Dazza1414

where abouts in Reading are you mate?

From memory of riding one of these when the were first bought out ( one of my mates was an Onza dealer ) they were quite a cramped set up (as in short framed ) and as I'm not the biggest of riders I still found it quite uncomfortable and hard to ride. What I mean is if your a taller rider I would suggest holding out for something a bit longer or your just be making learning a bit harder from the start. But this is just my personal opinion. The newer Onza's look like they would be easier to learn on so maybe a better choice.

So what would be the ideal rear sprocket for a 24" and a 26" seated trials bike if a 18t front is being used?

There still a few going strong that I'm aware of!

Are you getting another bike Mikey?

would I be right in thinking that the latest model (2013) is slightly longer then? Hex that is.

Success! with the aid of brake cleaner and a large zip tie, straight off with no damage. thanks for the suggestion guys!

Cheers Guys

this was my original plan but I wasn't sure if it would damage the grip in the process.

is it literally a case of forcing liquid under the grips then?

Haven't got access to one unfortunately

Can anyone tell me a way of easily removing foam grips from my bars without wrecking them, it's probably a simple job but I don't want to try and ruin them in the process. cheers

nice!

any chance of someone posting on here, can't get the video to work on the Red Bull page

I know what you mean, and to be fair if I had them they would be hidden as I mostly ride in jeans

jitsie ones look pretty good on tarty

any chance of another batch?

where did you get the frame stickers from?

nothing amazing? dude am I missing something, mostly all of that looked pretty special to me!

my bad, thought the Ellen Ti bolts where a good quality bolt

I know Amas on the forum does rainbow ti bolts but I'm not sure if he does them cheaper as they are sent from china I think, so with postage (not to mention delivery time) they may end up more expensive. but if you know exactly what sizes and quantity you want it may be worth a pm?

I thought I was seeing a zoot frame in there

unfortunately there will always be someone to say a frame will snap, hence being unable to sell a bike on here due to all the bad press they get! but if your not not a hard rider going huge I'm sure most bikes will last.

surely every frame has the possibilty of snapping at some point though, depending on how well its been manufactured or how it is ridden

what bike is Ian riding? if its not a stupid question