Matt Burrows

Just got me £10 worth of tickets (Y). I'm guessing there will be a LOT of tickets sold. So the chances of winning are minimal, but its for a really good cause so buy as many as you can (Y)

Lol thanks Joe you saved me explaining it :o

LMFAO. I never understood your avatar until now lol. 8/10 To Waki, its a barcode?? :unsure:

Where were you in it Kyle? I never figured out who you were. There is a little clip of me in the background :P. When the guy on a yellow giant does a pedal up to bash on a cotton reel, you can see me doing a gap up to front wheel on the skips. Not on my bike of course (thanks Dan) :P

Loving that sidehop up the skip by John. A proper difficult line and he makes it look easy. Top vid JJ :rolleyes:

Yes there is Will (Y). The bearings have to be smaller due to the larger axle, and so they can die quite quickly. The cranks are also way easier to round as a number of people have explained in this thread :D. As I have said before the only reason to go to ISIS is if you want strong axles. Snapping axles is not a nice experience and can easily lead to a lot of pain. Though you may find it is cheaper to replace a normal bb every 6 months or so for £12, than to replace an ISIS BB for £30+ when the bearings die (which could be well under 6 months if you are a hard rider).

I'm gonna print out some big logos to put on my downtube. Might spray my bike purple as well. I don't think it will be in a ridable state for trials though. I'm gonna borrow bits off friends so it actually moves but it will be the heaviest trials bike there ^_^

If you want strong BB axles then get ISIS. If square taper is strong enough for you then stick with it! ISIS isn't worth the money and hassle.

Here's a few pics of my Pitbull. I'll post the spec later time for bed now though.

The mouse is 10cms I'd say. The gap looks about 8 foot? Nice one for making it :-