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Brought them in silver :L Yeah x

As in BMX style street? Or TGS street? As TGS = T-rex Where as BMX = Zoot

I voted 'so so' as I think its a good idea, but still doesn't look that great - maybe in real life it would look better? After seeing this though my thoughts have changed... ...the 'black & green' one looks awsome, and the 'white & meh' coloured one should be 'white & blue'

Risers... I'm currently running DMR Wingbars, they have 3" of rise

He ment get an Inspired because they have a seat I love my 24UK, never leaving 24" now! Its got my hooked...

I seriously love low bb's on a stock - they feel amazing!!! My Levelboss is like +5mm, so I voted 5-10mm

Get Dave to make you an Inspired with 'horizontal dropouts' that'll sort out everything...

As soon as the chain stretches it'll feel wank! Why not get a 74Kingz? that'll be pretty out of the way and light... Also 18:15 is a stock gearing, it'll feel far too light on a 24" - 18:13/14 should be nice!

Couple of thoughts here... not sure if they should have 's' 'ies' or simply 'pads' after them? Yellows Peach Corn Macoroni Butter Squash Grapefruit Omlet Duck Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly but they are yellow... Whites Ghost Cloud Dove Igloo Rice Skull Swan Polar Edit: I think the names Polar & Solar would be quite cute :$

Atomz Seriously they were brilliant! Never failed me once, and had epic bite & hold - and wore really slowly... I've tryed Neco red's, Zoo!'s and Rock green's (on Ozzys, Andrews and Naths bikes - all on smooths), and none of htem compared to my Atomz Zoos were just terriable, Rocks were okay - good bite, okay hold, wore very quick! And Ozzy's Necos seemed good - but he had alot of problems with them (like they worked sometimes, others not atall, etc...)

Nice looking bike But my A2 rode absolute wank!! Well i guess it wasn't all that bad, just terriable for the things/moves I prefur to do...

No, just no But then again, only the Rock Greens would of worked on a standard smooth rim! Zoo's suck without tar, and CRM's need a light grind For a smooth rim - I recomend Atomz pads, they were just awsome when I last had a maggie (around easter). The whole idea is when it rains smooth rim/pad set-ups will not work!! But a medium - harsh grind with the appropiate pad will still work in the wet Get it now?

Go for it mate I think it sucks how much you guys are judging these new hubs without seeing them in the flesh, or reading a review (and the fact that these are most proberly protos). We shouldn't be discouraging all the new Trials companys - its great more trials buisnesses are showing up now and producing new products, but completely disguarding one of them because they're called 'POO' seems a little stupid!

It also helps mod riders use vee's ...when I rode a Python, I had to use very worn out Creepy Crwalers so the noodle/cable didn't catch on the treads - so the bottom mount would of helped loads!

Echo 07's or DX32's are good for holding a grind

Gusset tank's are pretty beef ...they way a fair bit though!

Tensile should so make a matching stem that fits into those groves! You know, so you'd never have to allign the stem again Would be sweet - but I'd imagine that'll never happen, as if the forks wern't bang on the stem would be pointing off in a random direction

They can come with the 4-bolt mounts either on the front or the rear 'The 4-Bolt version of this fork may have the brake mount fitted to the front or rear of the legs, if you have a preference please note this on your order and we will do our best to accommodate it'

Cheers Ali

Ermm... no! I seriously have to turn that lttle knob (to get the right lever feel) about once every week - not every 5 minites. Then about every month I set up my pads again, and pull the cable through a little bit. I just loves my vee they're so reliable. My BB7 on the other hand, I'm always adjusting that every couple of minites - turning the outside knob, because I think the cable is stretching? Doesn't happen with my vee though

Cheers bey!I'll get the forks sorted first, then look into a new seat set-up.. I'm in need of a 30.9mm seatpost then - so that Inspired one won't fit >.<

I'd buy SD7 arms (£15 on 'Chain reaction cycles'), an SD7 lever (£13 for a set on 'Cycle Surgery'), Clarkes cable (£4 from Tarty) Then some Plazmatic CRV's or Rock blues off Tarty (£19), and run them on a light grind... Would be epic!! And would only cost £50 brand new - you could proberly picck that up for around 20-30 pound second hand off here

Dunno if this is what you ment, but my seatpost lets me pivot/tilt my seat up and down..