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Can anyone help me with sorting out a bottom bracket and freewheel? I have those ISIS Onza cranks but I'm unsure of the required clearance, I could also do with a freewheel too. Back in the day you'd grab an ACS claws, cut the tabs off, weld it up and you'd be sorted but it seems they no longer sell them
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Thought I'd finally give this a long overdue update.
Earlier on in the year I picked some stuff up from @wilf, he kindly sent across an Onza T-Lite frame, Viz forks, Onza stem and some bars. This package turned up looking like some giant insect cocoon!
Trials Bike by Simon Blades, on Flickr
Once I had battled removing it all I ended up with this...
Trials Bike by Simon Blades, on Flickr
I took the half built bike to the garage where I left it for a free weekend to transfer over some of the parts from the original T-Bird. Admittedly I had to buy some tools to remove some components but still had some of my original stuff which I bought nearly 20 years ago which has definitely paid for itself now.
Trials Bike by Simon Blades, on Flickr
In the mean time I got myself a 12T sprocket from @monkeyseemonkeydo which I've got waiting for when I get my freewheel crank setup all bought.
Trials Bike by Simon Blades, on Flickr
After seeing @James Wright selling a Hope Tech 3 Trialzone front disk and a Echo front disk wheel I added this to the seemingly never ending bike bits
Trials Bike by Simon Blades, on Flickr
I had seen Onza had a sale on their website so thought I'd get another piece of the puzzle sorted...
Trials Bike by Simon Blades, on Flickr
So all I require now is an ISIS bottom bracket, a new chain and a 180mm front rotor to be back up and running.
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On 21/05/2020 at 6:25 PM, Stampy said:
Cheers guys. Just drop me a message if you fancy a meet up
Do John Gill still sell trials bike parts? I remember buying a set of Onza Muscleman freewheel cranks from there in the early 2000s
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F30 M Performance Splitter by Simon Blades, on Flickr
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12 hours ago, Marcus Chapman said:
Yeh there is still a few of us in Northallerton/Darlington area.
I might have to hit you up for a ride in a couple of months when I've got my bike sorted. I'm originally from Northallerton and used to ride regularly there back in 2005ish.
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Hi,
Just got myself a trials bike and was wondering if there is anyone in the area who also still rides?
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Are either @Barbara Logan-Price or @Jo Prattley still riding trials? I'm from Northallerton and just got myself a trials bike again.
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I might give them a go, if I’m honest the best freewheel I had was the ACS claws and they were only 36 engagement points IIRC.
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I’m not so sure about York, I live just outside it and only have done for only about 2 years or so.
I’m quite happy to travel to Leeds in the new year to try some places out
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Hi All,
After 15 years out of trials, at the ripe age of 30 I've decided to scratch the itch and get myself another trials bike.
After scouring through my profile I found old photos of my last trials bike which ended up in Beverley from memory, below are some photos on which were taken with a potato
I recently got myself an Onza T-Bird off eBay, I remember having one of those around 2003 and thought it would be good to go back to something familiar.
I've a few things I'd like to replace on it, primarily the freewheel as it has what feels like 10 engagement points!
Thanks for looking
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Thanks.
Are the Jitsie ones any good? I’m a little reluctant to pay £60 for a freewheel at the moment -
Is there a particular difference between the SR/TL?
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A 221ti was the bike to have way back then! Looks amazing.
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Hi Guys,
Long time member returning to trials after a 15 year hiatus.
I recently bought myself an Onza T-Bird off ebay for a steal, it's great to reminisce as I had one of them back in 2004!
The biggest issue I have is that the standard freewheel has what feels like 6 engagement points and it isn't helping my sub standard skills.
What do people recommend these days? A favourite before was an ACS Claws but they don't seem to be about these days?
Thanks
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Bandit 600 by Simon_89, on Flickr
My first motorbike, bought it when I was 21 and kept it for a year until realising I couldn't really afford to run a car and motorbike so sold it and went on holiday with the money.
Do wish I had kept it a little longer though.
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All sorted, thanks!
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Class, love a bean.
Got a thread on CS.net?
Yeah my username on CS.net is Simon_16v. Replying from my old account which I've just got access too just incase you thought I was replying on someone's behalf lol
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The noise is due to friction/vibration. When i had my bike i found soft pads on a fresh grind was really quiet and swooshed rather than squeeling.
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Problem is they, the ones with usb in etc tend to be crap. Pretty much any head unit that can take a CD changer can be used with a 3.5-phono cable for a aux input. Sometimes they require an adapter to trick the control part of the head unit into thinking you have a changer fitted, for example sony head units.
How? I have a cd player which has cd changer controls on it, im using a sony tape player with a cassette adapter to use my ipod
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I paid for my car and my mum is insuring it on her policy as its a load cheaper.
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Level 3 BTEC National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering, Full time 2year course. Just started it.
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My girlfriend got 1 B, 6 C's and 2 D's. Im really proud of her
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Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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Reviving this thread.
Could people throw some links in so I can buy things. I still need a bottom bracket, freewheel and a chain too.