mad skills+huge balls
- Thread starter Scraggly
- Start date
dbrutherford
Parts Whore
- Location
- Fairmont, WV
How to they stop onthe rear wheel? When I rode BMX we would call it a tire tap or stall. You just grab a handful of the rear brake and you must balance. On a trials bike I was wondering if the rear brake is in the same place as any other dirt bike or do they use the engine power to hold the front end up? Do those bikes have a clutch? Do they use the clutch? I am just curious...
WFO Speedracer
A lifetime ban is like a lifetime warranty !
- Location
- Alabama
I actually got the 125 when I was still in high school,it still runs great after all these years,stored inside mostly,the tlr is a recent addition,I am looking for mad power on that one,I saved the head and cam off my old hare scramble bike when I sold it,it will be going on the tlr,also going with a trick custom exhaust and a fiberglass seat-side panel section that makes it look like a true trialer.I have heard that the tl 125 tranny will fit if you leave out fifth gear so I may be doing that mod also to have a true trials type gearbox.
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Etheraldreamer
Be there and be square.
- Location
- Spring Hill, FL
ive always loved trials and those are some sweet examples of why.
WFO Speedracer
A lifetime ban is like a lifetime warranty !
- Location
- Alabama
I used to do the urban thing with mine,usually playing in parking lots on the concrete walls and up and down the steps,I used to be fairly good but really haven't ridden that much in the last couple of years.I bought the tlr to get back into it and have something to keep me occupied during the off season,the thing is you can have a blast on a trials bike in your back yard.