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    • basstrials
      Getting on a bike

      By basstrials · Posted

      Hi there,a bit strange question maybe but how do you get on a bike on uneven or flat ground in order to trackstanding?What exactly do you do to stay in desired position without or little movement?Both brakes or not?What foot positioning? Correction hops? Any tips would help. Have a nice time.
    • Ali C
      Rear Hub Spacing Standards on New Frames

      By Ali C · Posted

      I disagree, I think there’s still some big changes that could happen…I can imagine carbon frames designed with some built in vertical flex that acts like a spring. I currently see trials as pole vaulting with a completely stiff pole, imagine how high you could jump if the bike could be slightly preloaded and then unleashed, like a more specifically designed tyre preload.   i do agree that all brands using 135mm hubs would be nice though!
    • alexmark
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    • craigjames
      Rear Hub Spacing Standards on New Frames

      By craigjames · Posted

      Rear rims have followed a fairly similar design for quite a while now. So unless something crazy and new comes along, I don't see that changing. Stick to 135mm it works for all different sized wheels, one size is cheaper for bike and component manufacturers, it also opens up the choice in aftermarket hubs. I think from a design and materials point of view, that we've reached peak trials bike, it will just be incremental improvements. Maybe more parts produced by additive manufacturing using exotic materials?
    • La Bourde
      Rear Hub Spacing Standards on New Frames

      By La Bourde · Posted

      Agree. I think it would be much better for all brands to stick on some standards. Just for the sake of completeness, the 142mm standard is the same as 135 regarding chain line or disc placement. They only add 3.5mm on each side to lead the hub within the frame rear ends (which is a nice feature, it makes installing the wheel easier, but far from necessary) Not sure a wider hub will increase a lot the stiffness of the wheel. I guess the current rims lack stiffness.  
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