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Adam Fisher

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  1. IM sorry mate i dont want to be a spoil sprt but this topic gets asked like evryday now please look through a couple of old pages before you ask these sorts of things

    I ride with Aran and he truly needs some tar so dont have a go at him and think hes putting up the topic to just get validated.

    Aran ive found a little stash where a lost mine and then found it again :) , ill bring some into school tomorrow to just tide you over .

  2. Yeah this is what me and 3dd keep telling him.

    It might take longer but it kinda costs less and then you get the new parts that you want and also you know the parts work

    (e.g some one sells a wheel and the driver/ hub cones are on there way out and they dont tell you )

    Yes it happends alot and its happend to me (and most other people) when i bought a brand new deng hs33 off ebay it turned out to be the very opposite of what i thought i bought.

    When it came it was a massive disappointment. Take there advise.

  3. Well it would work out cheaper , but if theres a certain spec you want you

    could always take the route of doing your own bike up. Also if you change the bar and stem it would make a massive differance to the bike.

    Or it could just be the frame that you dont like.

  4. Well everyone has said that the tensiles are better but i bet none of you have had a tensile and a world cat.(tell me if im wrong) , so its hard to say which one is better.

    Tensiles may be the more common freewheel (and for good reasons), but the world cat could be better.

    Also my tensile freewheel skips regularly and ive sheered a few paws as well.I keep it well maintained so tensile freewheels do have their problems.

  5. There must be a massive differance in them because loads of people run dmr v8 on there bike.

    I think there ether the most bought pedals on tarty or one of the most.

    They also last for ever and may need the once in a few years regressing which is so easy , so there is no hassle with them.

    They are alot smoother and i have only had 1 pair for two years.

    The wellgo v8 are just cheap copys.

    So go for the dmr v8.

  6. We all get it... "aww dont go on the flower beds"(the flowers are dead anyway)

    "Dont do that to the bench ,youll brake it."(Its already snapped everywhere and we didnt do it)

    But the cops in our area like to watch us.

    All you have to do is ignore it and be on your merry way.

  7. I wouldnt say there is a clear outstanding bb that is the best but here is what i think are the top three isis bbs...

    http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?pr...p;category_id=2 Cheap and takes a bash also can have a light or a strong version.

    http://www.trials-uk.co.uk/product.aspx?productid=1579 Cheapest isis bb i could find and trials-uk seam to say its very stern bb with its super thick axel.

    http://www.trials-uk.co.uk/product.aspx?productid=67 This is a cheap price and it can be used with a front free wheel.

    Or you could be looking for a taper bb and we dont know what measurements you wanted.

    But you dont say so it makes it hard !

  8. Well if its brand new it could be that your top cap is loose which is a easy fix ,or your headset

    could be bedding in alittle so you tighten your stem upalittle also you do this with the same problem above.

    Or just take it to your local bike shop and see what they say.But i wouldnt ride it until its sorted.

  9. ..........for my Czar?

    Was looking for a frame with a seat (to sit and pedal between spots) and somehow ended up getting a Czar Freetrials today (didnt plan on it).

    I need recommendations on some stuff....

    • An isis bottom bracket ....or if I get square.....Onza, echo or Trialtech (all £12 on Tarty)

      Id say trialtech personally, strong cheap stuff and fairly light

    • Stem (not sure about angle/length but shorter rather than longer and ummm bit angled up - 20 deg?).

      100mm / 15-20* id say

    • Is this one any good... http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?pr...;category_id=41 or this one... http://www.trials-uk.co.uk/product.aspx?productid=1028

      id prefer the try-all one personally, seems about the right size

    • With a D521 rim (for now) what size/which tyres should I look at? (Used to like IRC's 'back in the day' but dunno what people use now)

      maxxis high rollers or maybe holy rollers, about 2.35

    • Unless I can find a used one Middleburns are too much (so much else I've got to buy) so what crank/bashring?

      i really like echo cnc'd but theyre expensive, so id say some czar cranks from here, and probably an echo or similar bashring: http://selectbikes.com/index.php?act=viewP...mp;productId=11

    • A long shot but a little seat...any idaes where to get a tiny one?

      err, onza mini seat? ive got one you could buy, or contact info@onza.com

    • Also, do seat tube clamps come in different sizes or standard?

      Theres loads of different sizes..... from 20ish mm to 38ish mm

    Trying to keep costs down to get it up and running as gonna turn my old bike into a jump/street beast!

    Cheers,

    Dan

  10. What ever size or speck bike you get you should defiantly go for second hand.

    This is for a number of reasons. First and most obvious is either you get alot better bike for your money.(If you dont mind a few scratches)

    Or you can save alot more money by getting a cheaper bike that you would pay a bomb for brand new.

    i.e a decent specked onza t-pro for about £150 to £200 then either save your money you have left or

    you can spend it on your bike and better it. Also keep in mind that trials bikes constantly break down so your going to need to have some spare cash for any parts your going

    to need in the futur.

    Hope this helps, Adam

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