onzat-comp

by the looks of things you have collapsed the bearing cases in the hub am o right there the biggest bags o sh*t ever

onza non sealed hubs, onza bb, onza bar and stem ,magura hosing magura bolts (it seems that every time i try to tighten barbed bolts they snap on me) GU hubs ,onza frames ,hope brakes wtf £100 for front brake new and pads rub oil leaks and rotor came bent leaver adjustment is poo aswell and finally tencile clamps grrrrrrrrrrr we should rename this thread to "take out your anger on onza, hope, magura and tencile" bag o shit rick

it depends how harsh you grind the rim really a lighter grind would be more times and a harsher grind would be less times aniway if it was a medium grind then i would say about 10 times max after that i wouldn't trust the rim rick

hummm looks ace what front rotor is that looks beast nice bike rick

Kinell mint vid abdab editin is mint all goes together reyt can't wait for next one u have inproved lodes since ur last vid rick

thanks anyway i might just get echo 07's instead of causing problems finding rims thanks anyway rick

no i dont think its the same as thease rims but in 20 http://www.koxx.fr/index.php?lg=fr_FR&...DB441df15143b66 and i can't tell what they are because its in french

hi i just wondered if anyone knows were i could buy orange koxx rims from for a "20" because i can't find them on tarty or select and koxxbikes is all in french so i am stuck for ideas any help would be appreciated thanks rick

mine did this too exact same LOOK!! ohhh yeah and the bearing cases collapse thats whats the matter with it there just really weak

Hi Im bored so thought i would post this topic. i was in DT class the other day and needed some snail cams soooo ,i bodged some up they came out pretty good and i am quite proud of them i even had time to put some notches in for extra hold so show us some stuff youv'e bodged up with picz if possible thanks Rick PS; heres the pic

ohhh yeah people i just upgraded the frontend too with some gu forks and hope mono trials f-brake and a monty rim built on to a monty hub with TI spokes so im well chuffed :) rick

it depends on the £ to $ ratio but around £204 and it is free postage worldwide

ye i did order it from aspire if u were talikn to me

Hi As it says in the title i have just ordered my new king but i just have a few questions, I have used the search but can't find much on them so; 1) Where can i get them serviced (who is the cheapest or can i do it myself, is it recommended and where can i get it done. PS; i don't want to send it miles so places like bike shops in the rotheram area etc: OH ye and how often should i get it serviced.) 2)where can i get spares/replacements from. 3)what should i lube it with eg; WD40, GT85, TF2 or any other. 4)how long dose it take to fully bed in (baring in mind i ride just about every day 2 miles at least.) 5)will it throw my chain line out, if it dose how can i fix this?? PS; i run a onza t-comp frame and plazmatic fixed cog just so people know. 6) !!!BIGGIE!!! -- WARRANTY (what dose/doesn't it cover me against??) if anyone has a king or can give me any info please reply to this topic thanks in advance Rick

hi i would say hydro because the break on a cable feels strange and you need a really expencive or good leaver to make it feel ok however on a hydro the brake feels ok without expencive leavers and plus you can get more variation with a hydro just a preferance rick

because i hated the engagements on that freewheel it felt so slugish ....haha and the bearing cases collaped on the onza hub and neerly killed me rick

well i have the new plaz cog on order and two new bearings on too because one has seised up. as for the spacer i have got a new one thanks everyone sos for making you wait scotty rick

hi i know someone who grinded there rim a total of 23 times before it collapsed so i would say its well worth going for it and as for pads i would go with some koxx browns and a light smidging of tar for the win. you can get them from tartybikes.co.uk however if you read the pads section and it has recemandations for what grind you should have with the pads and even what weher it works well in. rick

hummm... i would be careful of the t-comp i have one if you decide on 1 of thease please; keep a eye on the freewheel it somtimes comes looseget a different rear hub the bearing cases lasted me about 3 month get rid of the stackers below the stem they make the bike sooooo high up (you may need to cut down the forks)get some decent grips , pedals but this is not that importantohhh and the frame flexes every time you press the rear brake so get a cheap booster i just wanted to warn you about thease factors first before you decide but exept from thease the bike is brilliant and is so easy to tap, sidehop ohhhh and the wheels are really strong too Rick

Ye bit supid i no but im on a budget and was waiting for money of my mum for a fixed cog and iv'e got i now and am ordering a cog tomorrow i think

Hi I took my gu hub out the other night to clean it all went well but, i thought my spacer for the drive side was a little loose so i tryed to squash it together and it went a little egg shaped. I got it the best i could and it goes on and off but is a little stiff, Anyway i then put my back wheel in and set up the cams and tention but when i tighten the back wheel the cranks go really stiff. I normally set my tention to this level but it never goes that stiff. i don't know if a bearing has seized but i can order those, i just need to know if tarty or select or any other company can supply spacer. the spacer is the same in GU ,ZOO and ECHO freehubs.However i have a freewheel and a freehub at the moment but have money for a fixed cog could that be the problem. Thanks in advance for any help Rick PS: This is what the spacer looks like in case anyone dosen't know. Sorry for the bad picture its all i could get. :$

Hi just a few pics of my bike gettin parts for a python but im riding this for the moment onza t-comp bought as full bike extras; pedals=welgo bars=zoo riser stem=viz rear hub=gu freehub pads=snowy's fixed cog=plasmatic thanks for looking rick

thanks a lot you are a life saver

Hi i have just pulled the treads out of my t-comp for the rear maggie and i just wondered if you can get the threads heli-coiled. I have heard about helicoiling before but dont know how it works ,if it will work and who/where can get it done and most importantly how much it will cost. Any help would be appreaciated. thanks Rick.

Hi nice vid munks who was filming those angles look mint HAHA nice vid for first one on "07" python. Rick.