AdamR28

And the rest!

As seen being ridden by Ben Slinger: http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....howtopic=121465 (Although obviously not the very same bike!) Cheers Adam

Nothing I can release just yet.

Your pedalling force tightens it

Differences listed here: http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....howtopic=122800 Looks sweet James, although I already knew that Look forward to some riding pics!

I doubt they will be anything out of the ordinary geo-wise.

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&hl=e...mp;t=h&z=11 http://www.flashearth.com/?lat=53.685288&a...r=0&src=msa

Your answer should be here: http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/faq.html#enable_javascript Thanks Adam

Thought as much... don't give me any of this claimed weight crap about the rear hub then :wink2: haha. Oh, and did you get the weight for the rear hub from your scales? As the BMX hub is 370g with axle bolts, washers, lockring and 16T alloy sprocket... then a disc shell is 72g heavier than a non disc shell... Liking the bike anyway?

But we all know that true weight weenies don't use claimed weights

You might need a front sprocket on your cranks to drive that posh rear hub btw :wink2: FFW FTW

£43.99

And £80? Like anything, if you pay twice as much you'd expect to get a 'better' product. Also, is the 7KA (7 thousand aluminium I'm guessing) 7005 or 7075? When a company says '7 series' they usually mean 7005, since the price of 7075 is huge in comparison and would boast about the use of 7075 if the product actually was 7075.

Just a rough surface, what you get when you stamp holes in metal. Nope, why would it be?

Which ones? The rim pictured in the this thread is absolutely nothing like any of Monty's trials rims (well, obviously its round, fits a tyre, can put spokes in it, etc...)... Edit: In fact I'll get a pic

Oh REALLY! I agree, short mod bikes just feel awesome, although I am shorter...

Was gonna say just that

Looks hot.... bars look waaayy low! Vid vid vid indeed

No

That was my fault for being a dipper, but tapping mods DOES suck Oli's a pedal up man though...

Still a basher then, good lad

For me, going up stuff is: Forwards: easier on stock Sideways: easier on mod Better: mod

As a complete bike I think the Yaabaa is a better buy, however if you are looking to upgrade (espeically the brakes) then the T-Pro is ideal (as I said via email, hehe).

I guess not, but it's much easier to get an accurate measurement that way.