AdamR28

Which ones?

Due Monday

True that Will, which wheel size are you on at the moment?

Sounds like your internet connection, glad it's sorted though

Has the same happened before? Which exact browser are you using? Do you have javascript and ajax enabled?

Ditto... but try this: http://tartybikes.co.uk/faq.html

Kinda... There's some more info here: http://tartybikes.co.uk/media.php?group=guides&id=8 Adam

http://maps.google.co.uk/?ie=UTF8&ll=5...mp;t=h&z=17

And: Benefits of 2XU Compression Clothing - Improved circulation: Graduated compression of the limbs actively encourages and increases blood return to the heart and lymph cells to the lymph nodes. This decreases your warm-up time and keeps blood flowing even when you stop (such as waiting at a competition), regulating body temperature to ensure optimal comfort in both hot and cold conditions. - Improved recovery: Therapeutic rated fabric provides greater pressure and recovery benefit by helping the pumping action of the whole cardiovascular system; also removing lactic acid from the muscles leading to faster muscle repair after exercise. This means you are able to ride/train more frequently. - Reduced fatigue: During exercise, your muscles are subjected to forces which make them vibrate (such as jumping off the bike during a failed move); this is called muscle oscillation and is a major cause of fatigue. Muscle oscillation can be reduced by compression clothing as it holds the muscles in place, leading to increased endurance, strength and power. Keep riding harder for longer! - Heightened agility: Proprioception is the body's sense of relative position with other parts of the body, and is extremely important to accuracy, stability and agility. Proprioception can also help with improving technique as you are made more aware of your body's positioning, improving your balance and co-ordination. - Reduced damage: The muscle containment properties provided by 2XU Compression Clothing help to reduce muscle damage during exercise and therefore swelling and soreness post-exercise. DOMS (Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness, where you are sore a day or two after hard exercise) can also be significantly reduced in both severity and duration by this clothing, allowing you to ride/train more frequently.

Hello all, Went out for a bit of ride this afternoon with Stan, went to somewhere we've not been for a while and had a good ride! May go back this week for some more photo action... Anyway, here goes, thanks to Stan for the photos of me Stan Frenchie from the walkway Gap Gap parte deux Up to front from the walkway Rolling gap over the water And back again with comedy mid-gap lift Up to front from rock in the bottom of the picture Wodge And up to rear Gap to Frenchie sequence 2... 3... Random close=up Gap up to... Frenchie Gap (love this one, cheers Stan!) Rolling gap to pavement then Frenchie and supreme gurn Setting up... And over (was chuffed with this, not done it before) In related news: Loving the new frame, 2XU Compression top is made of win! (Full 'reviews' of both when I have time.) Cheers, Adam

You never know.... http://observedtrials.net/vb/showthread.php?t=46176

Haha, maybe I should have said 'in the current decade' or something

Ditto. Although I guess you don't want to give too much away at this early stage!

Voted. People expecting a reliable, sub 300g, 144 engagement point hub for under £300 should go and live on Mars

Yep, exactly It's personal preference though - I (and everyone else I know) find it very hard to ride 'trials' on an Inspired with a 70mm stem, so a new rider choosing a bike with this setup would be put off instantly. The most fundamental move that they want to learn first is the backhop, and such a short stem makes it really hard. I know the bike is pretty expensive as a complete but we do find that it's mainly beginners who buy them. I do agree that there should be another spec though, a streetier one (semi slicks, short stem, 22T chainring, etc), just a matter of getting time to build one.........................

Haha,I know... struggling to make anything that looks half decent that small

Few bits of info here http://tartybikes.co.uk/media.php?group=guides&id=8

Plenty of new stuff on the blog, the goat video is one of the best things I have ever seen

Which sprocket do you need exactly? http://tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?produc...;category_id=28 - £3.91 http://tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?produc...;category_id=28 - £17.62 More of these due in an hour or two: http://tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?produc...;category_id=73

You too big boy Haha, that was some major fail on my part... will get Mark to move it Cheers man, really like it!

Desperately wanting another flash for most of these........ Stan with a VERY tight half pedal up... To rear Nice gap up to front - tweaked! Another up to front playing about with a longer lens Gap up to front (it was a bit of a ''practice night for these for me...) And again - takeoff And landing. Somehow got this through to rear I think... Bunnyhop fail. And photo timing fail, there was quite a long period of time when the rear wheel was higher than the front and I was doing an 'in the face of the wall endo'. Skills... Better . Hope you like, cheers to Stan for the photos of me Cheers Adam

No pics yet. Yes - it's a disc frame.

That's it, yeah, the BB is 25mm higher than my last frame (imagine taking 25mm spacers out of your current setup - would feel ruuubbish)... Even though my bars have only gone up 5mm it still bunnyhops fine though, as the back end is so short the front pulls up well.

Cos Deng doesn't sell them separately any more. The frames come with stickers applied, we don't have any spare, sorry.