adam 94

I usually ride hockly woods when its raining its got trees to cover and doesn't get too wet.

Jordan for i light grind try and get heatsink yellows, andy runs them. But heatsink reds are good with a hench off grind and coust are good.

To be honest i don't think it matters. People only say that way because you hit your pedal on the way up. It would be helpful to learn it though.

Looks really nice dude there light too arn't they, the side hop looks good.

Go for try-all front and rear, grips best.

Looks good i like the brake booster.

Pashley maybe? Echo urban forks. Or an ashton justice?

About £400 yeah, onza pro dual disc that would be alright.

Is the frame black and white? Fluro orange would look sick!

I'd get new rims, maybe the new echo ones, or try-all. Echo seem stronger

You know what, go purple that will look sick.

I'd say try-all for weight and echo for strengh. The new echo sl rims look good.

I put the same post on here a while ago. I've sort of learnt to do it you have to think where you want place your front wheel kick and take the bike side with you and what ever you can jump up side you can do it on a bike. I'm stuck on getting it to pedal on logs but i can do pallets and straight sided things. Hope this helped.

Jordan you've only just got a new frame.

Do you Have a front freewheel then go 18-12. Rear freehub 19-12. Or you could run 16-12 ratio.

Have you got the pictures?

I'd like the midlle one.

You should get one are you a street rider?