Ross McArthur

Was the LED for you or the viewer? So many cool things in there to mention. Front wheel endos looked like you were on strings.

Haha. cheers. Stay tuned for part 2.

This one?

Including me.

Yea, now that I see it up close like that, there's no doubting that what it is. Just looked like something more interesting.

Entries can be found on the new Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/Bike-Trial-Federation-UK-Ltd-382202498845205/?pnref=story If you don't have facebook, jump straight to the Entry Central page here. https://www.entrycentral.com/britishcuprnd1

It would be good if someone in charge made themselves known and got the dates posted and entry forms available.

That bash on the Pace' tensile cranks looks interesting. Never seen that before. Anyone know what that is?

Seen there is a FB page for the new organisation, so I've "liked" that to see if I can keep up to date on what rounds are when since the web page is down. Also notice Bike trial Federation is now Ltd. Looking forward to checking out its finances online

You always have such ghetto looking bikes. Totally matches your style, riding areas and video production.

Nice one. Added to my first post. I see there is a wee note in there saying the organiser has to put up the entry form? What's the deal with signing on on the day?

Can anyone please provide some more info on what's happening? Entry forms etc? .........Edit: I just have. Bike Trial Federation UK Ltd British Trials Cup Rnd 1 http://www.biketrialfederation.uk We are delighted to announce that the British Bike Trial Cup is back for 2017!, sponsored by Tartybikes The series kicks off this year at the world famous Addingham Moorside venue in Silsden, actually called "The Nab" to Silsdeners. The new custodians of the Bike Trial Federatioin UK Ltd are very excited to be able to host the first National at this world class venue, one that is a huge favourite amongst the Bike Trial scene! Addingham Moorside is littered with rocks in all different shapes and sizes making it ideal for the sport of Bike Trials as well as Motorcycle Trials, and on a good day the views are worth a visit alone! This year sees the start of the new marking out system adopted from European events that makes section routes both clearer to the rider aswell as making it easier to observe due to the whole section being taped and marked for all routes, those who have attended the recent Tyke Trial Club events will I'm sure vouch for this. Permit No: Applied for (AMCA) Date: Sunday 2nd April 2017 Time: 10.30am (Sign On from 9.00am Pre Trial Briefing 10.15am) Venue: Addingham Moorside, Lightbank Lane, Silsden, West Yorkshire, BD20 0NL Entry Fee: £20.00 (payment must be received with entry form) Closing Date: Wednesday 29th March 2017 (entries after this date will incurr a £5.00 surcharge!. Clerk of Course: Tim McParland (07944 992868) Stewards: Robin Morewood, Barry Gawthorpe & Kevin Duke Event Secretary: Chantel McParland (07944 992867) Paper entries: Entries to be addressed to the Event Secretary - 12 Bradley Rise, Silsden, W.Yorks, BD20 9LZ Cheques payable to:- BikeTrial Federation LTD. Classes- Primary 6-10 years White route Primary Senior 11+ White route Novice Under 15 Green route Novice Senior 15+ Green route Intermediate Under 18 Blue route Intermediate Senior 18+ Blue route Cadet Any age Red route (BIU) Expert Any age Red route (UCI) Expert Senior 16+ 50/50 Red Yellow (UCI) Elite Selected only Yellow route (UCI) Timings - The trial begins at 10.30am on Sunday 2nd April with scruteneering and signing on taking place from 9.15am onwards. Our aim is to provide a fun yet competitive and testing event which is well organised, interesting and varied, using the best the local area has to offer, and offering a relaxed and supportive atmosphere for all. Cancelling Entry - Entries cancelled before 29th March 2017 will receive a refund less the EntryCentral charges, and entries cancelled after the 29th will receive 50% refund less the EntryCentral charges After this time we regret there are no refunds. ACCOMMODATION Please visit:- http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/townlisting.asp?town=Silsden Shops, Food and Drink:- Silsden has many food and drink outlets including pubs to visit. CO OP Bridge street BD20 9NX. FIRST AID: First Aid will be on-site throughout the Event. If required the nearest A&E is 3.9 miles at Airedale Hospital Steeton BD20 6TD. Tel 01535 652511 HBS Pharmacy, Silsden health centre, Elliot St BD20 0DG 0.9 Miles Tel 01535 656304 Letters should be addressed to: Tim McParland, 12 Bradley Rise, Silsden, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD20 9LZ. LD3 9DY

Saddle back, shorter stem #lovesbackwheel

You're good at that. You dirty dog!

Haha. @Bessell had quite a similar set up years ago. to be honest I don't think the forks really go. I'd have given you a pass if they were carbon just for being out and out weird. But, whatever eh?

Ahhh, before 180s had to be done out of absolutely everything! Loved the wall ride kicker up the wall. I can remember that and the slow-mo-toboggan as the stand out lines I liked the first time round.

Looks quite cool man. Inspired saddle came out of no where there.

But for serious, that frame kick through made me chuckle. High five, down low, oooohhh, too slow.

Seen my post count mate? 8507. Thats 8507 sarcastic dick head posts over X amount of years its taken for me to destroy the forum. Finally its happening! Glad you took notice.

The mk2 for me is the second silver frame with, as Tony rightly says, a thicker tube design and also a change to the graphics. The first paint job had two very long black and red triangles but the mk2 had triangles which wrapped round the top and bottom of the tubing with a pointed edge. I also agree that with 2.5 azonic dw bars with a 90mm 0deg rise stem, was the bolloks.

I'm sure there is a number of gyms in the greater London area, yes.