AdamR28

I would speak with where you bought the bike from, spokes shouldn't be coming loose after such a short amount of time.

Agree with Ali (Dave you suck ). Prefer plastic myself!

Aah - so the DOF on 4:3 is more to do with the physical kit you have available, rather than the aspect ratio? I misunderstood there! Recording time is only limited by the card and batteries really, although at 1080p I think the longest clip you can film is about 8 minutes (max file size output). Here's a couple of vids done with the 'filming' in mind (rather than just gathering clips of riding, if you get me): And a 'pretty much completely dark' test:

Ah - yes, sorry I'm used to my 7D (lens issue). Aren't you then back at the same issue though, not being close enough to the rider to see what's going on? Sounds like there's a lot of thought going into it, look forward to the end result

Wider lens? How so? Genuinely interested in the reason for this, can't work it out!

What would be the problem with that though? You'd still have the same number of horizontal lines making up the image, and if you film in 16:9 then it at least gives you the option to 'cut the sides off' to return it to 4:3? Or am I missing something important? (probably)

Film it in 16:9, then you could just crop the sides off to make it 4:3 if you want - then you have both options available?

Awesome riding, line at 2:20 onwards is a lot higher/scarier than it looks on the vid!

Drive an F1 car at a 'proper' F1 circuit (not one of these crappy experiences where you don't even get out of 2nd gear). One day...

Serious reply: http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=133005&view=findpost&p=1833501

That's what I've found too. I've found the opposite to this - the superlight rotors always feel flexy to me, and they seem to 'un bed in' the pads as they scrub so much off.

I've got a 'standard' Sensation, really like it.

Didn't realise this got made, fair play - good stuff! What's the weight of the lugs separately? And tubing? And bolts? How tricky was it to assemble? Lots of jiggling and waggling I bet! Definitely an interesting project, look forward to seeing where it goes

You have a bigger dic? (sic)

100% agree - same with all tools!

Less is more

That would work great for videos that are 95% sidehops!

Spend your £40, but get the one with the longest warranty you can find for when it breaks

The hub/axle is the same as all 20mm bolt through systems, but I'm not sure any of the 'off the shelf' QR style axles would fit in the fork dropout (in terms of thread pitch and the tapers on the axle that are there to keep everything tight).

Haven't heard of any plans to make your dream a reality, but you never know I guess..!

Yeah, I meant the original price. For £40 it will do as a stop-gap, but won't last.

The clue is in the price...

They're the same rim.

Win