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Hey guys, Just thought i would join the thread and post a few edits i have done of myself : James

Could i get any opinions on the monitor i put up aswell. Would be good to hear what you guys thought about it

I'm looking for one myself for christmas and stumbled across this on Ebuyer. It looks great http://www.ebuyer.com/product/142909 Its got a 5 star rating, fantastic reviews. 10000:1 contrast ratio, response time of 2ms. And it just generally looks like a good monitor. Its the one i certainly have my eye on at the moment as i cant find anything better You could also try Novatech for computer parts

I'd sure love to have a go it this, but not being around the trials scene much i have no idea what fluffy bunny is Anything would help, old designs, logos etc James

Streetlight manifesto - Everything went numb! And its now just switch to Streetlight Manifesto - Point/Counterpoint

There are various interactive things you can do with slicing. Using fireworks various "behaviours" can be added to each slice such as rollovers or image changes. They really are very useful. But i do also use divs for various flash movies etc and other images. I do believe this can be done in photoshop i have just never done so myself. The good thing about fireworks and dreamweaver is they are linked. So when in dreamweaver you can highlight the whole thing and there is an option to transfer of to fireworks, do the editing you wish, and just hit the "Done" button and you will be taken back to dreamweaver. There you will see all the changes you made in fireworks appear on the file in dreamweaver. Fantastic bits of software

Dude, do you have Fireworks? If so, just create the look/layout you want exactly how you want it to look, then used the slice tool to define any buttons etc. Export the file to a "HTML & Images" file. Open it up in dreamweaver and you have it looking exactly like you did in fireworks Hope it helps a little James

Really really enjoyed that video! Some awsome riding there.

Will definatly keep my eye open on here. And will have a look at some of the sites mentioned. Thanks for the help so far guys

OK, so I brought a MAD Phase 1.2 recently and i have been recormended to change the rear hub as the current one found on the bike is not to good. So I went on Tartybikes for a browse and found the rear hubs. I dont really have to much to spend on one, so I found these which looked the perfect price(the top 5): http://tartybikes.co.uk/search.php?category_id=148 But I was just curious as to whether anyone had used one and could lend their knowledge. Would this hub be reliable, strong etc. And they all look the same but which would be the best to go for? Thanks James

Ok guys, as some of you may know a little while ago i was asking about bikes to buy etc and i decided to purchase myself the MAD Phase 1.2 After getting on it i am finding it alot harder to pick up the moves i could do on my 20" before. Do you have any tips for me on what i could start with etc? I am currently just trying to get to grips with gap to front wheel but just on the floor at the moment. but i am really struggling with my sidehops. James

Well i used to ride one of those green LE onza t-birds back in the day, but was never really to good at it xD Also i have about £300-£350 to spend and dont really know what i can get for that kind of money in both the stock and mod areas. Theres a pretty awsome deal on in Evanscycles at the moment, the Phase 1.2 at £350

Ah yeah man, i was thinking it was more personal preference. Just wanted to know how you guys made your choices. Are moves easier or just as hard on 26". I would have imagined they were much harder with the larger wheels. James

Ah yeah, my friend was saying 26" is a bit better. I was considering the phase 1.3/1.2 as a 26" bike and the onza zip 09 as a 20" (when it came out) Cheers btw Ash James

Ok i am sorry, i am sure you hear this day in day out on here. But i am finding it hard to make a choice between a mod or a stock. Just wanted to know how you guys decided what you wanted to ride and the pro's and cons of both? For any help i am around 5 11" but dont know if that would generally affect bike size choice. Any help is really appreciated. Cheers James

Aha hey man, where you working? And if you can get it cheaper then evans we may have to have a work

Yeah might consider doing that this weekend. Maybe hopefully walk away with one Cheers for the help Nick and everyone else

Thanks for that Nick mate. The 1.3 does look good to me. Just worried about jumping onto a 26" trials when i am used to 20", but this was a long time ago xD On the 1.3 in Evans, i see a disc on the front. Was just wondering how durable this disc will be and will it need changing. also might buy a hs33 for the rear. As you may see from my other recent thread i may also be looking to drill my own rims. I luckily have an Evans cycles right up the road on Center MK so could purchase in store. James

I wouldn't mind having a look if you dont mind kazster. Feel free to add me on artist.in.theambulance@hotmail.co.uk Cheers James Anyone got any other ideas for around £300. Stock or mod, eithers fine. But i think i would sway more towards mod as its what i used to ride.

Wanted to see what you guys thought about this bike. I used to ride an onza t-bird along time ago and wanted to have a stab at trials again. I have been browsing for both mod and stock and this caught my eye. Just wanted to see what you guys thought on the bike. I have about £300 to spend so any guidance would be awsome Heres a link to the diamondback: http://www.diamondback.co.uk/bikedetails.aspx?ID=64 Cheers James

This is probably a reeeally nooby question. But i was wondering, is it possible to get the same effect as manufatured drilled rims when doing it yourself? Any helps appreciated. Thanks James