Joe_Kearney

Welcome

Welcome I've got AS Further Maths tomorrow, should be revising now really.

I used to get confused with the little dial on the toaster but I think I've conquered that and I can make scrambled egg butties for breakfast or beans on toast

Nice vid keep it up.

I saw this on evans cycle s don't know how much use it is but here it is anyways. Evans

My old phone sort of snapped when i was riding, fell out of my pocket and smashed. Does that count?? I've been quite lucky otherwise.

Welcome to the forum

I've ordered some Kona glow in the dark ones don't know if they are any good but I bought them for the novelty factor . I've got Kona Jackshit ones aswell and they are quite good they're on my Specialized P1 so I'm not sure how they'll do on a trials bike.

I work in a restaurant evenings and weekends when I'm not at college or on the bike, it pays well so i'm happy.

spot on, there's no point doing a million posts if they're all cr*p, if you post enough useful ones then it's only a matter of time.

Nice site mate i've signed the guestbook for you, heres mine, nothing special one of them free to host ones My Webpage

Liked the video, only frustrating thing was how long it took to download but thats probably my computer being gay; but nice yeah, get a helmet aswell though

All on here: Bikes

Yeah might do Carlisle I'll probably be touring every weekend when I get my car in about a month so might see you around

Might do yea add my MSN and me and ma cousin might pop along yosefpedrov@hotmail.co.uk

If you want to practice back-hopping first try and stay on yor back wheel for as long as possible, do this by riding forwards at walking pace, and pulling the front brake to do a little endo, then as your back wheel reaproaches the ground shift your weight backwards and you will go back on your rear wheel. Trust your brake basically and just balance on the back wheel for as long as possible then take it from there, theres loads of topics on here aswell so have a search and lots of ways of learning but thats how i did it.

North west as in Cheshire/Manchester/Liverpool or Cumbria?

And always wear a helmet (Y)for obvious reasons and also i find it psychologically helps.

I like the green lol

Welcome

He's been here months he's just under another username I think

http://www.tyketrial.co.uk/ Not sure when the next one is but there should be information on there. If not then just e-mail them and they should be able to help you.

I prefer singlespeed because it looks a lot better (in my opinion) and less can go wrong, such as there will be no gear cables snapping at the worst possible time. Also singlespeed saves weight.

Nice bike, I've had the joy of riding it seeing as though I'm your cousin, u've probably not seen us (Warrington riders) because we only ride in a few places just to get going until we are 'good'.

basically dont give up, and you'll master it in the end, look at past posts and there will be loads of useful info about it.