AdamR28

Both correct... theyre nothing special though. All the HS33's (intended for trials bikes) seem to come with them now. Been standard on Onza bikes for months :D

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Damon ;) Close enough, i'll let you off :P Haha, yeah Dave's landed himself a bit of a 'deal' from ourselves now, and Matt needs a good bumming. Video soon :D" Haha, new shins for Lee please :P (Or shinnies) Was a wicked day, cheers everyone - and like most people have said, was good to put faces to names and all that. Trials is cool - didn't speak to any nobheads all day, everyone's sound, don't get that in any other sport! Wouldn't mind coming down again sometime, but of a mission, but worth it! Got to bed before midnight, just, haha. Cheers for the gallery Harry! I've got a few pics as well which i'll bash up later. Uni work can wait :P My MSN addy is mmar@lboro.ac.uk... but I ma ynot be able to chat much seeing as theres always summat to do here! But feel free to add me :D Cheers! Adam (On the big gay silver proto bike)

So some spokes broke - which will send ANY rim way out of true. And then some MORE spoke broke, and it didnt get any worse - sounds rather strong to me. And then a 7ft drop, and its still fixable! :unsure: Agreed! As any rim would! Once again, as any rim would, lol. Sounds like it was 100% ABUSED, yet you're still saying its not tough?! (Y) Either way, send it back and you can get another for £15 - the beauty of Onza. Edit: After looking at the pics, those spokes do look REALLY terrible!

Yup :unsure:

Well they would say that :unsure: Basically, you can have a frame thats lighter than standard alloy but dents easily, or the same weight as a standard alloy frame but stronger. I very much doubt Trek would make a trials frame, it would be such a tiny insignificant part of their sales!

They look like sweet frames, you will be able to get them through tartybikes.co.uk very soon. Adam

Probably due to all your weight hanging off them :D"

Exactly :P That's where we're staying... lovely Travelodge, haha. I think Dave's decided on a station, will report back when I know! Cheers for the heads up :D Ads

Ah, see, I didn't even know there was such a thing as the circle line :D haha :"> No idea which station we're coming from... think we're staying somewhere near the Dartford tunnel though, so... from the East. Im such a spaz :P Edit: Awesome, cheers Lee :D

Awesome song, wanna use that for a trials vid sometime... Wonder if theres anywhere in the UK that does it... would make a sweet birthday present!!

Sweet, thanks for the replies :P Whats the deal with bikes on the tube though? :D

Right... London newbie looking for a bit of advice, haha :"> Shell Centre at 11, right? Whats the best train station to use for that? And any sort of rough directions? From a Googling, it seems like its somewhere near the wheel-y thing? Any sort of help much appreciated :D Cheers!

Its been done before :)

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This one, with slightly lower bars. Oh, and my parts on it :angry: Adam

What bike did you have before? (Edit: Zebdi?) And do you front bump? Front bumping is a lot easier with nice low bars... and longer bikes always feel weird for backwheeling when you change from a shorter one - but they are better when you get used to it! Adam

Preston and Southport :lol: Sweet vid Mr Stanley!

Isnt is Rowan, taken by Matts brother, Drew?

1100 ish wheelbase... rides a lot shorter :lol: Like Waynio said, longer bikes are a LOT easier for this move... some bikes wont even go in the position on the vid without toppling over, lol.

The 4th one up was undersized, ok? :P :lol: :P

Yeah, did you watch the vid? Can do a bit bigger than that now I think :P

Im a shortly at a mere 5ft 8 and a bit :lol: Tis the bike I tell thee :P"

Hmm, nope! I left the whole move in, the pallets wobble like a bitch when I land on top :lol: Should be 10 secs long... Edit: Ah, good stuff :P

This is how I do it: - Get balanced, rear brake off, front brake on. - Let the bike lean a tiny amount towards the obstacle, basically toppling over. - Preload tyres (rear AND front) and forks by crouching down a tad. - Jump upwards HARD, throwing arms up and forward, while bringing bike under you with your legs. - Grab the rear brake. - Land. And like Dave said - at an angle to the obstacle, i try and get my feet/pedals parallel with the obstacle (if it fits ok) Note: Often helps to go sideways a bit, like in the video. And it helps to be tall (you buggers, im only little :lol:) Right Click, Save Target As Hope that helps... Adam