TartyBikes : Inspired Fourplay Pro 2012

Reply from TartyBikes on 21/10/2011

Hi - Yes. Thanks, Adam

Reply from TartyBikes on 22/12/2011

Hi Max - Avid Juicy 3 brakes are fairly tricky to bleed (compared to most other disc brakes), and you need a specific kit to be able to do them. We stock that kit here which shows a video of how to do it in the Additional Information - http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/disc_brake_spares/avid_bleed_kit/c110p11651.html If you just need to trim the hose down a little (if it's just been crimped either near the lever or caliper) there are enough hose fittings supplied with the bleed kit to do that, although if the damage is in the middle of the hose you'd also need to buy an Avid Hose Kit to replace the full hose. Unfortunately we don't stock those, although they are available from other more 'mainstream' bike shops. Thanks, Mark

Reply from TartyBikes on 29/03/2012

Hi Thomas - This bike was made purely to ride street, so I think it should be pretty good for it! I ride one myself for street trials and it's great. Thanks, Mark

Reply from TartyBikes on 08/04/2011

Hi Zeb - The Fourplay bikes are going to continue to be disc only as far as we are aware. The 4-bolt/Disc option was exclusively for the 'aftermarket' frames rather than the frames for complete bikes. Thanks, Mark

Reply from TartyBikes on 26/09/2011

Hi Justin - It'd be possible to get this quite close to the bike Danny rides, as it's the same frame and fork Danny used to use. The rest of the bike is also quite similar. It'd be possible to get the bike exactly the same, but I think it'd be quite expensive to match Danny's exact spec. Danny's signature bike, the Inspired Skye, is coming out in October so if you want a bike more like Danny's then it may be worth waiting for that. Thanks, Mark

Reply from TartyBikes on 12/12/2011

Hi Kit - The frame used for the Fourplay Pro bike is the same as the Fourplay 2011 frame listed on the website - the only difference is that they aren't available "aftermarket" in the same colours as the Pro bikes. Thanks, Mark