but try to use full stops.

Hi mate. If you can call it a sport, i do trampoline biking, trampolining and Dirt jumping.

i try my best to wear my helmet all the timne but when im just messin about on curbs i don't wear it. its when the bigger stuff comes along that i put my lid on

i do, i mostly listen to rock, metal etc i think that it does help me concentrate a lot

My first big gap (only a metre and a half but, it was worth remembering)

That is one mint video!!!!!!!! Whats with the bike battle in the middle???????????still, worth watching

Gusset bastards, had em' a while myself, good comfy grip, can't go wrong

koxx browns. had em a year, never let me down

Nice. You can tell how 'floaty' light the gu is just from watching that vid

I had the exact same problem. Resolution- Buy a complete half link chain worked for me

I believe the white puss like liquid is a mix of a severely deformed bruise and some sort of milk like substance scientifically speaking, that is chaps

Never really measured it but i think its either 6-7ft or 9 crates but, my memory aint the best soooo

I agree with this kid, she makes the funniest noises when she throws the cats

Hi jared. When i got my first ever trials bike, i built it up myself. whether or not the price has gone up now or not i don't know but i kitted mine out with fully basic onza parts(apart from the wheelset, chain and bb), and 2 magura's off of ebay for around £30 each somehow. Just try your best to build one id say because at least then, its a sort of "one-off" jobbie ain't it?

Wouldn't you need electricity for an angle grinder? anyways try sawing it off depending on its thickness

I'd go for normal magura oil. its less hassle.

If you are wanting a 26" frame, try leeson. they make good quility frames from what ive heard.

They are a really smooth ride. They are really really light and easy to handle. It's a good choice mate, go for it

I keep my pride and joy locked up in a secure workshop

Welcome to the forum mate