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I've seen a few intense bikes with the head tube snapped clean off which no welder could fix. I also had a soft spot for the tazer hard tail and 4x version

Intense have been known not to have the strongest weld's. Super pimp bikes but not the best built.

That's pretty much one step up from bar spinning a scooter! and its on a fly out to.

On frame set's are the stickers lacquered on or can you remove them?

want something with depth then i like a bmx style lid, but a lot of riders like enduro/mtb helmets troy lee have a nice one called the A1 but £120.

Here is my entry for best looking 24 inch bike. don't like the rear mech set up.

i mean clement monroe

look the bar spin comment was about the french riders i seen jerome clementz is it?

thats James some of his stuff is good and some just lacks Steeze maybe its just his combat trouser's and untied shoe's combination. Arcade bashing is nice and bmx style.

The frame and forks were made by Standard Byke Co.

Better I will admit but still not steezy

depends if you want a bmx style pro-tec or an enduro/ all mountain type lid. Pro-tec bucky classic is pretty good for a bmx style

now now play nice

either go street with 3 piece cranks and a quarter bash or stick to a mtb crank with full bash, mixing styles never looks good point in case bar spins on a trials bike.... disgusting.

I Personally think the whole drive train would just look a mess with a quarter bashguard, its not like you got a bmx style chain ring to show off might look nicer with a bmx style crank but on over sized mtb cranks it would look a mess.

How does a Skye ride? as doesn't it have the shortest wheelbase out of all the Inspired bikes so wouldn't that mean it's the most 'streety' even compared to the Arcade? anyone ridden one?

I Hate the tensioners on all bikes. my fourplay runs 22-16 and I get away with it.

Doesn't the Skye have the shortest wheel base out of all the bikes they do I think its like 995mm and the arcade is a 1000mm?

Nike sb Janoski's with lunar soles are amazing for riding, Or Adidas Busenitz Pro's are pretty good but I am die hard Nike Skateboarding fan have been for 11 years

I'm not complaining about the quality I love my fourplay the only small gripe I have with it is that the stickers are lacquered over and can't remove the fourplay sticker call me a prude but just don't like the reference.

That's true especially as biking in general as gained more of a following after team sky and Olympic and tour de France success. seems more middle aged people getting to in cycling in general.

So they are made in Taiwan then? I just wondered as when I first got into dirt jumping prices didn't seem to steep for Mountain biking in general I think a 26mhz pashley was around £500 for a UK made frame. and Ashton ET's were £300 and they had 50 made I think but everything now is so expensive like mavic wheels are like £800 for deemax's in my day they were like £350

Guess that's true I bought one at current price (well a year ago)

yeah but in the world of mtb trials is tiny so the demand cant be that strong.

My mortgage is £1040.