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WIN. I was right, and I didn't look at that before posting.

Generally, taller people like bigger bikes, and smaller people shorter bikes. However, it's not always the case. Personal preference, which is why you'd need to try them out for yourself.

Keep an eye out on ebay. You'll need to get validated before you can buy or sell on here, which is a security measure, so it's not a good idea to try. Do you prefer the feel of a BMX or a mountainbike? That will often give you the answer to whether you want a mod or a stock, 26" bike. Mod IS short, for modified, as in modified bmx. Originally, mod bikes were custom jobs where people modified bmx bikes to make them better for trials. Stock, on the other hand... back when trials was a young sport, people found that montainbikes were good for trials as they came, so they could be ridden stock, standard.

It might take a while to update on ebay. Check again tomorrow, perhaps, and if it's still doing it, talk to ebay about it.

INCORRECT I can still see it.

Hehe Tell us how it goes! I've wondered a couple of times why trials riders don't have tubeless tyres, what with the weight savings and all.

Hehe, a mod is a trials bike with 20 inch wheels. A lot of your initial questions could be answered by the wiki, so check it out. What else would you like to know?

You're welcome to come along and see. Do you not have a bike, then? We have more mod riders than anything else. I'm not one though, I'm sensible.

I've got new forks, Echo Control forks, so I'll get a couple of pics up of those tomorrow, I reckon.

I think you can get a decent job of it, providing you do a good job. Lol. You need to use primer, then 2 or 3 coats of paint, and then lacquer. That's what would happen if it was done properly.

I'd not buy a 24" to use as a dirt jump bike as well.

I would've used less failing clips and more successful ones.

I've got a H-dog, a rockhound. I did at one point have it on rigid forks on the front, and... No, don't do it. The bb is at like -30 lol. If you want a bike like that, buy a base ta26, they're going on tartybikes for £76, which looks to me like an absolute steal.

Mm, if you do it it will only really ever turn out matt.

He's got a point. It's all about what YOU bring to the music. I don't play many other people's music. I find it difficult to. Partly because I'm not very good, and partly because I believe it's easier to play your own stuff, because you thought of it, it comes naturally to you. Playing like someone else, their music, you need to absorb their style. Something like that, I know it's a big excuse

That's the wrong one? CRC have none of them in stock, which is shit. My bb7 is a 180 one, but I put it on my echo forks and it sat too far out. SO, what I did was, take some of the washers out, which brought the caliper in. I've got only one of the washers in at the moment, on each bolt, so it sits just nicely there. Try it?

I can't read sheet music for guitar, and know little theory for it. I still enjoy playing it, and especially, coming up with my own stuff.

I'm not sure how possible it is to do matt black OR shiny black. I can do you black. Quick one.

Manuals, or possibly what I named a twin80. I can't do it up or down shit yet, but I'll learn it eventually.

I could, but I don't want to do it right now. Do you have any more pics?

I know what you're doing, and it won't work, I'm solid as a rock, besides, I'm behind 7 proxies.

I'm talking about the lack of animal avatar

Cock, no-one cares if it's too far to ride your boxx.

You rebel, you.