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Posted: Oct 28, 2007 at 20:51 Quote
thoughts? trials riding, little bit of street type stuff I looked a lot for a ellsworth specialist frame, but its a little bit to much money, what do you guys think?

Posted: Oct 29, 2007 at 5:39 Quote
Well, you put trials riding before street. So I would sooner suggest a short trials frame set up for both.

See, the problem is riding something like a p2 or a dmr for trials is great to a point. You can show off your pedal kicks, pedal ups and crap. But it hinders your progression VASTLY!... Its like trying to cut a tree down with a hockey stick. Once you upgrade from a street bike you've beaten your self to death on, to a trials bike...suddenly your a god at riding it feels. Then you wonder...damn, I should have just done this in the first place.

A frame like an echo control or a simtra would be a good choice. Maybe more so the pure because there is a short version. You can transfer street moves onto a trials bike very easily. But vice versa on a street bike. You'll feel like a gimp riding.

So, thats my .02. Other parts are up to you, but for the most part. I would get an actual trials frame since in your post trials came as priority. Probably cheaper than the frame you mentioned too.

Posted: Oct 29, 2007 at 11:45 Quote
chronic-im-fresh wrote:
Well, you put trials riding before street. So I would sooner suggest a short trials frame set up for both.

See, the problem is riding something like a p2 or a dmr for trials is great to a point. You can show off your pedal kicks, pedal ups and crap. But it hinders your progression VASTLY!... Its like trying to cut a tree down with a hockey stick. Once you upgrade from a street bike you've beaten your self to death on, to a trials bike...suddenly your a god at riding it feels. Then you wonder...damn, I should have just done this in the first place.

A frame like an echo control or a simtra would be a good choice. Maybe more so the pure because there is a short version. You can transfer street moves onto a trials bike very easily. But vice versa on a street bike. You'll feel like a gimp riding.

So, thats my .02. Other parts are up to you, but for the most part. I would get an actual trials frame since in your post trials came as priority. Probably cheaper than the frame you mentioned too.
Agreed.

Posted: Oct 29, 2007 at 20:02 Quote
im also looking at this, how is it? anybody know? koxx code frame?

https://sslrelay.com/s90248139.oneandoneshop.co.uk/sess/utn;jsessionid=1547269f66253a1/shopdata/0150_Frames+=26amp=3B+Frame+Kits/0170_26=22+frames/0125_Koxx+Frame+Kits/product_details.shopscript?article=0010_Koxx%2BPlate%2BCode%2BFrame%2BKit%2B%3D28platekit%3D29


looks ike sumthing I'd like.


i checked out reset, 24" i rode for a long time and i really don't like it, just to small but thanks man those bikes are ill for sure.

Posted: Oct 29, 2007 at 20:08 Quote
StandUp wrote:
im also looking at this, how is it? anybody know? koxx code frame?

https://sslrelay.com/s90248139.oneandoneshop.co.uk/sess/utn;jsessionid=1547269f66253a1/shopdata/0150_Frames+=26amp=3B+Frame+Kits/0170_26=22+frames/0125_Koxx+Frame+Kits/product_details.shopscript?article=0010_Koxx%2BPlate%2BCode%2BFrame%2BKit%2B%3D28platekit%3D29


looks ike sumthing I'd like.


i checked out reset, 24" i rode for a long time and i really don't like it, just to small but thanks man those bikes are ill for sure.
The Code is cool, but not a dedicated trials frame.

Posted: Oct 29, 2007 at 20:34 Quote
i guess not well Im really picky, I guess i really don't like a 100 percent dedicated trials set up, I thought of a jackflash, and a few others and I can pick up an ellsworth specialist for 650, but its disc only which might be bad but i hear that they are good frames?

Posted: Oct 30, 2007 at 0:54 Quote
StandUp wrote:
i guess not well Im really picky, I guess i really don't like a 100 percent dedicated trials set up, I thought of a jackflash, and a few others and I can pick up an ellsworth specialist for 650, but its disc only which might be bad but i hear that they are good frames?
If its between the Specialist and the Code (and you have access to a Code), buy the code. I've had several problems with Ellsworth and I know several people that have as well. If you are not too tall, the Dobermann has a +10mm bottom bracket. A curtis T1 would be really nice too if you must stick with a bike that has a seat.

Posted: Nov 5, 2007 at 20:43 Quote
I think you should just get a short control and suck it up. They're friggen godly compared to these "street trials" bikes.

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Posted: Nov 6, 2007 at 0:00 Quote
i agree with jason im 100% street/trials and for my next frame im using the echo lite short. Its 1000 wheelbase so u can spin like mad and get tons of pop so its easy for manuels and bunnyhops and stuff

Posted: Nov 6, 2007 at 7:25 Quote
Yeah, I can manual my control forever...

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Posted: Nov 7, 2007 at 0:03 Quote
no u cant lol ull loose speed really fast unless u have a hill. But i mean anything over 15 seconds is already boring and u realize the guy can obviously balance it lol

Posted: Nov 7, 2007 at 18:38 Quote
bigquotesno u cant lol ull loose speed really fast unless u have a hill. But i mean anything over 15 seconds is already boring and u realize the guy can obviously balance it lol
You can't manual, can you?

Posted: Nov 7, 2007 at 18:45 Quote
t3aSeR wrote:
have a look at the new RESET: http://www.resetthisworld.com/

i've tried it and it's really an awsome bike, i was able to ride trials with it, something i've never tought of.

Posted: Nov 7, 2007 at 18:46 Quote
t3aSeR wrote:
have a look at the new RESET: http://www.resetthisworld.com/

Wats that bike for anyways?? i like it alot it looks very sweet and are those disc braks hydros?

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