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if you expect 2 seasons from a freewheel i honestly do think you expect too much.

only in trials will you see people expecting stuff to last a lifetime yet pay like what £80 for a freewheel? that is nothing when you think how much strain it goes through. yet you still expect it to never break? if its breaks get it done on warrenty its simple. i would defo not hesitate about using one.

i love that the kenda block 8 is getting classed as not too bad, its a shocking tyre, stay well clear.

if you are looking to modify the cranks, i might be able to offer advice. inbox me.

lube up the pistons this will ensure full movement.

looks sick, no doubt be seeing it on podiums this year

loving it, didnt expect those big drop gaps they were sick. after seeing that last drop gap i have all faith in jaf products now

i am sure it could be modified to gain extra threads, just don't use a bashring be fine i would have thought.

i agree with that slightly, but surely that would have only happened if he had made a sudden change in front end up set up. if it was me id go try get it sorted by seeing a doctor/physio etc and rest it.

if its not to bad ride, if you think its too painful get it sorted out. i don't understand why people write stuff like this on a trials forum instead of just seeing a doctor. from your "symptoms" you could have done anything and why would you listen to any tom, dick or harry when it comes to your back!!! which in my opinion shouldn't be f**ked about with. just go see a doctor..

damon breaking parts is not a shock to me, just bed it in an it will fine.

i would get a echo sl no doubts, they are more then good enough for the job. just make sure they are bedded in properly. 3 years out of a freewheel is a bloody good show in my opinion..

well nice that mate!

looking good mate, some nice little spots also

learn with the pallet flipped the other way around first. then turn it that way once you have perfected technique, it looks as if you are going in far to soft. put more power/effort into the swap instead of letting it flop. use your body to really shift the bike.

fair enough, i was just wondering. it would be simple for me to make a few inserts on the lathe perhaps. could be worth a go seen as bars with better shape will take longer to come across!

i found when i first started riding i got it when i wore really thin shoes, i changed to some proper trials biking shoes (try-all) and have never had it since!

is there much of a market for sterror extenders then?

seems spain breeds the 20" riders and france the 26" must be something in the water

i find if i take a break from cycling it does take the for-arms to get back into things, just ride more. they will slowly get used to it. are you brake levers and handle bars at a comfy angle? this could also contribute to soreness and strain on the for-arms.

im sure gilles, vincent, giacomo, aureilian would beg to differ...

all i see is you posting shit, ill be honest.

people like you are whats wrong with trials forum, people give advice and you try and pick up on nitty bitty stuff. what i have written is very clear, and you know what i meant. stop fishing for an argument, and do something constructive instead of being a pleb constantly. people like you are whats wrong with trials forum, people give advice and you try and pick up on nitty bitty stuff. what i have written is very clear, and you know what i meant. stop fishing for an argument, and do something constructive instead of being a pleb constantly.

how about some helpful input instead of rephrasing peoples words

taping it is a lot better idea.