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Yes is the newish one I think it's the 2005 model. Thanks for the help.

Hello everyone! After a recent ride, I realized that the TPA on my standard magura lever is stuck! I tried to loosen it both with bare hands and with gloves, I even tried a small amount of lubricant in there but nothing happened!It won't loosen! What should I do in this situation?How do I loosen it easier? I want to setup a new pair of brake pads so it is crucial to loose it! Many thanks!

Hello to everyone! I'm about to buy some brake pads for my rear Magura HS33 brake and I really need your advice and experience. I'm running a light grind with no tar. Previously used pads are:Onza Limes, Rockman Greens, Adamant HS33 Pads and Magura Blacks. So...what set of pads from the above would you buy for using with your rear brake with a light grind? I'm searching for raw bite, lasting and holding power (modulation really not needed). Please note why you choose your pads after voting! Many thanks!

Hello to everyone! I'm about to buy some brake pads for my rear Magura HS33 brake and I really need your advice and experience. I'm running a light grind with no tar. Previously used pads are:Onza Limes, Rockman Greens, Adamant HS33 Pads and Magura Blacks. So...what set of pads from the above would you buy for using with your rear brake with a light grind? I'm searching for raw bite, lasting and holding power (modulation really not needed). Please note why you choose your pads after voting! Many thanks!

They both look awesome!!!! If I was riding mod, I would go with one of the two for sure! Nice work Onza!!!!

I reckon that this is a good looking bike! I like it!And agree with you that the black/red combination would look even better!

Really liked that!Such a flow to the moves...Great find,great rider!

Amazing Damon!!! Can't wait for your next video!!!

Me too... Crazy stuff for a bike like that.

Yes you're right.It's 0

Yes you should consider the Tensile freewheels too...top quality,mine has never skipped (I changed the internal springs only one time through 1,5 year of using it). If not, I would say that you should trust the echo SL.. That's what I would do if I were you.

I really like that and believe that it will look even better built up!

Many thanks!

New Pictures Added!!! Plus..chain tensioner changed to DMR Tension Seeker II

Thanks for all your comments!

Thank you!

Thanks you for your comments! Forgot to say that it still lacks some stickers I am currently designing.Only some of them are ready as the two triangle-shaped shapes on the downtube and the tribalzine sticker on the seatstays.

Hello everyone Here is my Onza Cleaner. Custom painted and with new components. Frame: Onza Cleaner 26'' Forks: Onza Tuf Guy Headset: Onza Mongo III Bottom Bracket: Trialtech Square Taper Cranks: Trialtech Forged 170mm Square Taper Freewheel: Tensile 60 Bashring:Tensile UCI 18T Pedals: Onza Shin Dig Front Wheel: Onza Skim Rim on Onza Disk Hub Back Wheel: Onza Skim on Rim DMR Revolver Fixed Hub Tires: Continental Adventurer 2.10 (front), Onza Sticky Fingers 2.5 (rear) Chain: KMC K710 Kool, 1/8'' Spocket: Trialtech Sport 15T Screw On Grips: TartyBikes Raffle Grips Front Brake: Avid BB7 09' 207mm and SD7 lever Rear Brake: Magura HS33 with Rockman Green Pads and standard magura lever Brake Booster: Tensile Handlebars: Onza Stem: Onza Chain Tensioner: DMR Tension Seeker II Any comment would be appreciated! Thanks.

Many thanks!

Yep I know...I will measure everything next time.That bashring was made with the only purpose to see how these kind of software works...Thanks for your replies by the way. Oh I forgot to ask...Could anyone give me the dimension of the tube that holds the bottom bracket?What's the length of it?Is it different from frame to frame?

So....this is my first try to put some shapes together... I tried to make a bashring (thought that this was the simplest thing to make on a trials bike) and here it is: The most thing on it hasn't been measured it's just an idea. I used Google Sketchup which I found easy to use but I'll borrow AutoCad 2008 from a friend and try it a little bit. By the way...please tell me some opinions about the Bashring... Many thanks for all your help.

I will try out one of these for sure and taking measurements from my trials bike is a nice idea too!Many thanks!

Many thanks to both of you I found what you said really helpful! I'll have a try with AutoCAD and everything else and see how it goes. About the university, I'm really into architecture that's why I draw mostly buildings etc... Thanks again, maybe I'll post some of my work in the future here to be seen and criticized. The overall process may have some good results on my drawing and mechanics experience.

Hello to everyone! I'm writing this topic because I want to start designing some bikes/frames and I don't know where to start from. I personally have much experience in sketching, I am taking drawing lessons the last 3 years and I can use some designing software such as Corel Draw (this is mostly for logos though and only for 2D objects but it has some very powerful tools) with ease. I have also all the equipment needed... Usually I spend my time drawing scaled parts of buildings or sketching portraits etc but have no experience with bikes... So...where should I start from?What do I need to know about bike geometry, materials, components etc to design bikes that could be fully ridable? Is there any useful software for frames design (even on 3D maybe?) Must I have some experience in mechanics too to make the bikes oparational? Any other information about bikes/frames/components design would be really appreciated! Please everyone that has experience give me some advice!Thanks!

Voted. I'm wondering about the hub...144 E.P sounds too much but if it's still reliable...why not? And the idea with the chain is also very attractive...but can this be done without sacrificing the strength of the frame?