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Not sure, but they feel great. The geometry of that bike is deceiving, as it's actually longer than my mountain bike. So when you look at the bike as a whole, the bars may not look as wide.

+Zachariah Klapsis Trials bike may need some time to get used to especially with the High bottom bracket and long reach of the bike, however once you get used to the bike its probably the most precise and agile bike for Trial riding when compared to your MTB. However I wouldn't recommend using the lockout while doing trials on the MTB since it WILL damage the internals especially the dampeners so I suggest switching the lockout off with a plusher feel for the forks.

Hell yes... I almost never do anymore, but back when I was first learning I spent all my money on new wheels and tires. Pump them up to the max when learning.

+Cooldude1136 basically pull as hard as you can xD

umm so do you pull soft or hard?

Shit is soft, shit is hard. Shit is fast, and hot, and cold. Shit is everything.

+Seth's Bike Hacks Alright, cheers for the help Seth! I'll make sure to measure myself well before this Christmas (new bike time) ;)

Hi Chris, these techniques can be performed on any mountain bike, but generally the smaller wheel sizes are better for everything. This is why dirt jump bikes and bmx bikes have smaller wheels. With that said, bigger wheels are more forgiving in rough terrain, so the argument could still be made that bunnyhops, manuals, and all these techniques are easier to perform with larger wheels when the ground isn't so smooth. I'd say a happy medium is a 650b, but it's honestly splitting hairs. What is much more important is that you have the right frame size for your body.

I guess about half way

+Seth's Bike Hacks thanks btw i like it that you reply :) not a lot of youtubers do that :) and keep up the great work ;)

I went over that in the first trials video, but I should do a more comprehensive bike check. It's an Inspired Fourplay 24" street trials bike

ok thanks man

It depends. If you compare it to anything else like playing the piano, learning to read, or speaking a new language it's pretty damned easy. The best way to learn is to start small and find some things you CAN do and find really fun. Do it for fun, go out often, and you'll start picking up new skills through experience. Riding with friends is also huge.

Nah, you'll get it. Just learn how to ride super slow first and you'll start to get a feel for it.

+executionerbunny1 I think this trials playlist is going to be growing for a while. I'll definitely go over that

+Seth's Bike Hacks thanks again ....i will try to do my best by learning from you...you are vey awesome and please dont stop your videos seth because if you will stop ,know that i will stop to because what  have learned is everything from you.........see you seth in other videos,all your videos are liked from my and if i will learn more ,i will make an 1 more video for you so dont stop :)

+everything about mountainbiking Dude, awesome! Those drops were big, and you're doing them perfectly. I wish I had set a better example for you by wearing a helmet, but seriously you're a natural at riding street. Your video is also really well put together, showing how you cracked your chainring and then progressed to do drops clean and smoothly. I hope you keep mountain biking and keep making videos, really good job, and thanks for the shout out.

I had it shipped here from the UK... tariffs and all. I don't know if they'll still ship it but tartybikes.uk is where I got mine

+Seth's Bike Hacks Is it still available in those colors? Because I really like it like that but I can't find it on the Inspired site.

It's a plain old Fourplay

It's true... trials is like brain surgery or rocket science in cycling. I can barely do it to be honest, but I think most riders can at least learn basic trials techniques.

I assume you're referring to the gear used for a pedal kick, which would be a very low gear. Low gears give you the torque you need for a short burst.

+Peter Taylor Thanks, I guess from my BMX history I never saw the need to lock the rear brake and the habit stayed with me. If I need to land somewhere precise then I do lock it up, but if I plan on rolling afterwards I just keep going!

Have you been practicing rear wheel hops on flat very much? Seems like if you can master that part you will have way more options. Still, a pedal kick off a drop is really useful, and actually my weapon of choice.

ok noted.

Both are Maxxis Holy Rollers

+Seth's Bike Hacks Thanks! :)

I think this has a good geometry and pretty solid components: //amzn.to/1NkUpcO I've ridden it too and it feels real worthy of abuse

will it still be about MTB?

top secret...

+Seth's Bike Hacks News Wheels Too?

Haha,As your previous videos saying that you would rather get a C-Guide Then buying a new derailleur....Haha Be careful with your derailleur......Don't break it haha.....Take good care!!!!

+Mirza Loves Bicycle It's amazing how astute my viewers are...I can't even see those details on my screen. Yes, I got a Deore derailleur, cassette, and shifter, but the chain is Sram. The chainring is still Raceface! Maybe I'll do a review, as that derailleur really was a game changer for me.

+Willy Goat Yes!!

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+zekeisme1 Its a stock Inspired Fourplay 24 inch trial bike.

+!Kemps! !Kemps! Are you using it for trails or street?

+phl1200r Platform pedals depend on preference especially for people with different foot sizes. The main trend for most platform pedals today appear to be going for thinner, wider and more pins. While looking for a set of pedals you have the consider the amount of concave the pedal has since this is crucial to get the most grip out of your pedals.

+phl1200r Thanks, and I'm just using some aluminum platform pedals. I don't think it makes much of a difference. For tricks and trials, platforms are the way to go. For racing and trails, you're probably better off clipless.

+Thoots Thoots Most bunnyhops don't need brakes. And try tinkering with your brakes and replace the pads to improve your braking better.

Na m9 its mongoose, walmart special.

+Matthew Moser Inspired Fourplay 24 inch Street trial bike. Its the same brand that Danny Macaskill uses but a different model and frame.

+Louis Packman lol

Mongoose

Good video,

what does mountain biking have to do with politics?

political messages are not cool

Thanks. It helps a lot