jordan282

I can side hop up my patio (about 1.5 foot) easily with no problems. However, when i try and go any higher, i just seem to either take my feet of the pedal or just not quite get my back wheel on the wall. Does anybody know anything that can help me or have any usefull tips they could give to help me get higher. Thanks

Im looking to buy a new frame for christmas but not quite sure which one. at the moment have a t bird and was thinking of getting a zona zip but they are quite long frame and i am quite small for my age. i dont want to spend over £200 but want a good 20" frame. if any body knowes any decents cheapish frame let me know. Thanks

Are Zona Zip frames actually any good because people always seem to say they are but hardly anybody has them? Im thinkin of gettin one so what ever info people no about them just let me no. Thanks

Hi, i hav a new hope hub and one side is bigger than the other because it is a front disc hub. i think that i need shorter spokes on the bigger side, does anybody know any links to where i can get these? (if i am wrong in thinkin that, please tell me) Thanks

hi, can anyone help me, i want to build up my front wheel and i can find all the instructions on the internet and i can do hat fine, but on my hub (a hope hub), one side is bigger than the other becuase it is a front disc hub. so how do i go about that, do i have to have shorter spokes on one side or something? Thanks

Hi, Iv got an old hope hub but one of the threads for the disc bolt has snaped (i.e. the top half of the bolt surrounding has snapped off). would it be alright to use just the other five bolts (will the disc be held on strong enough). Thanks

Hi, I have an Onza T-Bird and have had for about 5 months, I was wondering weather changing my frame to an Echo Lite or somthing similer would be a wise move as the T-Bird is said to be a great starter bike but is it anygood for a more advanced trials rider? Thanks

I've recently started becoming used to a set of onza handlebars and I find them comfy. The problem I am having at the moment with them is that I find them to flat and a little bit too low down. Can any one suggest any handlebars with a high rise and are light but strong enough for street riding? Thanks

I started out with an Onza T-bird and still have one they are great for starting on. I would defonatly recomend one for a begginer.

on the website it says that there not out yet. do you know anywhere else that sells the reds Also. There not not the same as the standard hs33 reds are they? cause i have them and there not that good.

im thinking of goin for the neco yellows but not sure weather they would be anygood for a smooth rim.

i went on to the neco pads website and for the neco yellows it says Designed for use on a light grind, these pads have been shown to offer great performance and incredible hold. Hand cut to keep the price low and with only a light grind your rim will last longer too. 8mm of material for even longer lasting pads. do you think that they would be as good with a smooth rim, im just getting into try and get my brakes a bit better and i was wonderin weather these would work?

im from fiskerton near southwell, we should ride some time stuart.

where can i buy neco pads from. iv looked them up in google, but nothing much seems to come up. does anyone know where i can buy them ?

i cant really afford some new pads for my hs33's. i have standard red pads and am thinking of just using tar t make them better. although i have heard that when the tar wears out, the brakes are just even worse than normal. dos anyone know what this is all about ?