cai

I was thinking of doing the same thing, as my mech hanger has just snapped! And carn't be arsed to buy a new one I'm going for a 74kings tensioner now though, as there require no mech hanger

Can someone please tell me, are any of those in the intermediate/blue courses?

None of them Go for Atomz pads, or NECO red's. Me and Ozzy run them on a smooth, on the rear, and find they're both amazing!

Lush, thats so nice! It needs just a touch more red, eg. red 'pimp my pedals', or a red maggura hose?

I love the feel of my Try-all 25.4 and my Viz forged. They're bothe around the 165 x 40, and 170mm x 35. (both with 'low-rise bars', such as Echo low-rise, or Try-all Replicas) Feels goood

Go to vee Or why not try some pads more adapted to a dull/dead grind, like the NECO yellows?

Whats wrong with your Try-all ? Last I checked there quality rims! I've got an Echo and a Try-all for the rear, and they have both 'rimed out' on many occasions and become un-true - but neither have ever dented or buckled! Just the Echo are heavier

Here's the link to the 2006 ones - http://www.selectbikes.com/index.php?act=v...p;productId=127 The Python stickers say Craig Lee Scott on them, and the Pitbull stickers say Neil Tunni on them.

lol. Are Onza producing any more 24" frames/ccomponents/bikes? What with the 'pro-series' nothing has been mentioned for the 24" side of life

Yeah, BB7's are the dog's dangly's!

Post a Wiki on this please

The majority of the time it's only based on weight. Is this a particularly heavy bike? Such as the T-bone

Not right now, but I'll have a little search. On the Hans Rey site it says, theres a trailer/sample vid - here or you can purchase it $19.95 - here But obviously its for free on Extreme Sports

Proberly not, since they/Tensile just made a chain tensoner for mech hangers. Thers no point putting one of your own products out of buisness

There's no crank bolts They look petty, proberly rather expensive!

All of my Avid V's are between 10cm - 10.7cm (SD3, SD7, Ultimate). Not much help there for you then

I was flicking through the channels last night, and stumbled across this; No Way : The Hans Rey Story This documentary chronicels the life to date of Hans Rey, who is widely considered the pioneer of extreme mountain biking It's been shown on the 'Extreme Sports Channel' for the past couple of nights, at 8.00pm and 3.00am. It begins with him getting his first bike, then modifying it to replicate a Moto-trials bike. Then he starts comps in Germany, and eventually ends up overseas riding for 'Team GT'. It show wow GT decided there sales would go up more when Hans rode 26" over his mod. And then has footage of him in Jamaica attempting to ride/hop up a step river, in Japan going through a forest to try and find a 'lost tribe' that according to Hans fell to earth 12,000 years ago (he was then stopped from searching any further, when the Japanese government admitted the tribe does excist ), and in many other countries. He also shows him preforming Trials, Downhill, and Dual Slalom back in the day! And moments with his wife and family. It's a great watch, as its only on for an hour, and it covers every aspect of Hans' 36 year old life! Cai

As many as I want too, untill I get tired or bored - and I get bored rather easy

Joe, I actually love the white the've been painted as. Don't change 'em, atleast not the Ice , I've got my eyes on one http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....st&id=24096 Lush :$

Youtube! or TrialsTube!

My Giro Havoc has served me well, light, comfy, £40, and they don't look to bad on the eyes either. Although mines a medium, large could look abit distorted

Just buy a metal TPA, since I brought my HEN ones all my problems with TPA's have gone

They look lush! Has anyone tested these yet? Also what is the weight on those bad boys/rims?

CRV's There £19, but come in CNC backings, and are amazing on a light grind/dying grind.