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Too true, the only people who made trials specific parts were the riders bodging them out of other stuff. I remember gettin my dads mate to machine me a bashring out of stainless when I was about 14 (1997) to go on my 4 arm STX-RC cranks cause the only one I ever saw was the custom middleburn one made for Martyn Ashton! First frame I used for trials was a 15" one I got from some bike company who's catalogue was a giant leaflet you used to get in the back of MBUK and MBR mags!
Who remembers Crud DCD chain tensioners??!!
i have a brand new dcd in a box still in my box of holly grail parts!!! and i havea origanl crud catcher for the downtube and some where for my 26 mghz pashley, the bubble rap top tube protector! old school is the way to go, got a giant martyn hawyes trials bike built up, pashley and a zero! LOVE THEM
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yeh sorry .. us haha, well if your looking around 500 british sterling then i would say your best of looking at onza, as they give you a little more for your money compared to low end koxx bikes
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hello, can't you get mongoose trials bikes out there, i heard they did cheap builds??
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The monty and the blade are two very good choices.
I'd go with the blade purely because it has a front disc, as someone who's never ridden cycletrials you won't know whether you'd prefer a disk on the front wheel or a magura. But seeing as though you're coming from a mototrials background I think you'll get a long with the disk pretty good.
Also, the blade has a front freehweel where as the monty doesn't (the freewheel is on the cranks instead of the back wheel). It doesn't really make much of a difference being up front with regard to how the bike rides, but the blade will be balanced a little better. What will make a difference is the type of freewheel, the onza has a much better freewheel than the monty making the blade feel great at the pedals. Also becuase the blade has a front freewheel setup it'll be much easier to upgrade.
Blade wins hands down.
i agree to this chap, blade for the win!
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Whats the best pads for a grind.
thanks! calum
hi mate, best thing to do is do a search for this .. there is lots of topics onit, cheers
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For Marino?
Marino frames are not mass produced or anything. He sends it from his house to yours.
looks like i might have a look into this then, really nice bike!
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Welcome back dude!
Keep your eyes on eBay, probably one of the only places you'll find one... Finding a Zero in one piece these days is f**king hard, which is a shame
i will have a chat with one of my mates, think he still has in his shed a body chez replica built .. ill let you know! And of course welcome back ..
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troyston you are my friend a legend!
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is there any news on a uk distributer?
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like the fact you have no brakes ... good stuff, keep it up!
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good stuff, keep it up!
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hello mate, welcome to the forum. On pad choice i've got some koxx blocks, but not sure what the latest choice of pad is really. Best having a look through using the searchs.
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such a talented chap! practice makes perfect, watching him in london on the 1st of march was a must see ..
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thats nice .. can i please have it!
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ok, cheers lads
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hi, just wondered if anyone knows how strict chris king are on warrentys, as i havent got my reciept for my hub anymore, and the hub flange has cracked, so want to get it repaired. Also along with it the cassette lock ring. Cant afford a new hub!
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george that was a very good video to watch, cool riding, cool song, well done sexy boy!!!!!
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need pics of edie tounges pashley setup from years ago ... anyone help
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well boys got a few projects on the go! Got a giant (frame number 110) and a pashley 26 mghz. I will try and get pics up as soon as possible! I've got a 24inch 609 leeson. Lawnmowermans old one. Just having a bit of a face lift at the moment. messed up the back wheel. So lots of ordering to do with tarty bikes!
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After riding many bikes like my first Handsome dog rockhound, then my 3 orange zeros, 5 pashleys, 2 planet x zebdis, echo bounce then control, 4 leesons, a ashton justice and now my girl friends 20" koxx hydrox i've really messed up my riding style. Any new bikes i've rode i just haven't got my head around them. My leeson i love to bits, as its easy to chuck about and is so smooth! Pashleys are amense and i wish i never got rid of the first one i every had! My confidence has dropped alot. Im no way acheiving what i used to. Can still do the basics but the bigger stuff i just can't do anymore. So i made the choice of going back to the old school set ups. A mate of my has a original Megamo 26". No fancy brakes, no nice cranks ... just original parts like i used to run. AND A SEAT! So i have got a giant trials frame (number 101) as a start. Now on the search for other parts. really looking forward to riding it. The more i ride my wifes bike though i have to admit, i see why there a popular bike. There so easy to chuck about ... side hop and gap. But its nothing like the big sketchy stlye of a big framed, noisey old beast from the east. Will upload pictures when its built ..... sorry for the random topic, but would like to see if other people go down this route oo ......
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now thats a bit of old school for you. I used to have a 14" one of those when they first came out!, Lush bikes ... did anyone see the one that leeson designed beofre orange said they wanted to change it! ...... It was SO nice!
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disparno and coke .... coffee in the morning tea in the evening!
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yeh really worth a go. Its so much different riding street to natural though! so going to start practicing more on the natural bits though i think!
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Heya dude- got any ermm.. pictures?
Or a video of what you did?
or any videos of you on your bike in general?
Mat.
no not really mate ... was too busy riding .. sorry. If my girlfriend went i would of had some ...
actually have got some. sorry there not great!
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that bike is cool as it is .. looks like my old ride! miss it!