AdamR28

2.1mm clearance.

The red is the original With 60mm long CNC anodised blue backings...

Yurp

Koxx and Try-All trials products now have a new import and distribution channel into the UK. This will be handled by K-124 UK, a subsidiary of TartyBikes, who will be taking care of distribution of all K-124 brands and products as seen here: http://www.k-124.co.uk Trials products will be available directly from K-124, but in order to continue and improve existing links to both retail and trade they will maintain NSE's current position as a trade supplier. This new arrangement should lead to increased availability of Koxx and Try-All products in the UK.

Yes and yes.

Neither of you are celebs though That one of Pete is a classic... bit harsh though!

Top stuff Sam!

I'll start: Adam Bessell: Ian Poulter (golfer): Ads

QUOTE (joe b @ Feb 15 2008, 12:48 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I don't quite know if it is the first one in the UK, but i haven't seen any about.Pretty sure it is Looks good! If I'm about on Sunday I'll get some pimp pics for you mate. What do you think of the chain tensioners? Cheers Ads

Haha, yep... Here's another from Morecambe last year that I just remembered I had... check the spokes: Cheers for the comments Ads

'Unfortunately the jump bikes don't carry a warranty for frame damage due to their nature of use' Bit of a kop out... if there is a case for not warrantying the frame, there should be some form of 'help' available. See what your dad can dig up

Haha, quality, sending to my GF now

Lighter stuff is good. Should be able to get my bike under 8kg with a frame and pair of rims (and some other tweaks). Like all products, they are suited to certain customers - for light compy people the Magnesium alloy products are excellent.

Just a few snaps from tonight... Ali on his proto Ozonys XS26, Stan on his Ozonys and Ryan on his streeted up Woodstock: Ali tapping the end of the veerryy slippy rail Ali big tap (about 52" there), short run up Ali tuckage tester And then up to the top (bout 51") Up to front wheel on rail, couple of front hops then over directly forwards using the back side of the rail and the kerb to 'ramp' out Same again but over sideways Big dropgap Back wheel onto rock then sideways towards the camera onto another Tapping huge rock, looked small from the other side so I decided to do some climbing... Ryan with the same Akrigg-style move as Ali Wallride on the rock Stan whopper sidehop, the wall's about 52" and you can see he cleared it easy... And some random pics: Stan tapping Some of the fantastic faces pulled tonight Hope you like Cheers Ads

Aaahh go on, you know you want to! We won't be there til about 7 ish anyway...

Echo Control '07 (Silver, V-Brake/Disc)? There's a card been left at 10:53am at the UPVC door. Give your local depot a call and get it sorted (number's on the card)

Blackbum tonight I think..?

Good lad We're just south of Preston so its not far away at all. I've ridden Manchester a couple of times in summer evenings after work, would be good to have another look round. Gav (gathsano), you ridden there much? Ads

Hehe, I'm planning a ride you see, will be sometime in the future... Cheers man, yeah come along if you like Sorry if it's crap though :$ Thanks for the suggestions so far, keep em coming!

Hello all, I'm after suggestions for a GOOD place for a big street ride. Preferences: - Northern (ish)/midlands area. - Somewhere you don't get battered by security every 5 minutes. - Easy to get to (train and car). - Good riding: by this I mean varied, from small stuff to massive crazy stuff, so it suits everyone. I think that's about it... suggestions appreciated! Cheers Adam

Try-All Symetrik bashring.

I think it does, there's a slight angle to the front wheel which makes it look like theres a crossing in the spokes

Cool beans... bike's looking smart Joe!

It's always time to get your comp on Benny boy! Highly decent riding

Yeah, I've seen a few people do the same, works a treat.