max-t

hes right low bb *** the difference is the cnc yolks. the adamant a1 features more of them

hi all i was just browsing eengoedidee and found a really old video of me made by aaron-i-anson off t-f. this was made a few years back and i was going to quit. it features some funny bails and things. please watch and leave a comment! love max.. xxxxx Edit..woops for got the link click me

as well as what these lot above have said brake boosters also provide very good protection to your magura crossover hosing. they shield it from knocks and scuffs max...

hahahaha.you go boy!

ha! no way! freehub for the win! they cause too much hassle to tx maxx aswell as i am always in there buying new jeans i bought them out (slight exageration) max...

Its an 06 pitbull mate and yes i agree.it looks the beans Those onza forks go well with it too Max...

dear lord.Do they not teach you spelling, punctuation and grammar at school? Anyway, thats off subject. my thoughts on the bike are mostly positive its nice and longgood standover heightnot too high bb ridegussets in all of the necessary placesstan shaw has one but....it looks terrible...I wouldn't poke it max...

first of all what rim do you have and how far are your pads from the rim

you have rounded the tapers on your cranks unfortunately there is nothing you can do about this as when they start to round they keep going. This would more than likely have been caused by riding with the crank bolts loose. you probably didnt notice. isis is the better option and this style of bottom bracket is partially stronger just keep riding on your cranks now until christmas , they should hold out till then (if you dont go too big). Ask santa to bring you a skf bottom bracket and a pair of these tensile cranks or if you want a cheaper set of cranks get these echos max...

thats where the leaks always come from...you will need a new slave cylinder for your brake go to this link and maybe give dave and adam a call. max...

i gotta 07 stock spaced pitbull pro 2 hub zoo bar n stem beast parts love max.... :$ Edit: will have pics up soon

300 what mate? 5ers tenners? 20s?

to be totally honest mate its best to get a grind if you are going to be riding in the winter in wet conditions. if you dont know what a grind is its this. clickety click the purpose of a grind is to make your rim sharp so it increases friction rates when your pad rubs against it. more friction means faster locking and better holding pads and in tuen a satisfied and trusting rider who can rely on his/her pads. the grind also helps shed water from the rim and makes your brake squeek really loud. do do a grind all you have to do is get an angle grinder turn it on (obviously) then skim it lightly across your rim with the grinding disc about 45 degrees to your rim. drag it along the braking surface nice and lightly and repeat this on both sides until all of the surface is rough then buy a pair of pads that are meant for wet weather such as rock blueskoxx brownsheatsink red or bluescoustsinkswww.tartybikes.co.uk for the rock and koxx www.heatsinkbikes.com for the heatsinks max.....

to be totally honest mate its best to get a grind if you are going to be riding in the winter in wet conditions. if you dont know what a grind is its this. clickety click the purpose of a grind is to make your rim sharp so it increases friction rates when your pad rubs against it. more friction means faster locking and better holding pads and in tuen a satisfied and trusting rider who can rely on his/her pads. the grind also helps shed water from the rim and makes your brake squeek really loud. do do a grind all you have to do is get an angle grinder turn it on (obviously) then skim it lightly across your rim with the grinding disc about 45 degrees to your rim. drag it along the braking surface nice and lightly and repeat this on both sides until all of the surface is rough then buy a pair of pads that are meant for wet weather such as rock blueskoxx brownsheatsink red or bluescoustsinkswww.tartybikes.co.uk for the rock and koxx www.heatsinkbikes.com for the heatsinks max.....

hi there mate welcome to trials-forum! there are many good brake pads for use with magura hs33 brakes these include plazmatic crm's koxx bloxx browns onza citrus rock pads red rock pads blue monty 221 xl these brake pads can be found at tartybikes.co.uk adam and dave really are the best ! if you have a question about the brake pads give them a call or e mail them.they provide great service and help to the trials community top notch shop too the heatsink pads heasink snowys reds blues coustsinks can all be found here at heatsinkbikes.com all of these pads can be mounted into cnc metal backing for extra rigidness and response also. check that site out also max.....

no problem at all mate have fun. max....

dont panic mate...you will get your pads! steve has a home business and he has a family also. he is a very busy man. max....

well done mate... it takes guts to post a vid on the forum i respect you for that and well done good try for a first attempt. the dog wasnt too impressed though mate... bad luck.. he was yawning lmao shame about the quality as well bit 'leggo land' very good try max....

hi there if you are just starting out i would reccomend a 20" bike from the onza range the onza t pro is what i'd advise you to look at in particular as it features many good parts and has very good geometry. (nice bike to ride) might have to wait a while though as they are not yet in stock. linky or if you would prefer to start out on a larger bike such as a stock bikes with 26" wheels i would say get the onza t - rex as it again is an ideal bike and features some strong parts.very good value much like the t pro. linky however...if you do not wish to buy either of these types you could also invest in a 24" wheeled bike such as a onza zoot.these bikes are aimed more at the bunnyhoping so called 'bmx style' of trials and it less suited to massive gaps sidehops and things like that.this bike also features some very strong parts and is again really good value. if none of these bikes appeal to you then how about trying a search on e bay and buying there usually there are some very good trials bikes both 20" 26" and 24" being sold dirt cheap and delivery is dead quick. if you get a trials bike you might want to think about getting some good brake pads as the ones that have come standard on the bikes that i reccomennd are not soo good. i would strongly advise you to get either the plazmatic crm pads , onza citrus , koxx bloxx browns or the rock pads. a good back break is essential for all trials riders it can be the difference to falling off and hurting yourself badly and making it and not falling off and getting more confidence. the pads can all be found here. linky good luck with trials! max

very nice indeed. looks crap without the seat though!!! they ride really good too max...

actually no...hold the front brake on then do a gap to the object.let your front wheel land on top of it and shift your weight forward then stoppie on.eventually you will get used to this. and will be able to switch to back wheel.to shift to back wheel suddenly change your weight from being forrward and pull it right back. try this on small walls to startwith though...then progress.usually best to try in on a few pallets at first or maybe a one foot or so high wall max...

try looking on www.trashzen.com

i also have half term and i am going to medway to ride with my pals that live there london area max...

like i said..use common sense.use the search.anyway i dont want this to turn into a fallout with you all yes, people do make mistakes

hahaha sounds about right max...