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Ok! Ok! So I didnt think it through at all Having been there and seeing that line, it is large. The bank is proper steep...

Indeed, I have seen the cover so that would be one of the last things to be done so Im guessing it wont be long now. But Im not bothered really, as long as it comes out while Im still riding and interested in trials then its all good

Its "different" to say the least. I remember seeing the proto on the onza site a while back and hating it. However seeing it in the snow and in black makes it look a little more appealing. But still kind of looks a bit overkill. But hey, new is always good.

Same as me, riding 7 years and no proper serious injuries. Aches and pains now and then but all good.

I really like that drawing, reminds me of Mint Sauce style sketchs.

Anyone know off the top of their heads where I can park?

A friend of mine (Oli) runs the Hans tyre and its really good. It was hard aswell as grippy, it nearly ripped my backside off when I tried to ride his bike sat down...

Always tap slightly lower than you dare, you will begin to actually use it to help you up rather than just brushing the wall.

Matt, you legend

Anyone want to send me an invite? freded@gmail.com

A cool video James The DVD should be cool, its out on the 27th yeah?

Ok Ok! I tried! It rode nice though

Chill out people, I only mentioned it!

Im not saying anything, Luke will have me chopped up into little pieces and posted to my Mum...

Inspired frame, Aluminium 7005 (I think) 1040 wheel base, +20 BB rise, 375mm chain stays (correct me if Im wrong matt) and a 71 (ish) head angle. Matt has been testing it for a while so some alterations may be made for the final release. When I asked Matt about when it will be released he wasn't sure. But they will be avaliable through Tarty Bikes.

Im sure like me you wont be running 20 psi in them, so you should be fine. Ive had one puncture in about 3 months and that was a stupid little kicker off a sharp curb. I had a blue dragon on the back before getting a comp X. And I hated it, sure it was light but it didnt grip at all in the wet and very little in the dry. It wore down at an alarming rate aswell.

Currently yes.

Do 24 seven know what a trials bike is for? I used to love my horizontal drop outs and 110mm spacing but now I lothe it. Damn wheel will not stay in the same place.

Im with the 24 and Hope Pro 2-file hub. Who can do the biggest tap? Who can do the biggest hook?

18:16 is way to easy, your better off going for a rear 13t or 14t. Rims, there are only one type of 24 rim. The Ryhno light, they are strong, light and cheap on Chain Reaction at the mo they have 17% off the 32h rims. Tyre choice is very important, if you go for some of the maxxis tyres the bike will feel very slow and heavy. It will loose all of the amusing handling of a 24. The tiogas however have rubbish grip, they are god awfull on anything but dry concrete. Apart from the race bmx tyres like the Tioga comp X, which is what I run. It is a street tyre basicly and dosen't really cut it on the natural stuff. Another possibility is the DMR moto digga, but they tend to have very thin, weak sidewalls so punctures may be a problem. Hope that helps.

First pro 2 in a 24? When I rode Richs and some local riders bikes with the Pro 2. It was exactly as I suspected, a Profile. I have taken mine apart and the springs inside are indeed larger and stronger than the profile ones. Ash made it skip because he was being a monkey... How is that wheel holding up rich?

Possibly up for this one

Is it Chris Akrigg or is it Gary Penman?