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    recovering after shoulder problems and starting trials up again, clips for tf video mash.
  2. did it yesterday just as topic came up, kinda interesting, made me think
  3. haha, seems like you're in the know? it's not something i've actually done, care to advise?
  4. it's okay, i sorted a decent way of getting my pads closer to the rim, the frame's 'legs' weren't sitting that straight on the hub, because the snail cams were pushing them out 3mm on each side, so i've removed the cams and put 'em on the outside of the dropout, therefore gaining 3mm each side I've been wondering about those pads for quite a while, you don't happen to know what they're like ok a lightish/medium grind do you? ta, Dean
  5. Yeah :/, they are. I was thinking about perhaps doubling up my pad backings so i can get the actual pads closer to the rim
  6. Im not sure if it is, it seems alright, the pads aren't that fat, but there's enough there. It's a long echo lite by the way
  7. I'm now back into trials after a bit of a shoulder injury. A couple of days ago, i put a fresh grind on my rear (ronnie), and cleaned the pads up a bit too. But now the locking point is a bit too far away for my liking, even with the TPA wound all the way in. A friend said that if I rebled the system really well, I might have the cylinders pushing out further? It's something i'd not heard before, so though i'd ask here. by the way, i'm skint, so I can't be buying new mounts or whatever
  8. Mint images Tribal Zone - if you ever need any help with translation, give me a shout
  9. I'll try and get a few more vids soon of better riding, recovery is still a bit sketch, so i'm really hoping not to cause any further damage here .
  10. Redbull is in order But seriously, my parents have supported me in everything I've done, and I have my dad to thank for my interests in classic cars and bikes in general, which is cool , they both recognise it as excercise, not being a total b*****d on the streets and having a good time with my mates
  11. Firstly : of course not? You took it apart yourself, meaning a qualified cycle mechanic hasn't done it? Secondly : there's no need, they just go in! "Man-up" is spot on, they tap back in with care and patience. Edit: and you're using water
  12. Trials-Forum Video -> Full View • Download • Upload This be my first clip, don't expect TGS master clips, i'm still poorly
  13. Seems a bit harsh. There's a picture of you stacking in your avatar, LMAO
  14. Pareil! That was immense , what a beastie
  15. Kinda right. If the weld is heat-treated, it can often become significantly stronger than the weld before , if you're going to deal with a decent welder/fabrication company, heat-treating should take place, and if it does you have nothing to worry about. Get a gusset welded where the crack was
  16. My thinking. You can compare these frames to so many others
  17. Yeah, but like he's said, you've still got a f**ked suit, it's just bad luck matey
  18. Loved that Neil. Must admit I was a bit miffed with choice of music, although it suits the riding (kinda), i woulda expected something slightly harder, I think this is far more effective in your vids
  19. I think it's apparent that I was referring to the attitude you've displayed that has been mentioned several times in this thread
  20. Seconded. Would you talk to your customers with the same mouth?
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