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Rear rim is just a random wheel from a dabomb schoole 05 and the pads are orangy red ones from Ebay these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Magura-Rim-Brake-Pads-Orange-HS11-HS22-HS33-HS66-HS77-/200472291914?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item2ead146a4a#ht_889wt_912.

Thankyou very much i will get some today and be riding again soon hopefully.

Tried that last night did not work its still about 3 mil away from touching, my rim is quite thin though cheers for the help though.

I was just wondering if these could be turned around so the brake was closer to the rim, I have a 19 inch Onza blade 09 and no matter how I set up the brake it just does not quite touch the rim, any replies are much appreciated. Thanks.

Ok have you tried emailing diamondback and seeing if they could send you out a new one? Or even getting them to give you the model letter so you can find a new one?

hi I had pretty much the same problem only mine snapped, your best bet is probaby to give tarty a ring and they should be able to sort you out with a new one, failing that ebay if you know what model it is your after. hope this helps you.

good video, good riding I really enjoyed watching it.

Hi I have found that if you use a paving slab or something of equal ish length and do an endo then try and force your back wheel down and lift your bars up your rear wheel will nine times out of ten land where your front wheel was then its just a case of practice practice practice and move on to smaller higher objects dont blame the bike it will hurt you . Hope this helped.

Hi to all I just had a thought that because the nice weather is finally here, Would anyone be willing to come and ride Morecambe on Saturday the 5th of June? It has Fun for all both natural and street. I think the easiest place to meet is Morecambe train station and for all those Traveling by car there is a car park across form the train station that is £3.20 for all day If there is anything I have forgotten please don’t hesitate to remind me Hope to see you there

will do

Can I just ask are you the Tom brook that used to go to cadets on pedder street If so why have we not ridden together yet ? sorry for jacking the topic :$

Hi everyone, I would just like to say a huge thankyou to Danny butler and Ben slinger for coming down to morecambe yesterday, and showing the people there what trials is really about i am now inspired to ride again so cheers guys. and hopefully morecambe will get some more local riders for me to ride with. Again many thanks, Tom

Hi I have just checked the back and there is no letter. I shall give Tarty a call and see if they can sort me out a new one thankyou for the quick replys.

Hi to all, whilst out riding today I snapped my rear mech hanger and I don't have a clue how or where to get a new one it is for a diamondback tekiya frame. any help would be much appreciated thankyou

Good song good riding what more is there to say.

Personally I think the extra three inches is a godsend, the amount of times i have nearly ruined my "manhood" is unreal trials ***

I know its a shame really because the promenade going towards Heysham has got some nice stuff to ride and the rocks at Heysham are still amazing thankyou for the reply good to know people still visit and its not just where the older generation of people reminiss.

Hi there, There used to be alot of people that used to ride in Morecambe. I have just started up again after a stupid injury that was my fault so i have no one to blame but myself. But im back and more eager to ride than ever, so if anyone does still ride Morecambe or Heysham or even Lancaster for that matter please reply here thankyou.

i have a kmc chain and there pretty strong ill get one again

The t-mag is a nice bike but my personal opinion would be the t-pro. Are you just starting? if so the t-pro would be the ideal starter bike. Tom

you could try holding your brakes with one finger its easier to hold a brake with one rather than two tom

1 ride at the object slowly 2 put your front wheel on top of it 3 when your front wheel is on top of it pull your front brake 4 lean forwards untill you think your going to go over the bars. 5 release the front brake this will make your back wheel drop 6 pull up on your bars when the back wheel hits the object 7 put your back brake on. 8 hop about a bit 9 ride off smiling 10 KEEP PRACTISING

saw or hamer and flat screwdriver to make a slit in the top of the bolt then you can use the fat headed screwdriver to take it out hope this works