otaylor38

hi.. the gas gas 4t.. my dad is very good friends with the importers of gasgas (john shirt and the rest of them). when talking to them they said that it is going to be out in 2009. they did not say what month but i presume that it will be released with the rest of the range. i have seen one of the models that was going to a show that was the only one in the country at the time, i presume that it has gone back out of the country to other bike shows now. i do have a few photo's that i took, but i do not know how to add them on here but you can e-mail me if you want otaylor38@yahoo.co.uk hope that helped

that would be sooo tireing.... dont think i could walk up it lol never mind riding a bike

i have only just started a couple of weeks ago... i bought a new onza t-bird. it is a great bike for learning on. rides well anall. good luck finding your bike!!

thanx for that i will try tommorow morning

ok.... i have an onza t-bird 2008. i no there are better bikes but i have only just started out a couple of weeks ago so it it gr8 for me anyways..... the front wheel is held on with a allen key screw instead of a traditional bolt. i have managed to round of the allen key thing lol... where can i get a new one???? and how do i no that it fits??? thanks for any help!!!

yes... i have the "trial magazine" on subscribtion... i get it once every 2 months but it does only have 2 to 4 pages of bike trials in it. generally in the back. i ride motorcycle trials (i ride a gas gas) and i also ride cycle trials (onza) so i find the magazine very interesting. however if you are only into cycle trials then it is bot really worth getting. hope this helped..

ryyyyyttttt i get it.... they call it a "brake booster" because it makes your brakes not work aswell... eeerrrrrmmmm yyyeeeeeeeeeee!!!

bashplate they give more protection and you can balance o them aswell. i have both on my bike though lol

mod 20" wheel stock 26" wheel i would say that you need to ride both types of bikes. as you already ride a 26" bike then you may find hat it is easyier to ride a 26" 20" bikes are alot easier bike to throw around nd stuff (better for begginers) but i would say that you need to ride both types of bikes and see what you think

the bearings. the sooner you change them the better

depends really. i run mine soft but not so soft tht i am going t rim it. but the better you are the higher the stuff you may be dropin off so the higher your goin to drop off womething the easier it is going to be to rim. so just have the pressure to fit what you do and what you like. hope that helped

he can post where he likes. at least it dont leave us people with the likes of U anyway's i quite like th frame

well why dont you just skid around for abit nd get rid of the tread that way. alot better than sat around all day playing with a knife isnt it??

good point that!!

where whats at... breakin your neck lol

that is one nice frame. i havent ridn one and hadnt even seen one before the pic but i think that becuase the bar goes so low that this is why it rides so well. am i right??

there are plenty of better combinations in my oppinion but it's your bike... do what you like with it. lol

my dad has been riding motorbikes nearly all his life so he decided to buy me one. it's a gas gas trials bike so after riding that for abit i thought that it was a good idea to practise. i then bought my onza.

ye ur bike it really nice i'd swap it for mine anyday. you got a right to fall in love with a bike like that. SHE'S a beast lol

i was watching this bike but decided not to buy it because it is 2 far away from me also. bit of a shame really. i could have been bidding against you lol

if they gve better gripthen, well, why arent they manufactured like that??

i ride a 2008 onza t-bird. i just started out and only bought it recently but it does the trick for me. i am gona do it up when i get the money lol