Joe@Onza

Yes we are, Danny has it at the moment and loving it, But my future thoughts of the Limey 20" is that it will come out as a frame only option.

It should have standard Magura pads.

The frame had been improved in 05'. It was only the first batch that did not have the extra weld plate under the bash. Since then there has been no issues with the T-mag frame.

The new 2008 T-Mag, Same frame as before but the spec has been improved so that it will sit at the top of Onza Mod bikes. The picture below is slightly wrong as it should have a blue bash plate and blue Onza VP pedals, Spec as follows: (May change on production model) T-Master wheelset in anodised blue, Including chrome rim tap. Tensile freewheel with Tensile 165mm cranks Over sized alloy stem and alloy blue bar Lite Guy forks Rear HS33 and front louise freeride Price: TBA More pictures to follow shortly.

There is a bike lock up at the Cycle show,

Its gotta be the quality of the bike that got you up there Dan. Not that I doubt your quality Ha Ha

The Cycle show ask us for a competition not a test area. The Cycle show supply a test track, maybe not a trials course but somewhere to ride. To answer your question in a fully 'washable' fashion. The Cycle show do not want the public riding on our course. It would be a loverly idea if we were allowed to, Had the test bikes, Time, Space and man power to do so.

More info regarding prices etc are @ Cycle Show '07

Ha Ha, Tarty are good, Good freinds of ours too but how did it get to you within 12 hours? i mean you place an order lets say at 1 PM it arrived at 1am? No time of the day the Tarty boys are open for a courier could get to you within 12 hours. Unless they personally delivered it themselves which is amazing service. Would not suprise me though. They do intend to please. ha ha.

Its ok Tay, We get used it. just remember you cast an opinion/joke on here and it can make people think you have beef with Onza etc. Images and reps are hard to shake when you have so many easily led eyes on here. Anyways, im chilled. honest.

They probley have only 'bought' them because of how common they are. But yes thay are annoying I know but we cant hide behind that excuse for this abusive and false thread. Being called a F***wit, saying Onza are crap, and that people that work there should be killed is a little harsh for bringing out a budget bike.

Its good to see someone understand what Onza have done, I mean its an English company that trys bloody hard to please trials riders with very little credit.

Just thought I would let you know Mike owns Onza and has been a huge influance in the world of UK trials. Made it possibly for kids that cant afford to ride a Koxx etc to actually own a trials specific bike. I'm suprised he has actually taken notice to your post.

Sorry guys, Health and safety reasons. 20 foot drop on the head for a 13 year old would not be the best press for the cycle show. At full capacity we might get 1000 people watching the show, thats about the most interest we can get. To be honest, name another show or comp that gets that much interest from the general public? Ha ha I can see me being corrected here.

Not too sure what time the first round will start, Get there early Teams have not been confirmed yet but we are talking to some high profile European riders. I can confirm the Onza GB team : Danny Butler, Ben Slinger, Rob Poyser and Special guest rider Andrei Burton.

Thought I would let everyone know in some detail about the Onza trials competition thats held at the Cycle2007 show in London. Right , this year the show is being held at Earls Court Exhibition Centre in London. As some of you might know in the previous couple of years the show has been at the Excel exhibition center and the trials arena has been approx 250 sq meters. This year due to the change of venue the trials course has been increased to a huge 595 sq meters with a massive 700 seat tiered grandstand. Riders and format have not been confirmed as yet but there should be some world class European riders there battling it out for the £3000 prize fund. Team format should be a Great Britain Vs Europe style where 2 riders from each country flex their skills in a traditional observed trials followed by a tantalizing speed trial when the teams race over the course. This will be an excellent show to be viewed by all class's of riders from trials newbies to senior pros. The competition starts on Friday the 12th of Oct and follows through to Sunday the 14th Oct, so please get the time off to support this three day grueling event. Any further information please feel free to ask. Quick link to last years comp, http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ_X8Aq5CEE

What about these? Disc only though. 850 Grams but strong as hell. Also shortly available in Chrome!!! If thats what you meant by silver?

You thought about the Tensile one? It costs a bit more but its one for life then.

The Woodstock Geo was based on Chris Akrigg's own personal dimensions when he rode for Onza, Its light because it was the top end of the competition bikes when it first came out. Then the Limey was born with the more traditional low sleek looks, But in my opinion the Woodstock looks sweet because unlike most stock bikes now it has more of an old skool look to it.

You can run all forks including 20" if you run disc only, The only thing that changes is the brake mounts. Most 20" trials forks are 24" forks. They just have the mounts lower.

Hugh, The Onza GB team has been confirmed and the riders have been notified. I'll put up a full listing once the foreign riders have confirmed.

12-16 Riders in a GB vs Europe format. There will only be a couple of Onza riders there, Other country's shall be representing other manufacturers. P.S Cheers for the promo video, I forgot it.

It was the 2005 show that shimano were in the car park servicing bikes, Not sure if it will be this year. I just organise the trials comp not the show it self . As for getting rooms to stop in down there then i suggest any travel lodge in the area. You will find them rather cheap.

I think the dirt track is inside this year.