Smiffy-23

hey guys me and my brother are after an avid front disc brake and rather than spend about £50 each just for the front disc.The cheapest i have seen them for is £45 for a set and was wondering if a rear disc brake will fit on the front and would i have to change the adaptor???

A few of us from Caerphilly/Barry might be riding Swansea tomorrow just wondering if any local riders are up for a ride prob be there for 11:00 or 12:00

Hey I'm still doing trials and have been for 15 years I use to use FSA power pro cranks and went through quite a few of them and frames as well my last old school bike was a Saracen x-ile and was awesome. It took me a while to get use to all the new bits I bought an onza t-Rex as my first proper trials bike and it's was good for getting use to a seatless bike and now I'm riding a 06 zoo pitbull and I got it off the forum for £80 which is a bargain and it's a beauty. If your after a bike to do dirt jumping as well I would say an inspired or the because street like you said it looks like a nice sturdy frame

nice vid

i agree as well integrated

cheers ben its an awesome frame best buy i ever bought i got the frame for £80 and took all the parts off my T-Rex as i prob wont be going back to that now lol

it is very light and made a huge difference to me .I had a onza T-Rex before that and with the zoo i can do bigger gaps hop up bigger things and am more confident on the bike overall i wish i decided to do it sooner and not wait 4 years

Hey I just thought i would post some pics of my new bike build i decided to try a different frame other than my heavy t-rex and i gotta admit the my zoo pitbull is an awesome bike i can do so much better stuff on it i wish i did the change sooner and not rode the t-rex for 4 years lol My link http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j478/smiffy7909/My%20ZooPitbull%20Build/IMG_0327.jpg http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j478/smiffy7909/My%20ZooPitbull%20Build/IMG_0328.jpg http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j478/smiffy7909/My%20ZooPitbull%20Build/IMG_0329.jpg

alright buddy its called what'cha say dunno who its by though

try all punching bars because stem tough guy forks clarks hydraulic disc on front onza internal headset tensile cranks tensile 60 click front freewheel 18 tooth magura hs33 rear with heatsink yellow pads onza ronnie and reggie rims front hub is trialtech disc rear hub is onza 8 speed hub which i converted to single speed and cable tied the rear freewheel so it dont move with a 17 tooth rear cog the frame i've had for 4 years it was the latest t-rex when it was out

i do mostly street but lately i have started doing natural as well going to southern down and porthcawl and riding the rocks on the sea front

hey guys I'm thinking of building a new trials bike as i feel the bike i have at the moment is a bit heavy. I have a onza T-Rex it was a full bike when i bought it i was just after some input of what a good frame would be to get i have seen a few for sale that i like just not sure what to get

i've got heatsink yellows on a lightly grinded rim and they are amazing

i use heatsink yellows there are expensive when u get the first lot because u get the cnc backings as well but after that u can just get replacement pads but onza citrus pads are good as well if ur on a budget

i use odi grips got them off a shop on e-bay £7 instead of £24 they are really nice grips ive had them for 4 8 months and still going strong. but foam grips are good aswell my brother uses ones off tarty bike only £5