Peach.

a long overdue upgrades pic

My Parker with some uprades

A new pic of my baby , new cranks and rotor Build was around 11k

Frame, Fork, Bars, Stem are from Tarty Bikes The Rest I got from CRC few pieces locally.

Still need to take a recent pic but its basically the same

Kona Bass for DJ/Street what are you smoking MissionS Check out the GT Ruckus DX on obike, the frame it a bit heavy but is super strong and good to learn on. Gears come in handy but SS is nicer, thats where horizontal dropouts are better

Now that was AWESOME

Noone wants to see that piece of Turd

holy cow, Louis when you gonna be doing gaps like that

Guess that's a no . . . .

If there is any Cycling civilisation in Secunda and you happen to ride Trials give me a call. I'm keen. Secunda mall is awesome for street riding

It all happens Seriously fast, maybe when I get use to it and relax a bit ill feel more air time, was really chuffed when i cleared it thou, firstly felt really awesome, secondly I wasnt on my way to hospital

My balls eventually dropped and I summoned up the courage to hit this baby, all I can say is WOOOOOW It feels soo good

20" very Trials Specific, alot lighter and smaller which make them easy to move around. 26" Trials specific (no seat, very low frame) generally quite long which make them very comfortable on the back wheel and easier to ride. with Seat/ DJ frame, better if you want to do some street riding also. 24" my personal favorate, best of both worlds, small and manouverable like 24" but the stability and street riding of a 26" I started off on the GT Trials Frame, was very nice for learning but is basically a DJ frame. Not as stable as Trials specific bikes on the back wheel but perfect to start on. I recently got an Inspired Fourplay 24" and im loving it, just feels soo much better and more comfortable. Its not as comfortable on natural Trials like the 26" but is much better for Street/Urban Trials I would suggest 24" or 26" either or, mb 26" for starting happy hunting

thats some cool ****

and some more

Some pics from the DH

Bought it off Tarty bikes and got a friend to bring it in from Germany. He rided the Fourplay Pro spec off Tarty bikes and is here for another 2 weeks. He might be tempted to sell if someone offers him a decent price

That was when I was riding a GT zaskar Trials bike 26", iv just built un an Inspired Fourplay 24"

My new Trials bike Inspired Fourplay

Took her for her first ride today and she is AMAZING. Feels so nice to jump around on basically stays on the backwheel itself.

Has anyone been able to find out more into?

Just got tipped off by a friend, keep your ears and eyes open http://www.facebook.com/DannyMacAskill

Hey, you don't need a tensioner. I managed to get mine right by trying a bunch of differnt combinations of rings, with either a 24 or 32 on front and from 12 - 18 on back. I think I landed up using 32-14, which was the correct length for the chain. I broke the teeth off 2 16T rings and put them either side of the 15 Just to make sure the chain doesn't jump off. The half link chain would be better as you can get closer to the gear ratio you want. Hope this helps

Meeting in Kia Sands at 2pm Sunday afternoon to check out a new spot. send me a PM and I will give you the exact location.