Trials Punk

dave! sidewalls not flexing inwards are they? ps. on a zoo 26" now........

I'm basing this on memory alone. Wheelbase: 1025mm BB Rise: 0mm Chainstay length: 390mm (ish) Head angle: 74 deg Not sure about the chainstay length, but it sticks in my mind. (this topic just reminded me about my avatar..........)

For some reason TODY-E just PM'd me a link to the vid, I'm guessing he meant to send it to the people who havn't watched it.........

I thought he was on the koxx 109 ffw? Might be wrong, couldn't really see it clear enough.

Out of curiosity, what DVD is it from?

Someone uploaded it? Does not take a genious to work that one out.

He's excited? Looking good man, zoo brothers init! Keep the forks, just maybe change the zoo decals. Or just leave it as it is and ride the feck out of it!

If you just ride mainly in the dry, the dmr tyres are a good choice, used mine for ages with no problems.

If its a small hairline crack you could always drill a VERY small hole to help prevent the crack from spreading any further. Failing that, if its only a small amount of area that needs welding you could get that done, but I wouldn't ride it for too long welded as the welding will make the material more brittle.

A tip for you. At west wales bike trials they've got all of the obsticles on pallets, so you can use a truck to move them about easily. Nice idead if you want a bit of variation.

My mate had his stolen the same way, he was on his way back to reading from bristol! Had a planet-x stolen from the bike carrdidge. Apparntly the train company wouldn't pay out. Also, train companys don't like you locking your bikes up as it holds them up (although you could get in the carridge, close the door so the train can depart then walk through the guards room, but thats against their rules.....).

I found that. The trials market seems to have moven away from 36 spoke wheels, maybe its due to weight fanatics. I still run a 36h rear, try all hub and echo rim. Quite a heavy wheel but its stiff and strong.

No, the new members section is for new members who are likely to ask the same questions over and over without using the search function, like "whats the best brake pads/forks/skin tight jeans?". I've never seen this question pop up before. Maybe through the registration process it explains to you what the text under the avatar is, but if it does not i don't see an explenation elsewhere.

Someone does one thing wrong and they should be de-validated? You numpty. He only asked a question, he's got an answer. Maybe he could have put it in Chit Chat but it was a valid question.

Dam right! You need to see what those ducks can lay down mind!

I did buy a few bits and bobs from you, just not the hub. Had the echo rim, bb, cranks, bashguard and a few other bits. So you were half right lol,

Cheers. Their the only bars I had, but I seem to get on with them alright. Eventually get some trialtechs on there so I've got the same on the 24" and stock. Easier to go from one to the other.

Feels quite stiff to me, but I havn't really ridden many others. I don't think its as stiff as the older pitbulls. Cheers, I'll take good care of that hub

Some of the bits I already had Frame was £220 All the other bits came to about £400 ish

After riding 24" for about 4 years on and off, I decided to get a 26" again, but one that had more than a 1040 WB....... Specs are Zoo Pirahna Long Pashley forks (with matching hoodie!!!) Try all BB Try all Cranks Echo SL FW Because bashguard (i think) DMR V8's Try all H rear laced to an echo urban (36h) Hope front laced to a megamo front rim Brisa bar and stem Closest I could get to a Zoo.......... The rocks I was going to ride are going in brambles, so had to settle for a world record drop......... Rides a bit different to the Leeson!!!!!!!!!!!!

As above, the 2.4" rubber queen is pushing it! My mates got the 2.4", felt really nice on the rear but pinch puncture resistance was rubbish! Plus narrow tyres on wide rims feel weird.....

Click Some stuff in there but not much. Why not get a 36 h rim? (i know the choice is shite to be honest). Got an echo urban, seems fine to me!

Hi Martin, I've been dealing with a guy from Austria recently, bought a hub off him. wimmeretz I'll send him a message now, point him towards here.

Sorry, I think your the close minded one! How is anybody meant to determine which is better? Its just a picture you can't tell shit from it. I cant see how the white industries freewheel is "OBVIOUSLY" inferior. A few people question the hub for use in proper trials as it has not been tested, and you start defending it like its your baby! Fan boy?

I'm a fan of percussive maintenance myself.