trials mad andy

ive gotta 20" back wheel on my bike and i was wondering if it is really needed to get a19" back wheel when i like a 20" back wheel more.thanks Trials Mad Andy

Thanks for everyones help. I will probably go and get some foam grips now as my hands are cut up and blistered and i want something soft, so thanks again. Trials Mad Andy

I snapped my onza mini trials seat in to two pieces. I fell off the side when i try to endo drop off a wall when i was starting and the bike fell onto the seat and the post had snapped clean in two. I have also ripped a break pad off its backing.

I have some standered onza grips at the moment and they have worn out. Now i have to buy some new grips and i do not know which ones are better. I've been told that the Monty and Try-all foam grips are the best without gloves and i ride without gloves also. So i would much appreciate any opinions that you have on which grips I should buy. Thank you in advance. Trials Mad Andy.

your all mad Ive ridden both the bikes that Rhys wants to buy and the Monty wins hands down its just so much more springier go for themonty Rhys

one of my friends got a diamondback trials bike and i started riding it and i found it really enjoyable so i started looking on the Internet at some trials and i was mesmerized by how easy they made it look. So i saved up £300 and bought a onza t vee and i've been riding for about 2 and a half months now and haven't looked back since

3 of my mates have hopes and one has a maggie and i dont know which is better

trying to trials hop onto a pole with a v brake and i ended up with a nice cut on the back of my head so now i wear a helmet

probs a zoo python frame with a bash as i like the zoo and i like the securety of a bash

thaks for everyones help so far. ive heard that letting the bike get verticle when you hop helps as well is this true

im having some trouble hopping higher than a foot at the mo any one got any tips

your video is good i hope to bring one out soon

i have a standered onza stem and bars. And i was just wondering does the width of the bars make a difference or is it just the height of the front end and which gives more control thanks trials mad andy

i would leave them how they are because if you do switch them over then you are more likely to forget which break is which and pull the front when trying to slow down on a steep drop and after a month or two your hand should get stronger anyway trials mad andy

i think that a short frame is for side hopping and pivotting on the back wheel and stuff. the long is for rolling over stuff i dont know if this is right could you correct me if i am wrong thank you trials mad andy