MacAskill doing MacAskill Things
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iman29
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I googled āSanta Cruz trials bikeā and this was the first hit. Itās not yellow but looks the same. That probably explains it.
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iman29
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Or this.
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Bike Check: Danny MacAskill's Santa Cruz Trials Bike - Pinkbike
A nearly fully custom bike for Trials legend Danny MacAskill.
Custom trials bike: Centred around a completely custom carbon-fibre frame and fork from the US-based brand, the bike's three jobs are to be lightweight, stiff and bombproof.
Check out Danny MacAskill's Santa Cruz trials bike from his San Fran edit
The iconic trials specialist is back with his latest street edit. Find out all the key details about the bike he used for the Postcard from San Francisco shoot.
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Lots of great stuff in here, that opener with the bump jump front flip was ridiculous
JPark
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I'm surprised they're not selling them to offset the massive R&D costs.I googled āSanta Cruz trials bikeā and this was the first hit. Itās not yellow but looks the same. That probably explains it.
Santa Cruz Bicycles | Quality Bicycles Since 1994
Santa Cruz Bicycles is dedicated to making the world's best mountain bikes. From the World Championship-winning V10 to the beloved Tallboy, we make bikes for people who live to ride.
Says he is running a Hydra
I think they are hard to compare, Fabio obviously as the edge on the jumping / downhill and high risk stuff however, the pegs on the mtb was just silly. Its cool, but at the same time it looked so forced compared to what bmx guys are doing with pegs these days.
Steve Vai
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Wonder if there's a misprint then because the TrialTech is a thread on.
Is that a crank mounted one/ fixed rear hub? I am not hip to the current trials trends. It was fun to a crank based one but really sucked from a āI need to pedal some place perspectiveā
Steve Vai
Endurance Guy: Tolerates most of us.
Normally it would mount to the crank and the hub would be fixed but he runs an XT crankset with a normal ring so he has to have a regular SS set-up. He doesn't do much traditional trials moves so he definately doesn't need the clearance and such from a front freewheel.
