Peach.

Those guys are insane and those jumps are maaasifffff

he wishes

We riding the Spruit on Sunday am, meeting at the Riverside shopping centre (better known as Milfy Lane) in Sandton at 7am.

Get a portable BMX (box) jump and set it up at Emmarentia or Germiston lake for the day. That will probably be the easiest and best way

There are a few DH trails but thats about it. Come ride the Spruit and we will show you the Fun lines along it, quite a few fun sections, better that most stuff up here, they are becoming trashed from the XC and 29er riders though, they like to cut our lips off and ride straight where there is a corner.

Ill put a few up, the rest can be seen on FB http://www.facebook....65580702&type=1 The Flying Super_mil Bramley boosting it A new kid on the block Google taking flight on his new Makulu A NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE

I got a **** load of unfinished business

Some more Bling for my build

:eek: No lockout of any kind is going near this bike. Shes going to be bouncing and flying all over the place. hopefully avoiding trees thou. Had a little hickup in the build process but should have her done soon :drool:

you riding?

This is my SS baby

Check out Zink's head cam footage. The top of his run was awesome. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKRo2OXTDok

HTF did he walk away from that? he must be made of metal, by far the worst crash this year.

I also thought they were a bit harsh with a few of the guys scores, Cam definitely deserved more for being the only 1 to hit the canyon in the final runs. And that long haired 18 yr old had some interesting sketchy lines and he got given a sucker, I liked how everyone else was rolling cautiously into the Oakley sender and he did a drop into it

So this is what i started on Then my First Proper Trials bike was a 26" GT Zaskar Which then had a few upgrades, Fork, stem Bars. And now I have moved onto the Love of my life, she's just got new HS33's and brake clamps. I started on 26" then moved to 24", I will never go back. I prefer street trials, Danny Mac style and the 24" is a lot more fun and playable. I have ridden all 3 sizes now. 20" - VERY light, maneuverable and accurate. not as fun and playfull but easy to learn on and get use to. 24" - Perfect Playfull, maneuverable, more stable, basically a bit of both. Not ideal for natural competition trials, perfect for street. 26" - bigger wheels help with height, feels more stable and under controll. Very good for Natural trials.

Surprised to see how many of them are running Air Shocks

2 x 9 :w00t: GAY, why do you need a GRANNY gear?

Anything bigger than 26" belongs in a Circus or on the road

And it pretty much windy every day haha

WOW, that was a hard landing. But 650b is still stupid.

My AM/Trail baby with her new purple bars and upgraded brakes

Nice bikes, awesome to see the trials scene getting bigger. You guys like the 20's If im correct the trials World Cup will be in PMB next year

Thanks to the Marshals and guys on MBikes holding traffic. Did the guys in the front of the bunch have a rocket up their asses??? They where on a mission last night and it drew the bunch out longer which pissed the cars off even more. Keep the A bunch roadie rides to the am

when were they 2.1k? I got the last blue set at 2.7k