that NBR dude

Dave Dave Dave, useless!! I'll get a calendar on the site asap, lifes a touch busy at the moment.

It does actually. I have the same amount of skill now, as they did when they first started riding. Get in!!

jelousy is a dangerous thing!! That is so nice Chris, definitely got to ride soon!!

Without that bike, none of us would be sitting here today

Yes responsibility sucks doesnt it!! Have to catch up on msn soon

Awesome Rich. You managed to achieve what not a lot of people can do, make an interesting natural video. The tune was absolutely spot on, and fitted so well with your style. Cant wait to see the next strret video, I know it will be off the hook!!! Andy

They are really old echo ones

Those are some damn sweet pics Joe!! Looks like I went off with the wrong group

Sony Alpha A700, with Sony 18-70mm f3.5 lense and Sigma EF 500 DG ST Slave flash

... and pure commitment knowing you had to do it once Dave did.

Nothing special really, bit too busy and hectic to get any real shots, so heres 5 of the usuable ones I managed to take today.

Dont you go blaming me for your ammusing expressions. I purely take the photos, you're responsible for how much of a berk you look...

Well its almost as I want it now, just want to change the front tyre and the forks over now. I know it has Koxx stickers on it, but I have some original ones on the way, and it looked far too plain without so I used what I had around.

I dont quite think you understand. I dont know when you started riding, but for us old age pensioners its a reminder of where we began. Bikes like these are a part of our history, and we like to look back at that remember the good times. I totally respect people for building up bikes like this, as it keeps our past alive, and helps people appreciate where their sport came from

haha yea! I will agree most of the poeple are canadians whos head are stuck so far up their own arses....... But there are occasionally some pretty photos

That actually looks pretty cool. Could be worth considering something like that. Im not suprised Pinkbike was in the top 10. Just recently reached the 2,000,000th photo added

Power to the people!! Now that brings back memories, Powerpro cranks, DMR ringthings, Shimano DX-vbrakes, IRC Elgatos. My first frame was a GT Zaska 16", RST 221 suspension and Suntour tripple chainset. Back then, a DMR Sidekick was considered a top notch trials frame. People didnt moan about geometry, you just got on and rode whatever you could get hold of. Nick, I reckon an Old Skool trials ride should be done! No Hydraulic brakes, nothing under 14" frame, and FSA cranks.

I think Akrigg proved thats not neccessary! Looking cool Steve, we need to teach these young whipper-snappers a lesson about real trials bikes Speak soon

Aiiii Fred, rockin' dude!! loving the lines. Good vid, more please Chris! Oh and get yo' asses down to Poole soon bi'atches

Looks really nice, and sleek!Always wanted one of these. Tailwhips...?

Seasons does look amazing. Theres laods of trailors on Pinkbike. May have to invest in this one. You're right though Jonny, Roam was pretty rubbish.

I would suggest if you can, trying them on first, as I have found the TSG and the Pro-tec have very different fits. I had a TSG and felt it sat on top of my head a little more than the Pro-tec. The Pro-tec sits much nicer. All depends on the shape of your head.

I'll be going this year, but from the look of that line up, Im thankful DMR are paying, not me. Seems to get worse every year for trials. Eventually it wont be included.

Yea nice one biggy!! Smooth as always, and the Coust is looking mighty fine too!! Have to hook up again soon for a ride, been ages! take it easy dude