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Black with 'rasta' colours on?

Love this. The old school parts on a brand new frame is just awesome, how does it ride?

Cool video bey!

Very cool! Loved Ali's and Rowan's brakeless videos.

Could just stick with your Planet-X? New isn't always better.. By the way Matt, is it a Jack Flash or a Zebdi?

Luke and Ozzy both have a point here: If you're looking to ride comps on this 'new bike' and when you not at comps your riding on rocks, then by all means the Echo is the better bike. The Inspired in comparison will feel awkward on rocks due to the geometry not being centered around that sort of riding, and it'd weigh more than the Echo too. Likewise if you mostly ride on the street and enjoy doing something different to just doing static moves and hopping around on the rear wheel then get the Inspired. The Echo will be more difficult to do anything involving a bit of motion (roll-ups, taps, spins, etc..), and the Echo will be more fragile. To some up: Comps, natural, static moves, lightness = Echo. Street, rolling moves, fun, durability = Inspired.

I can't find one! Every high bottom bracket frame I've ridden makes me feel uncomfortable on 2 wheels (unless it has a massive stem fitted, which surely negates the point of having a high bottom bracket?) a high BB also makes tapping so much more difficult for me. I think anything between 0 and +30 is a nice bottom bracket height, in my opinion anything higher takes the fun out of trials.. Hope you make the right choice Matt

Skye every time..

Cheers bey

Some big lines in their Kerr, i especially liked the bollard gaps!

Love the 'Bike Builder', I'll never have the money to buy a complete build in one go but for those who do I'm sure this is a handy feature! It'd be cool if there were some software out that'd let you guys take a picture of each individual component and then it could Photoshop whatever someone orders together into a picture..

New video added..

I first heard this song on Ice Age, guess its on Matilda too?

Cheers. Matilda?

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As said above; its got to be the Z610 HX 3/32". My advice is to 'put the pin back through' on the chain using a chain tool instead of using a split link. Over the years I've only ever snapped chains at the split link, I've never snapped one when it's had the pin back through..

I'd stick to an Avid disk over an aftermarket disk, any of these would do the job. I've used both the 185mm G2 rotor and the 185mm G3 rotor with my BB7's and they work well Avid G2: Avid G3: Edit: Avoid any of the 'floating disks' in my link, they are generally no good for trials.

Ummmm..

Looks awsome! Is there much difference between that colour and the Hope Team Green colour? I'd love a Team Green bike

Looks really good in that video! I thought the CSC brake would be quite complicated to set-up, but that looks easier than a Magura.

Currently have an '05 Pitbull in the shed which I'm thinking of building up (can any body tell me which year this one is? I think its either an '05 or an '06).. This is my old '07 long Pitbull with 116mm vertical dropouts. This rode so nicely.. EDIT: I also had an '05 long Python a while back with all the usual parts - zoo mod stem, zoo forks, etc.. can't find any photo's of that though

Sweet design of the calipers, having the mounts built in will surely reduce flex. I imagine setting it up would cause a few headaches though..

Looks like somebodys put TNN stickers on an old set of Pashley forks..