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As loads of people have said, Can we have some pics please!!! And if its only rub, could you not shave a bit off your pads, enabling you to move your pistons in a bit?

I agree. Silver would look amazing.

I think that looks really nice. What cranks are you putting on? And a blue front tyre would look really nice on it, and maybe silver bars to match the forks.

I've never tried it, but i don't think it will feel as nice as a maggie, although it would work better in the wet.

Have you already got wheels? If you already have a working bike, then I would save your money until something breaks.

I agree. Dont know why though. Nice looking bike, but I think that the forks would look better silver. How can you say that looks cheap? Anyone who knows about trials, knows what the spec is, and knows how much it is worth.

Wow that stuff is big!! Is there many of you in Poland?

Wow, that is sexy.

Yeh, but still looks cool.

I just put the first one up, and yes it was blurred, but I think it looks better that way, but both look really good. Well done. You can do similar on Photo editor, I have done a couple before, thought I'd throw them in!

The prototype stock frame is georgous, think i prefer that to the super sexy pitbull!

Aren't the yellow ones made for a smooth rim? Don't know about the new clear ones.

Everyone is entitled to an opinion. I think mods look good, but IMO, stock will always win, in looks and ride. Mods seem to be too small, although they are a lot more flickable. Yes, the new T-mag is amazing, would love a ride on it, that, and the python are the only two mods I like.

Wasn't planning to use a disc anyway, just thought it was a cheapish hub and I know White Industries make freewheels, just thought that they would be of the same quality. Can you recommend something else along those lines? Doesn't have to be new.

Im at the stage now when I want to learn stuff like that, I'm just starting to left-right, and tutorial vids would really help. Watching mates is ok, but you can't study what they do, or the technique. Perhaps instructions and a vid would be good. If someone made some it would be a great idea.

Hi. I am after a new rear wheel and just spotted this on eBay. Is it any good? And will it be strong enough for trials? LINK: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...ssPageName=WDVW Is it worth 30 quid? or would I be better waitin a bit and buyin a second hand Hope or something like that? Cheers

Apparently they are much strongere there and don't crack as quick or at all if you run a proper seatpost, so I've been told.

Whats the best set up for a front V? Looking to spend about £30, and I like it to bite well and lock well for spins and front hops etc. but also like it to rub for rolling stoppies. Cheers .

That is one messed up wheel!! :unsure:

I would have thought more than £80 for the frame, maybe £100 or slightly more. A lot of it depends on the condtion though. Maybe post a pic up as well.

Can anyone post some pics please? Latest news. We have started a comittee to make it all official and are doing things properly and then going to fundraise and run it as a group, similar to a kids football club.

Internet/MSN/Photoshop/Games. Sit in front of a computer for hours on end >_<

Well said, lol. Don't the bolts have a rubber piece on them that sts in the crank, therefore meanin that you couldnt put a washer on there anyway, as therer id no head to the screw to keep the washer on?

If it is lighter, stronger, and cheaper than anything else used for frames, then there must be another reason why every manufacturer doesnt use it.