Stephen Morris

That's the first competition I've seen in a long time that I think I could have a go at. The course looked inviting, with and a section layout that appeared to accommodate those who can't gap 16ft to front wheel. Edit: Just saw the gap at 5:00, which I would have to pass on. Good video.

I live in Wimbledon, I'm amazing, but I only ride about 9 times a year and December is not one of them.

What are 'skinny lines?'

Arguing over whether or not this is the best video ever is pointless since this offering comes from a different era and therefore context than my favourite videos of the past. It's tough to compare this with the likes of the TrialsKings, Matt Berridge, Fluid 23, Ben Rowland's 'Get3Large' and Johnny Jones's infamous (to me anyway) London trilogy. All I can say is that what I have just watched is a genuine trials masterpiece which almost makes me question the point of riding bikes and making videos, because quite frankly that sets the bar very, very high. It's without doubt the best trials video I've seen in the last few years; whilst it's not a competition, for me that betters Danny Macaskill as I prefer the quick, flowing street/BMX style without all the added complications of front flips and indy grabs. Very well done to Ali, Mark and anybody else who may have been involved in the production.

Never thought I'd see Chris Akrigg rock-pooling.

I'm not sold on the colour, but it looks great, nice work.

Cheers Nick. Everything I do, I do it for you. Simon, I'll be in touch. Be ready.

Yeah it's a Leeson - thanks a lot Thanks!

Victoria Park, Hackney.

We really feel that we're pushing the boundaries of what's possible on a mountain bike.

Bang on, I was about to post the same thing. The longer you take over an x-up the better it looks. If you have to rush the bars back and forth then you're clearly not in control. We're talking a split second difference between a long one and a short one. I consider myself to be an x-up connoisseur. He's got bar spins down though, which I think are practically impossible.

That was brilliant.

Yes yes yes yes yes!

This is how I think I look when I'm riding skateparks. In fact I'm considerably worse.

So your stepmum is f**king your mother and your father? Impressive. Yeah, completely. I don't go in for fizzy drinks so have never seen it in the shops. It was only today in a bar when I saw somebody order a 'vodka red bull' and searched for it on Google I realised my complete ignorance!

I've never been able to do either. I've just found out that Red Bull is a fizzy drink. I always thought it was a Formula 1 team/extreme sports brand (and that makes me angry.)

I'll be there...

Eastern Europe looks bleak. Great riding, the song is surprisingly catchy too - very Eurovision. It's a shame so much was filmed on a tripod, but good effort! La la la la la, la la la la la la la

Can somebody PLEASE tell me where Martin Hawyes is in this video. Also, they've spelt his name wrong in the credits. I think it's a shame that this video couldn't be as popular with them riding trials bikes. But there's added comedy and intrigue due to the complete inappropriateness of the bikes they're riding which is priceless. Speaking of priceless, the look on Danny's face when he first scales that picnic table is amazing. Is he putting on that 'uncomfortable' face or was it genuinely one of his first wobbly clips? Happy New Year everybody, especially Nick Wood who is basically my hero. Stephen Morris.

My favourite - http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/topic/184481-stephen-morris-mr-understanding-video/#entry2542203

Yeah, I liked that.

I loved your water gaps - tres bien. You like 360 endo drop offs no? Oui oui. J'adore le theatre municipal - je pense il y a beaucoup de chose a faire.

You would not find £1m in a bank. Probably £500k at the most, and that involves you robbing the safe, emptying the cash machines and carrying a lot of coin.

That video was pretty f**king amazing.

I really don't understand all this brakeless riding.