Dan Clark

If you're just doing it from Youtube, search google for "youtube to mp3", much much easier that the way you're attempting.

Saracen X-ile (Hell yeah motherf**ker) - Originally black, then resprayed blue into aqua. Koxx Levelboss 1065 - The original one with green graphics, best bike I ever had by far and had it for ages, wish I never got rid of it. Onza T-Rex - The one thats a copy of a Coust. Rode alright but was too long for me really and ended up selling the complete bike for £600 and giving up riding. (Federal Division BMX) (Mutiny Sinister BMX) Ciguena 24" - Massive tax rebate means new bike, haven't got back into trials like I once was, but its a laugh when people are out. Wouldn't mind a new frame though, the chain tensioners are a dick.

You already have a topic about this, why make a new one?

PS2: Downhill Domination (MTB DH) - Rear view racer, can do tricks and such, real bikes and parts, great sense of speed, lot of fun. 8/10

I'll be back in Colchester I'm afraid.

I tried to find some a couple of months ago but failed miserably, the website's been down for years. I think there's a couple of youtube but they are more recent ones.

How has no-one mentioned the trials kings? When I first started I spent hours watching the video's on their website and looking at the photo's. They also seemed to kick start the street scene over here, whereas Ashton/Hawyes and even Tongue back then were more natural based. Also big shout to Dave Dennis for bashguard.com, that was another site I frequented a lot, and lead me to here in fact. Mart Fricker planting his face through a wall probably opened up trials to the public far more than anything else for a few years too.

Yeah I'd be up for it if people are riding.

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Hub question is a bit silly because I'd much rather have a hub with 36 points that was ultra reliable than one with 144 points that wasn't. TGS 24 is a good idea, not sure why they haven't made one for shorter people who like to ride stock or the people that switch between the two constantly. I know it's traditional to have a streety 24" but I can't think of any reasons why a 24" proper trials bike wouldn't work well. All up for this competition anyway, I'm in the market for a new frame.

Thats 26" though?

The seat and bar and stem choice make those full builds look hideous.

Thats interesting with the high BB, certainly something I'd consider. Anymore in depth description to how it rides compared with a more normal geo 24?

Could it just be the new chain and cassette sprocket haven't bedded in together yet? If you can't find the problem, you can always swap some bits around with my bike to try narrow it down, try my rear wheel etc.

Used to be an awesome frame back in the day, bit outdated now though as you might guess.

Whenever really, bought a Tiagra mech so chain tension problems are definitely sorted now, and I'm itching to get out. Whenever you fancy a ride hit me up on Facebook, I live in Leeds so it's obviously not a problem.

Bring back the T-Bird and all that I say.

That I can, which one is it? Or go on the Flickr link actually, they usually display the EXIF data on the right hand side. EDIT: Yeah, go on "more properties" under the "Taken by Nikon D70s" bit.

Just get a mech, run a tiny bit of cable from the cable adjuster and use the adjuster, it should have enough adjust to switch one gear. Or use a screwdriver and do up the stop screws to change gear. Far more sensible than trying to use a tensioner to change gears anyway.

It's hard enough to make a freehub which doesn't blow up when people use it for trials already, trying to do this with a multiple gear system inside would be asking for the world. Not to mention it would weigh a ton in a sport where people are drilling holes out of their brake levers and cutting off tyre knobbles to save a couple of grams. Just get a derailleur, they aren't as bad as your making out, if you're only using two gears you don't need a shifter either.

He attempted that sidehop like 15 times and the one time he did make it the front wheel slipped off and he proper stacked it. It was good.

I just woke up, sorry guys, I know you were looking forward to seeing me again.

Nikon D70s, fisheye stuff done with a 10.5mm fish, normal stuff with 50mm f1.8

Far too many photos, never realised there were that many, deal with it. Some of the flash is overexposed, but its the first time I've done photography in over a year, so again, deal with it. Next time, not so many photos, f**king hell. If you want big ones, go here http://www.flickr.com/photos/43700639@N06/

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