joedaho

Hi all, I've dabbled in trials before, I did have an mid range Onza 20" for a few months that I really enjoyed riding until I had to flog it. It felt pretty wierd riding 20" wheels normally being on 26 or bigger on mountain/road bikes, but the maneuverability was great! Anyways, I'm starting to look for a replacement, but I'm not sure what wheel size to look for. What I'm looking for is the confidence / skills to be able to hop up stuff, as I didn't get very far with that before! What wheel size would suit me most 20/24/26? Cheers in advance...

I'm 22 as well................. I sense a theme developing here.................

Hi, I'm not long to the game, and although going out on my todd is quite good fun, I was wondering if there is anyone about the aforementioned area that wouldn't mind going riding with someone who is a bit shit at the moment..... Cheers Joe

My older T comp that I picked up is Blue and Turquoise..... and I just put some matching roadie grip tape on it. Putrid tastic!

What he said ^^^ (EDIT - lozz that is) . I've got a mate who did it on his DH bike and it looked phit. Needing buffing a lot to keep it looking nice though, hence I was too lazy to do it to mine when I had it apart last.

Looks rather cool..... Theres no interesting geology where I live (Redditch Midlands), at least that I know about... well actually it is quite interesting, but thats only because I know how it was formed as I did a degree about rocks. But I digress.

I've been having a right larf just dicking about on my todd sidehopping up the garden wall and other little obstacles. I can sidehop up about a foot but backhopping is still eluding me...

Aight there all, I just bought a second hand Onza T comp that was going so cheap I thought it rude not to add to the already rather large stable. Now I've got a bike I can ride in the crappy flat Midlands! Looking forward to wasting time at work trolling about on here............. If anyones got any really obvious advice they want to throw at me, it would be most appreciated. Cheers Joe