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Was pretty cool, although some of the riders in bmx videos ive seen recently would have 360 barspin'd back in. But hey I can't do it

ODI Ruffian lock ons The best grips I have used for a long time.

Hallo! Welcome to the forum! I ride a 24" bike, they are very similar to 26" bikes but handle completely different. They are at home on two wheels and rolling fast not simply hopping around on the backwheel.

Pretty good, that boys still got it

"Send it" "Nice but do it again with more smooth added"

I think its because it was taken using a wide angle lense but cropped down so it doesnt look quiet so gay. I like it, would have got my vote probably.

Possibly people, only I not allowed to ride on my inbred bike.

An illegal 3rd party file sharing program... Google is your friend

Haahahaha Classic bit of TF there. Chances are I have tried a move similar to the new one im trying to learn so it wont take too long. Except if its a switzerland squeaker...

You can yes, use a drill to englarge the drop outs in stages. But why not just get a different axel for the hub?

100 bottle of coke from the £1 vending machine at Halfords?

Im there, how about a combination of curbs? Steped curbs?

Steve A has done the 24/26 wheel combo and he said it was pretty pointless and that it didnt have any real advantage over two 24" wheels.

What the hell Matt? You worry me sometimes...

Ah right, you could just buy one and hope it will work but I think it would be better to phone up Barbara at cleanbikes and ask her. She will know herselft or will know someone to ask to find out, either way she will give you an answer.

Bunny hop or pedal kick. Staples can tap his 24 way to high for my liking.

On a mod I'm tempted to say that bunny hopping would give you the highest but it all depends on you. What your strengths are. On a 26" tapping is the only real way to backwheel high but I have seen it done on a mod but it is god damn hard.

It all depends on the amount of clearence avaliable and what lenght would provide a good chain line without sticking out way too far. Why not measure the original one in/on the bike?

You need to tighten the opposite side (just finger tight) then hold it with an 8mm allen key then undo the stuck side with another 8mm allen key and loosen side which was not stuck. It might be worth giving the threads abit of a clean when you get the bolt out to try and remove and stuff in there that might cause it to happen again.

Yer sorry, I got all confused with this talk of pro and super pro! What did you want the measurement for?

I had a quick ride on Porters yesterday and it was very nice indeed. Even with huge scratches on the down tube and some silly advertising on it. On another note, an update on mannings wheelbase: 1140 mm and growing!

74mm, just measured mine.

Holy shite, I dont actually see myself ever being that good...

Fred "the lift 'ho" Judd

7 years for me... Its not about what you do whilst riding, its more about the technique you use and the way you ride it.