piperfraz

Hi there, I have included your video on this page of trials biking videos, I hope that's okay with you? Here's the link anyway: www.squidoo.com/best-trials-biking-videos Hope you like it.

Grips

I think that would be good, because it would be a lot easier to search for something

I really liked this video! What kind of camera do you use?

On your profile it says you ride stock?

I was just wondering why you usually only see younger people riding 20" bikes, and why it tends to be older people riding 24" or 26"? Cheers Fraser

The first link on this page might be useful: http://www.google.co.uk/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=shetland+trials+biking&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&redir_esc=&ei=37LwTaS2E9GzhAeO_sUq#client=safari&rls=en&q=shetland+trials+biking&oe=UTF-8&redir_esc=&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbo=u&tbm=vid&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wv&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=2ff9b39bf8a4337d&biw=1280&bih=606 Cheers

Yeah that's what the company is but for some reason we call them chub in Inverness.

Yep Kieran - I was there....

Echo grips wear really bad on the outside end.

I don't get what your saying?

Cheers, I have actually seen that before but thanks! However this only shows them once they are on the bike, so I'm wondering how I actually get them on? Thanks

Hi, The other day I got some V!Z snail cams for my Onza T-Pro, because I can't be bothered going through more pairs of chain tugs. Anyway, because they are going on a T-Pro, I was told I would have to fit them on the outside of the frame. Is this correct? Can anyone tell me how I should fit them, or give me a link to a video that explains it? Cheers, Fraser

Hi, Sorry I took ages to reply..... Try your local bike shop, but if you can't find one you like there, then look on http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Categories.aspx?CategoryID=1891 or http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/helmets/c89.html Hope this helps!

In Inverness, loads of random people just come up and watch for 10 or 20 mins, and they'll keep making you go off a higher height/sidehop one chub more than before....

why only for half a day kieran?

How do you download videos from vimeo?

I know, thats why I'm keen to get new bars too.

+1 on the T-Pro part. I started riding 2 months ago and it's a good bike to learn on, quite well priced as well. Fraser

Hi, A while ago I posted a topic about chain tugs, becuase mine kept bending. I was told that the "biggest" snail cams tarty do are 27mm. I was wondering if anyone new which snail-cams were the 27mm ones? Any help would be much appreciated! Fraser

I'm currently just using standard Onza ones, but I'm getting a Trialtech stem soon, so trialtech bars may be a good option. Cheers for everyones help! Fraser

Hi, I was thinking of getting some new bars quite soon. Just wondering if anyone could tell me what the difference is between flat bars and riser bars. Also, what actual bars would everyone recommend? I don't have that much to spend at the moment, so I'm looking for something well-priced. Cheers, Fraser

I'm assuming your quite new to trials? You should definitely get a helmet, because if you're a beginner you'll be falling over and bailing a lot of things. I've done trials for about 2 months, and quite glad i have my helmet to be honest Take a look at this and you'll see why you should wear a helmet: Oh and as you asked what kind to get, I recommend the Fox Flux. Quite pricey, but a really comfortable and nice looking helmet. I recommend gloves, they don't really protect you from a fall, but protect your hands well. If you don't wear these you can get a lot of cracked skin and things. You don't really need any other safety gear, I think. Hope this helps. Cheers, Fraser

Hi, Just wanted to say incase anyone who would want to go misses it, the clan (Danny Macaskill and a few other riders) are doing a demo thing in Aberdeen on Sunday! I think it's at the Transport Museum, because they are having a bike show type thing. Anyway hope this was useful

http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/pages/price_match.html there