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Nowhere.... but someone correct me if i am wrong because i would like them aswell

yeah it's pretty decent, i managed 2 back wheel the wall at stoney the other night with rick and craig, it was just over handlebar height

small try-all stem

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I have heard the heatsink reds(and felt) are extremely good on a grind, and have an ok wear rate. I would also recommend the koxx bloxx's blue or green as they hold immensely on a grind in both wet and dry

Hey nice to meet you, hope you have fun on the forum

Hey stuart, hows it going, are the brakes any good running de-icer in it because im thinking of trying it... even though winter has passed now

heatsinkbikes booster are by far the best in my opinion

I have had my creepy crawlers for 3 months now, and with atleast 10 hours a week of riding that hasn't happened yet

good for you then kyle hynchcliffe(sorry if it's spelt wrong) rides that though

Thats because people are like sheep, they are too afraid to try something different and will only buy stuff if someone good is riding it

I prefer water because the brake bounces back quicker and is not NEARLY as spongey as with magura oil, ok it will freeze over in the winter but thats where you have half water,half de-icer. Works better than magura oil on ALL the brakes i have ever tried

Water is perfect for magura's your just not bleeding it right if you get problems

Michael Ingle where you from because i know a person called that

I would get a disc brake any day, stronger on the front in the wet and just as good in the dry

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Well around aberdeen area it is certaintly growing. My brother got a trial bike some time last year then i got... now we have 5 trial bikers and more of my friends are wanting to buy one

only thing on my t-pro that i have had a problem with were the plastic hoses for the maguras but i have the steel ones now and nothing since, personally the rear hubs on the t-pro are good at the start. And as randomhero said just save up for a better freewheel like the Tensile ones because they are £30+

Well i started on an onza t-pro and now that ive learnt the basics I have started to like it... but after riding my brothers 26" and a few other peoples im starting to want a 26" now, But just chose what best suits you and what is most comfortable. Most(and i say that because someone is bound to say but i ride mod and im tall) tall people ride 26"

Ben Travis has an awesome style of riding i think and is really smooth so i would probably say him

light grind koxx bloxx red or yellow water fluid toxsin brake booster

I like Benito Ros and TRA most, although CLS pulls off amazing stuff i just dont like his riding style.

try-all are deffinately the best but cost alot, ive heard that monty tires are good but only a few frames can fit the size of the tyre, the creepy crawlers are good because they are quite good at grip and quiite cheap

Also the fact that my brakes can be heard from about half a mile away may be annoying a person said i should join the circus when i was doing back hops on my bike

It's not on his site anymore but i remember craig lee scott had a letter from the police about jumping on the fountains or something like that, and also we to can get chucked out of places, mostly costco because we use some of the 200 pallets they have at the back of it. But some dont mind too much