AdamR28

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Very well, extremely nimble, light and rigid. Steep head angle (72.5 I think) = very similar reach to other frames with ~1100mm wheelbase and slacker head angle.

The idea of creating the course/riders in second life is due to the reason I mentioned above. Videos have been done before and are around for the 2006 show. The voice, yes... its weird I'm not sure it's a great promotion tool but it's certainly different.

What size are you Ben?

Anodised frames ***

Saw this a few months back, tis very impressive work - trials is extremely difficult to replicate! I believe the plans for the arena will be replicated and then uploaded for riders to create their own characters online and then 'ride' the course, pretty funky

Waddy's picked up a new sponsor for the end of this season and next - Ozonys. He will also be partly supported by ourselves for parts and accessories. Here's his new bike, weight 10.12kg, should be lighter soon! Thanks to Bruno for sorting out the frame! Adam

Don't wanna do that cos it'll ride gash. Might do, and the rear... No bashplate now. Haha, maybe... Brakes would work poo, 160 is small anyway! I think it might get heavier again soon, the frame is getting in the way quite a lot being so big (comparatively) so may need to be swapped for something else a bit less standard...

We've got a couple of local guys with 24Sevens, I drilled the frames to accept Snail Cams and it works excellently

I have Well, its about 1/2 a bash... Nah, that figure is without pedals, and I don't think it's right either.

Haha, I think the little gussets actually do quite a lot... Bash would only save 28g, and I would KILL chains, haha. 8.44kg now Will never get to 8 though, booo...

Thank god someone mentioned rocks... Blackstone Edge

I was thinking exactly the same...

Cool vid, thanks

Some random foamies, can't remember where I got them from now! Now 8.46kg... Should be lighter by the end of tomorrow

Solution... don't take bits off your hub!

That's just the colour of the wall... I have them: http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....howtopic=100229 Oops, that's an SL... not sure if that was what you wanted...

Pretty good, it's only a bit out: 8563g. My frame's not on there though... I think all the weights seem to have been taken from our site, the fixed Echo etc 20" rear hubs are all incorrect, they're listed as estimated/approx weights on our site. There's no things like rim tapes, spokes, nipples... but that would be complex.

Please inform us of this next time you order We measure all the frames individually, most sites take the geo from the manufacturer's website as read and publish it.

1. VAT is included in the sale. 2. If you are buying from a VAT Registered company, they should take VAT off the sale. Adam

It has...

And what about the rest of the bike?