brad1995

I would say on a budget Trialtech Race Rear Hub but if your willing to splash the cash I think a Echo Fixed 20" because with the echos you can match the colour scheme of your bike.

I would say a trials bike because they are allot more fun and you can learn new skills and have fun doing It.

It's because of the wideness of them and they also are very thick to take the strains of trials riding.

You'll need to look up a wheel building guide due to the complicated positioning of the spokes, and also you will need to get the correct length spokes ( Go down to your local bike shop and they should hook you up ) You need a spoke key and I would recommend a truing stand because if u over tighten a spoke or two this will make the wheel untrue. But with a truing stand just put your wheel in and get tightening. If your wheel is untrue in one spot It's easily indicated by the rim rubbing on one side of the stand, The side that It's bent to, loosen that spoke a little bit nd tighten the opposite side up. This all worked perfect for me so have fun and good luck !

I'm looking for some brake pads for a HS33 brake. Could any one recommend anything ?

I would immediately clean it due to the water evaporating leaving the salt behind to grind main components down.

I would say Maxxis creepy crawlers due to the grip and long lasting material.

I would say a Onza T-pro due to the light frame but also very strong, they can also be cheap if bought second hand on here.

Hello, My name is Bradley Tomlinson, I live In a small town called Thornaby near Middlesbrough, Im 14 years old and I ride a GT Tempest 3.0 but I am seekin out a nice onza Tpro to get basics of trials and hopefully work my way up to the level of the pro's. Well thats all, thanks.

it has to be danny mac for me.

you could get a light grind on your rim and get some cheap brakes but buy some great pads for it to give the bite of a magura hs33

hi . does anyone know of a onza tpro up for grabs for about £150 - £200