I just finished building this bike for chris. it feels amazingly similar to my kortz, which costs almost 3 times as much to build. I honestly think this bike may be the best value for money. take a look at chris's review :

http://www.richmondtrials.com/2009/11/review2009-neon-bow-v2-5-26/

wow hey dude thats nice, i like the style. the colour code is nice as well. i think if i am buying another frame i will go with that neon, so what was the poket damage? what else are you working on?

oh and that site of yours needs more work, its not as user friendly as BTT. it looks more like news paper site.

Wow~~ it looks skinny , 9.4kg ?

it's not a forum. it is suppose to be like a news paper site for trials riders. but you're right, it does need a lot more work, and im pretty busy these days.

i'm not sure what these sell for in taiwan, but the cost for the frame is $450 canadian. if you can't get it through taiwan you can get them through me

the complete bike that chris is riding will run for 1650 canadian (everything will be brand new of course) with the hope brake, or 1550 with the magura louise.

有夠漂亮的車架 ,
細部的加工也很精緻 ,
經得起靠近一點看 ,
騎起來一定很爽 .

期待 小k 的網路商店趕快開張 .

the shop should be open in 2 weeks. We just ordered in about $10 000US of products, including complete 24" bikes from echo and neon!

maybe you guys can organize a group buy, to save on shipping.

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the shop should be open in ...

my mouth's watering...drooling...should I or should I not buy a 24" bike? How're the accessibility of the parts here in Taiwan. I'm worried if it's gonna be a trouble if any parts damage in the future...

we'll be building a because bike 24 frame with echo parts and brake for 1450CAD, if you are interested;)

So happy for the new store for cool gig, So sad for short of bocks...Shipping fee knock me off also...

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we'll be building a because...

that's some sxxt load of money...the ministry of finance is the one I need to convince tho...
seriously, is a 24" well worth it? I like the feeling that a 26" one can ride up some obstacles with ease but at the same time it's really too big to me...

if you guys can organize 3-4 people for a group buy, shipping shouldn't be too expensive. as for the 24, it really depends on what kind of riding you want to do. it is more for street and faster style of riding, rather than tgs.