Joe@Onza

Sorry, Just Onza ones please. Send it in though if you like. Its always nice to see 'em!

Depending on qty of pictures then we may use previous months entrys. Its all about quality of photo, If its a bit scenic etc. You can enter as many times as you want, with different shots if you like.

Just to annouce that the December readers rides is up, (http://www.onza.com/v2/readers/) The winner for December is Nick Konstantinidis from Greece and he should be getting some goodies in the post. Enter now to have a chance of appearing in Januarys readers rides. Cheers

sorry, maybe that was a little wild remark, But from what others have said its ment to be.

Oh I know dude, For example the new £1800 sky Geo..........Thats 1000mm +90 bb 350mm("Expensive Geo bike in your eyes"). Apart from the BB its similar geo to the Limey 20" (I know that everyone will be like"oh my god, look how much different the BB is though" But) I'm guessing you were referring to it being short where as the Ice is a bit longer? or were you talking about the BB height? either way its all down to preference. The only way to solve this issue would be to hide the price making the Ice £350.

I wish Ross, I would keep pluging with the Limey, Its one of those that you really have to get used too. I'm sure you would love it once you were at one with it. Taps like no other.

We have been testing for quite a while to make sure it does what it says on the packet. We are now looking to relese it with a choice of 3 sprockets. (14,15,16). Would any body like to add a size and explain why? Should be out March time next year. Thanks

Thanks, Its taken us approx 18 months of hard work to get these ideas into "working" products. I must thank the team though who have helped all the way. Let just hope they sell....... Pop in and see Ryan in Cyclelife, He has it there at the moment, I'm sure he will let you have an ogle and hop on it. Let me know if you do want one. Just wait for the Limey 3 to come out......

Thanks, It means a lot. We could bring these out as full bikes as shown but they would retail around £950 and the jury is out whether they would sell at that. Paint jobs are a bit bold but the green has really really grown on me. Like you said, You cant please every taste. I agree with the bars and stem, As soon as we free some stock up at Moore Large things like that will change I'm sure. Thanks for the boost though.

Should be just the regular hog rim. Limey's were sometimes custom built though so I would have to have a look at it.

Yeah, I've seen a lot worse though. ha ha. I know where your coming from but we only had the frames like 24 hours and wanted to get some shots on here ASAP. Ryan is going out again on Sunday but is wary of doing massive stuff on them as they are the only 2 in the country. Iv'e got to take them round shops and don't really want any dinks on them. There you have it, an honest answer.

About another 3 months or so.

Popped a close up of the brake. Well he was in love with Ice but then we did this photo shoot and he has fallen in love with the Limey 20". Which is odd really because he used to hate short frames. He said he will come on here tomorrow and give a full report. He was banging on about the Ice being a back wheel demon and the Limey being amazing for constant 2 wheel rock action. Oh and the Ice being a bunnyhop machine too. You will have to let him say it to be true but he did say the Limey 20" was the best bike he had ever ridden, But then again he only rode it for an hour or so.

Very Very Sexy white Magura Louise '09 with carbon levers. Standard on the Pro Series full builds.

Limey has a lot of 'CNC' work on it which rises the price dramatically, Just because something is "higher level geometry" does not mean you should charge people more for it. They both ride very differently from one another, If you look in "Riding Pictures" you should be able to see Ryan having a hop around. He had the prototype Ice for the past 6 months and has soon as he got on the Limey 20 he realised each bike had its own very different positives. I'll text him later to see if he will pop a few words down on what they ride like and what sort of rider would like which etc.

Thanks, We were going to have a light blue there but decided it would be pretty difficult to colour match your bike, Not saying you can get Grey component's but it more of a neutral colour.

Full bike weights with pedals, Limey 20" 9KG Ice 8.8 KG

Not massive pics but hey he didn't want to scratch his new bike. http://www.supercycles.co.uk/images/ryan5.jpg[/img Me and my kids.......

Just a few snaps of the new frames that have been built up,

Just a few snaps of the first two production Ice and Limey 20" frames that cam in on Tuesday, Geo on the Limey 20" has changed slightly, So here goes again before anyone asks, Limey 20" Wheelbase:1000mm BB height: +55 Chainstay: 350mm Weight: 1.89KG Price: £349.99 Ice Wheelbase:1025mm BB Height: +70 Chainstay: 350mm Weight: 1.86KG Price: £289.99 Both in stock in around 2 weeks. Full built pics in the bikes thread.

Soon as I get chance I'll pop them on. Gotta build up the new Ice and Limey 20 first. Cheers

We are testing out a new section of Onza.com...........http://www.onza.com/v2/readers/ If you have an Onza and you would like to show it off on the website then please send them in. Not this month due to it being the 18th already but we shall in December judge the rides and send the winner some goodies, and then again each month there after. Cheers Joe

Well, The '08 Comp retails at the same price unless some shops are dis counting last years models. You have 3 things to decide, The '08 Comp does have a front HS33 but the Blade bare the highly reputable Dual pull disc. You get a side drilled hog rim on the Blade and a rear disc mount if you decide to go double D later on. Otherwise they are very similar in spec.

Them pedals should be in stock, When did you ring them? Thanks Joe

Novel idea, How do people know exactly what they want though? This aint a dig and I'm taking my Onza hat off now. Its just a general question so please dont take this comment as being difficult, Sometimes annoys me how I cant really pass comment on other peoples work. (By the way its a very attractive and orginal frame) Heres my question, I could say my perfect geo was 1090 +35 and 380 BUT what if it was actually 1100 and I should just adapt? Say I was amazing at tapping (ha ha, whatever I hear some people saying) So I buy a tapping machine, But would that make me a better rider overall? I could think my perfect bb height was +35 but what if i was +40? and if you know what your perfect geo rides like then surely you have already rode a frame with it? Its a graet idea though, hope it works out. What's the warranty on them? I mean what if you break it in 5 mins, Who do you moan to? Just a question how I should deal with my customers in say.........Iceland for example where I have no local dealer to resolve the issue for me?