Jordz

chris king if you can afford it ( or pro2 if you cant ) on an echo rim...preerably 32 spoke set-up as this makes it easier to upgrade in the future

Hi, im a new member too so ill guess ill see you around this neck of the woods for a while..... What are you riding at the moment?

chances are you're going to either have to buy a new front trials rim ( 20" ) or pick up a new frame

dt swiss are the industry favourite, so they're the ones to go for if you've got the money....otherwise just use sapim or mutiny spokes, they'll do fine

looks good, ive always made stuff to ride at my house....made some ladders and platforms ; that kind of stuff....just make sure its stable and theres bo exposed nails

Coust pads are awesome ..... awesome sound and bite, but the phat pads just beat them on pure hold..... ( although i prefer Koxx browns )

i started on a stock, although a few of my mates started on mods......i vastly prefer stock to be honest. As you said you wanted something along the lines of a 26mhz, id say a short stock or a 24" would be a good plan...maybe something like a woodstock, base ta26, on the stock front.....or an inspired fourplay, or zoot for the 24"... If you need any other help, just comment my profile.....

check the thread on the bb cup and frame are still intact, if so then just use some loctite...if not then a new frame / a steel insert may be needed or a new bb cup...

Theres 5 of us in Lostwithiel, 2 in truro, about 6 in liskeard (?), and over 20 in plymouth.... Most of cornwall is natural, but theres some street around truro, st. austell area. You might want to check out newquay, theres some pretty sweet natural there and a nice skate park. Plymouths pretty much the place to ride, i go up there every weekend on sunday, sometimes saturday as well.... Drop me a comment or pm my mate Alex Dark on here if you want to meet up anytime.....or if you're stuck for places to ride