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That must still've taken quite a while to do though, Adam! Nowhere near as much as doing it manually obviously but still fairly time consuming.

*May not be true.

Aww, shucks :$ I can backwheel higher, more confidently and more consistently on my Fourplay than on my Monty Pr. Bunnyhops (either over or to back) are also opened up which helps a lot on big stuff too. I can also sidehop just as high as I could on the Monty, even with my fairly stiff 18:13 gearing. Gapping wise I can pedal gap further (probably helped by the gearing) but can also static gap virtually the same distance. In short, I love the Inspired. I've effectively been a mod rider for over 10 years and the inspired is the most fun and comfortable bike I've ever owned. I've now sold the Monty and am using the Fourplay for street, natural and comps and see no reason to ever get a different trials bike again!

Has he actually got a team of publicists emailing every newspaper and online presence with the vid?! I can't believe how big it's become worldwide, in the public domain, in such a short period of time. Love you Danny

Well, he is Scottish. Oh, wait...

Question: "who reinvented trials?"

I was thinking of quitting to be honest.

Is that 'views' count correct on this thread? Over 15,000 views already? Christ.

I thought I was going to be disappointed and the first two were a little 'meh' but I liked the finale and it was good to see them back together with virtually the same chemistry as ever.

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Think you may be a bit late for this one mate... . What bike you getting? Maybe buy a bigger lock this time? Or maybe hook it up to the mains so if any pikey's try and nick it they get fried in the process!

Someone got out of the wrong side of bed this morning .

My best guess would be a dodgy connection between the charging unit and the laptop. That means, most likely, either a broken wire in the charger cable (can you get it to charge by bending the wire in certain directions?) or a broken connection inside the laptop as happened with my GF's Packard Bell laptop. That's more awkward to fix as it'd need to be very carefully soldered.

The North Shore stuff is just North of Ringwood, West Hampshire. If you head up the road for a few miles, at Morrisons in Verwood, East Dorset there's a really nice area with lots of walls of various heights where you never get hassle.

Have you got the 26\" built up as well yet Damon? Is the geo the same for both?

Bored, bored, bored, bored, bored...

I'm afraid due to you being on the wrong side of the Atlantic your opinion is invalid. As I've already said... Trialtech! I've been running my Inspired forks (same manufacturing techniques used as for the TT's) for 9-10 months now I think and they're so stiff and strong I don't think I'd ever bother using anything other than Trialtech or Inspireds again.

Is there actually anything wrong with the brake or any reason to completely strip, flush, replace all the seals and rebleed?

Bothered?

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Venhill used to be/are the UK importers for Magura and deal with warranty claims. However, 05 Magura's levers will crack at that point simply due to it being poorly designed. If and when you get a replacement lever, take a dremel and round off that corner to remove the stress riser which causes levers to crack when used for trials. Or at least wait until the lever starts to crack then attack it with a Dremel which is what I've done. Edit: www.venhill.co.uk info@venhill.co.uk Venhill Engineering Ltd 21 Ranmore Road Dorking Surrey RH4 1HE 01306 885111

Umm, no it isn't?

Sweet, cheers man!

I *think* I've got radical highs up in Scotland too. Will have a look for it next time I'm home. I've also somehow managed to lose my copy of MBUK with the article in and would definitely like to see a scan, Chris .