Ewannnn

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craig lee scotts videos are numbers 15,19,21,23,25,28 thats all the ones i know so far

they are good beginner frames yes but you could spend the same amount of money and get the new echo frame, so you can be the odd 1 out

Get rid of the hideous colours on it then it would be ace

Read the rules, thank you

im afraid the only forks you are able to get from tartybikes with 4 bolts are the onza smart guys for £90, they are quite light and strong

yoyo's and tamagotchies (sorry about spelling) they were the best and pokemon cards

your not sow good at spelling either

yes, grinding your rims makes ALL brakes work better EDIT: although i dont know what grinding a disc brake would do

thanks alot guys for the suggestions, i will try and get some from an industrial estate or summin then

well they are making a hotel about 15 metres away from my house so i could always ask

water is fine as i have been using it for ages over the winter, just put a bit of de-icer in it when it's winter. Also water responds better in the brake and feels stiffer, i have used it for months and there hasn't been a problem yet

does anybody know where i can get some pallets that dont cost absolutely tonnes, and dont say steal some please

I like both aslong as the natural riding is big stuff or hard. you dont often see too many good natural videos. But watching people like Vincent Hermance doing natural i enjoy just as much as i enjoy Craig Lee Scott doing street

I cant find it either

Hey, im feeling the same way to aiden, every time i go on my brothers toxsin two i feel more controled and relaxed when back hopping and i prefer the feel of it compared to my t-pro.

guess we will just have to keep posting in it to make them notice it

the v8's are extremely reliable and have good grip, but for double the price you could get the hognesium pedals, i hear they are good at the moment i am using VP double caged pedals, grippiest pedals i have ever used but brake more often

what is tyke trials?

patience...

the heatsink blues are extremely good for there money and hold well on a grind, but for ultimate braking power get the heatsink reds, better than the blues at holding and great modulation, but slightly less impressive wear rate than the blues

im scared of doing quite high drops on my bike because just before im about to preload i freeze then jump off my bike

Hey, nice to meet you, welcome to the forum Your bike sounds sweet

They are the new ones not the old ones

Well to try and get bigger it's more or less down to how much you practice it but this is what i do to get high staying on my back wheel. Line up exactly where you want to get up, Then try and get as close to the wall as you can while going foward (tap is easiest in my opinion) Just before you jump preload by leaning down so you can burst upwards then throw ur arms upwards with the bike. Keep practicing it and you will be doing bigger in no time if you want more descriptive versions of that go to http://www.observedtrials.net/vb/showthread.php?t=18382 hope that helped Ewan