Brian Bleech

^^^^^^^^^^^^^ thats awesome, i want that 'borrowed' 2 pallets from netto last night i am getting there

okay i won't steal them i will just 'borrow' them :S probably get them from netto anyway as its closer and has less security :P

i currently got a foot hign wall (about4 inches wide) and a brick :P :P i supriseing how much you can do with them but i am stealing some pallets from the co-op or netto down the road :P :P

sounds pretty lame! the rennen on does work better if you up tension it. i have to down tension mine and will slowly come loose if i land on bashguard/chain a lot, which is occasionally annoying. but i generally have a bag with me (or someone else does) so i ain't too bothered taking a spanner!

what was the forge one like, i can't remember!! was it like the dmr ones but no spring??

the rennen one (and todge's) are a different design to the dmr's and surly ones, and do actually work better for trials (or so i have found at least) er....to make some money found a product they feel offers a different or better solution to others on the market. i dunno why do people sell things?

a mr man with a boner, pretty amusing 7/10 the weirdest about the mr men was that mr fussy looked like hitler

may as well put my experience's with 24" stuff in here. rims atomlab aircorp - very strong rim, reasonable weight (650g-ish see somewhere above) but the sidewalls need the black coating grinded or filed off, as soon as some water gets on it, it goes slick. still a good rim though! dmr deevee - cheap, seem to be strong so far. no trouble with them what so ever. got mine from wiggle for £16 + p&p Tires Intense FRO DH - the daddy of tires so far, very very grippy. really thick stiff sidewalls, running about 15 -20 psi in the back and no punctures and i have twatted it a few times. the tread is fairly soft but lasting fairly well i would say about probably get about 2 1/2 to 3 months use out of it. its a thin 2.35 that a thinner that the irc kujo dh. fairly heavy but it confidence inspiring tire! IRC Kujo DH - good tire, long lasting, hard tread, but offers good grip. lasted about 6 months before the sidewalls start to get really thin and would then puncture easily. but overall a very good tire. the 2.35 is plenty wide enough. lighter than the intense Tioga Comp III 2.1 - hard tread, but last ages, and wards off punctures pretty well. would be a bit better if it had a squarer profile, but good front tire and pretty lightish. if you are stuck for a tube a 26" one can be used with no problems. but i normally use bog standard rayleigh/halfords 24" and both seem fine. finding a wheel builder can be hard i went to stif and they wouldn't do it and neither would a another couple of bike shops, but manage to find one that would and was alright.

nicely done todge. you managed to up tension yours one as well, i had to down tension my rennen,

i think it mans £20 for people outside the uk, but thast just a guess

great video looks like dj was a great send off with some awesome rding mike

phew good job I didn't get an koxx hanger then!! most hangers can at least be bodged on for a temporary solution, I managed to get a mark 1 zebdi hanger fitted alright to my ashton!! mike

the pure hanger is the same as the koxx lb and ashton hanger

my bike with new pink forks, they are more neon in real life!! crappy pic taken from camcorder!! mike

tim (drevil270183) you cocked up your post of your pure, here it is! can I borrow your camera because I need to get a pic of my bike with my 'new' forks catch you soon mike

because some people can't afford a website or hosting. and it is better than nothing!!!

good un bongo, well done!!! :( bet if you could have manualled outta that last one if you tried :( :( mike

hey dudes my ashton has had a few updates new seat - stella italia nitrox middleburn protrials guard new (cough old cough) front brake origional parrellel push lx vee brake, which works suprising very well new king shell in black onza vp pedals and er...leopard skin seat tube. mike

great: chain reaction cycles good: wiggle, custom riders i have had no probelm, with wiggle. well up until recently. I ordered a knucklebone dirt jump helmet and after trying it on ( it came within a few days) i decided it doesn't fit properly. i want to send it back to get a refund, but after ringing them i either can't get through(it justs rings) or is always busy i have tried a about 7 or 8 times so far, but no luck getting thro. They need more staff on the phones. also i have ordered a dmr moto r/t tyre a couple of weeks ago and no sign of that yet. other than that i have had really good service off them, i am giving them the benefit of the doubt at the mo, as i have ordered tons of stuff off them in the past and this is the first time they have been a bit crap. mike