Trials Punk

Right brant just confirmed for me, that the new MK6 zebdis shall be in 4 weeks time. No geometry changes and I asked him if anything else was being changed and there was nothing mentioned.

True, so does anybody know anything about it, I still havn't got a reply and joes been waiting for one for a day.

Well, I can't afford anything else, if I had the money I would get a koxx, or coustelleir.

I can't really do much else, unless I went for a MAD but, I don't. SO I might aswell get the MK6. Just e-mailed PX no reply in 15 min.

Does anyone have a roguh Idea when this frame will be out, I can't find any info on the frame right now can somebody please help?

I like the look of them, and judging by how nice their brakes sound. I like it :S

Thats what I use, put the wheel in a vice, and spin the wheel the direction of the disk rotation and it ends up minted.

Well, just to say I was running my tyres at 20psi the other day and rimmed out dropping of 6 foot.

when I first started this post I was using 50 PSI, god how wrong was I, now I use 25psi. Much better and dosn't rim out that much

Heres a few pics of my bike in sunny old wales, ermmmmm. The redness. My bike, perfect, I looooove it. Bliss, with the trials garden in view, gap wall to wall, up the slates, on the wall and drop off.

t I done mind cos it's usually wet theese days.

I use a Mavic 717XC very good rim for smoothish street riders as long as you keep the wheel true and the spokes tight.

Pedals Gusset Magneisium Trials Pedal £25.00

Heres the link for it, All you questions should be answered HERE.

Apparantly it is very good. I will find a post about it now.

I've used a wire brush fitting on an angle grinder, just take the disk off and put the wire brush on, really light compared to a proper grind but gives u an advantage if you don't want to slaughter your rims to much.

I live in caerphilly next to cardiff, I've even got u on my msn mark.

I have the problem only when I'm walking, but thats not often, not great pain but enough to notice.

I reckon the best rim for the rear for street is the Mavic D521, it takes loadsa abuse and has never failed me for the 1 and a hlaf years I've had it, still perfectly true, and the spokes are all nice and tight. For natural though wider rims would be better for more grip and stability.

I reckon the best rear brake set up you can have is plaz pads, with ones side of the rim lightly ground and the other with a little bit of tar on it, my mate runs it like this and it is perfect, it's soooooo grippy.

I think the best combo is an El Gato on the rear, and a hot s up front, el gato is fine if you use a nice downhill tube, havn't had any pinch flats in ages, really grippy too.