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If possible use a pipe cutting tool to cut down the steerer tube as it gives you a dead straight cut and shouldn't need fileing afterwards. Works for me every time. :lol:

Bloody hell that takes me back a few years to when i first got into trials on a raliegh fargo jump bike. Decided to put a bash ring and 'DCD' chain deveice on it. Looking back at old parts and stuff just reminds me how quickly technology moves on where trials is at today. :">

I have been riding my woodstock for about 2 month's now and I have to say it is very nice. Well worth buying if you like or need a frame with a seat. :)

When I first got my t-pro I noticed that the rear stays flexed excessively when I pulled the rear brake so I thought I would invest in a booster. I decided to go for an RB booster and while its not the cheapest around it works very well and looks pretty. :D Still if you are on a budget then the echo boosters look rather nice and I would have thought that would be your best bet. Tarty bikes sell them and have great customer service plus speedy delivery! :P www.tartybikes.co.uk

yeah I used to run an ACS claw till I upgraded to a ENO and the difference is very noticable when going back to riding with an ACS. There are more ingagements and the overall feel and build quality of the ENO is far better than the ACS so if you can afford it then the ENO is your best bet. Can't comment on either the king or profile so I won't. (Y)

you got to much money mate (Y)"

photo taken by me, not the best but still :S rider: Chai again photo taken by me rider: matt

yeah steve have a break from the revision and we can go ride london. :)"

I will be there if weather is good. (Y)

come on :"> someone... anyone???

come on. :"> someone... anyone ???

i have a woodstock, they are very nice to ride. great spec for the price as well. >_<

I ave a woodstock and the armadillo fits pefectly on that. I also have a 2004 t-pro and it was tight as a biatch but did still fit. (Y) Try someone else's time you on a ride on something. :)

sweet vid with some well nice rideing going on there. well done son! (Y)

I wanted to get either a woodstock or a T-Rex with 'woodstock spec' and asked super cycles if they could do it and how much it would cost. They said that it wouldn't be a probablem and that it would cost £950. which is £100 less than the woodstock, the same as the difference in frame price ! I did decide to go for the woodstock and have found that it rides really nice. It has a streety feel to it but is still a great all round bike. The T-Rex is probably a the better frame to go for. :) :-

haha the bit were the granny started kicking off was well amusing. great vid :) , not to keen on the music. :)

nice one :D I get the same feeling some times, I feel there is a mental barrier stopping my body from rideing the way i want. Strange, but then that just about sums up the human brain. :D

hey nice vid :lol: I noticed milton keynes was in the vid. Do you ride there often ?

great vid some, awesome rideing there. :)

Amazing how he can just get up and try again. Me I would crash once and take the fooking hint. Still thats why dave mirra is a pro bmxer because he has big balls and dedication. :) Crazeee (Y)

ok well i'm pretty sure that i want to get a woodstock now. (Y) Just the small matter of getting my hands on £1050 :ermm: Ah well thanks again for replies.

Yeah I have considered ehco's and leesons but I think that the woodstock build is a good deal. If I brought an echo, leeson or any other frame around the £400 mark then i wouldn't have enough money to buy the rest of the parts. Not to the spec of the woodstock anyway. :"> Will probably upgrade frame anyways in the future if i don't like the ride of the woodstock. :lol:" Thanks for the repplies :ermm: