AdamR28

They're both standard Limey 2s that Dave Butler has messed about with.

I have one which I use for the leverage bar in our workshop, does that count?

Looks like it, although the latest I've used is NX2 so don't hold me to it!

Hmm, even when it's uber dark I can usually get away with ISO 100 when using F3.5 and 1/200th... maybe have a play around with manual settings? Should help to get rid of any blurryness. Like the angle on the 1st one

26"? Just over 410mm IIRC.

Yup

Here you go Mr H: http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....howtopic=107063

Didn't read all the thread, sorry Duane, but you should be able to get the tyre on without a hitch without the use of tyre levers. I remember posting more detailed info previously, but in a nutshell, squeeze the tyre beads into the centre of the rim - this part dips down so will create more slack. From here you can squeeze it on by hand. Adam

Full results in Excel format: http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/media/OnzaGP07Results.xls Adam

And about 30 mins from here Hopefully see you out for a bit of riding soon!

I imagined lots of people playing calculators then, haha, sorry. Photoshoot sounds good though, I'm no expert but I can't see Joe's advice being bad - you'll have a good idea of 'standard' shots so I'm sure you can get some good ones

Hey man, Feel free to experiment with lubes - I understand Chris King recommends their own grease, but this is for XC use. Give King a call and they will recommend light oil to you for a trials bike. My King hub went back to the USA twice and came back no better both times, so I decided to take things into my own hands and buy a hub tool, haven't had a problem since. Good luck! Adam

Think it was £275 posted.

Lol... was cheap at ~1/2 the RRP, inside the UK too! No riding for me, going to Cycle Show to commentate. Yeah, will try bringing them back down again, I quite like the vibrant colours though. I think the first shot from my latest topic (22 pics...) was on 'Standard' setting and I thought it looked a bit bland? This set was my first night with the flash off camera so still learning a lot about that yeah, haha. No tripod for it either on these ones. Cheers for the pointers

Cool... I was wondering about the colours but I quite like them in most cases. I'll try turning it down next time and see how they come out, thanks.

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....howtopic=106770 Don't have time to tell every individual person who might wanna ride, sorry.

That's the wheelbase though, check the headtube-BB dimension...

http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/media/blackbur...10/hudson/1.jpg, then just keep changing the number to 2, 3, 4 etc, there's 11 in total May take a few mins to finish uploading cos they're ~3-4 meg each. Hope your eyes have recovered

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=r7LjW0O3RDY Amazing!

Now As for the others, shouldn't be a prob to upload them somewhere for you, most of em aren't all that good though Chris: I've got the contrast up a notch and the saturation up a little too. Lens is a Tokina 10-17 DX AT-X fisheye, seems alright!

More pics... Martin sidehop with super bar turn! Martin tap Waddy gap up to front Ali... being weird Ruston sidehop Cap rail ride Waddy gap to bin Hudson sidehop Waddy tap Stan tap (I think this is my fave from tonight) Bunch of bashers Martin tap Ali trying to ride (sorry for the bad pic, but the backhopping was impressive ) Matt tap to rear (didn't quite make it) Kenny bunnyhop Mike bunnyhopping his 1100 Levelboss! Same from the other side Hudson sidehop Waddy roll off (much harder than it looks...) Rossi sidehop to rear Martin flying (well, gapping off a rock which I've cropped out of shot) Sorry to Tim for not getting a half-decent picture of him! Actually sod it, might as well 'complete' the photos! Gap up to rear wheel: No more huge picture threads til at least after the weekend, I promise! Ads

Yo Jonster, I varied it from 1/16th to 1, but most of the time 1/8th I think... Ta

07934 806 736 Good luck getting in touch... if you do, remind him he owes us our Magura clamping blocks.

Photoing of course!