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Foo Fighters - Times Like These Lol. Cheers roberto!

Same again today, approx 1:30pm. Has dried up now, and its mega! Come on, you know you wanna! Ads

How very bizarre!!

Which tool? And where is it stuck?

You left yourself wide open there!

I should think thats already happened :ermm:

I dont think it needs much scrubbing - just leave the nitro on for a while and then wash the paint away. The finish is lacquered at the rear end - since the whole frame is lacquered after the front end has been painted.

Pretty much, or a considerable amount of skill.

They do if you make a hash of it. If you haven't built/trued wheels before, i would steer clear. Nope, that wont work very well at all.

Got a video of what you were doing when you dented it? Musta landed like a proper sack of spuds...

Plus the topic on OTN, and on TrialBikes.ru... its more like 2000... I'll try and put the original vid on Trials-Shack today. Cheers, Adam

Nope, thats the state the frames are in before theyre painted. They are ball burnished (think Coust) and then the paint goes on. Expensive to do, yet they still come out at £249. Tells you something...

Yep. The speed is theoretically infinite!

http://search.ebay.co.uk/note-20_W0QQsofoc...QfsopZ1QQfsooZ1 Quite a few people!

I think that drop needs to be done again, for comparison...

No shit sherlock. Unless you land smoother than a baby's bum, it'll stress the spokes and rim past their elastic limit and things will go pear shaped.

Lol, nice effort with Photoshop whoever did that!

Oops, thats what i meant to say :D But im a retard so ;)"

Sweet vid guys, jealous of your riding spots ;) Ads

Yup yup ;) And now theres Greens, which are harder than the reds.

*ding ding ding* Correct! The ZR9000 Trek frames have stuuupidly thin tubes. However, thats not to say you couldnt have the same weight frame (same thickness tubes) and make it 15% stronger :D (compared to whatever industry standard aluminium is... id guess at 6061). Probably not cheap. Thats my guess.

Thats scary :D 12 platforms!!

Hmm, maybe on something small, flat and square... sounds rather scary!

Yeah... surely you need some kind of anchor?

Perfectly fine :)