Stevie

Thanks for your replys guys, Like N.Wood said i believe it needs to bed in a little bit, i went riding for about an hour just and by the end it seemed slightly better than before. It has a nice bite point an a sharp one at that, just doesnt seem to hold that well. Thanks again for your help, ill be out riding as much as possible

The pads seem inline and operting pretty evenly, and i tested the brake before i shortened the hose and it was exactly the same as after i shortened it.

Hi guys, I ordered my Magura Louise BAT 160 Front brake, i got it the morning after i ordered it which is awesome service I shortened the hose using the manual and all went to plan and it looks about right now. So i went outside to test it and it's no where near powerful enough at the moment, i have to BAT adjuster thing on the highest it will go and the only way i can get the brake to lock is by pulling it in with all my force. Does this mean i have to re-bleed my brake or will it just take time to wear in ? Thanks for your time. Stevie

Thanks alot, my Magura Louise is on it's way

Hi guys, Im wanting to purchase a Magura Louise front disc brake for my onza blade, i rang tarty bikes and they won't have any in for the next 2 weeks or so; so i searched around and managed to find a shop with one in stock for £96.97 which is a good price i guess. They asked me what mount i have, and i'm not really sure what mount i have My bike is a standard Onza blade with standard forks and hub, does anybody know what mount i would need? If so thanks you so much

My original bars that i have right now are 28.5" wide where as the trial tech riser bars are 29.1", is this going to feel that much different or affect my riding?

Thanks alot guys I'll give Tarty Bikes a ring soon to check out if the trial tech bars fit my stem.

Thanks for the reply. Which bars would be suited to a mod? It seems the trial tech ones are a very popular choice.

Ok, so im very new to trials so sorry if anything i say sounds silly. I was wondering which bars would be more suited for me, i currently use the standard Onza flat bars that come on an Onza Blade. What different feeling do riser bars give, and which would be better for a beginner rider or is it just personal preference? One last thing, would i need a different stem or are they pretty universal? Thanks alot

Ok, so i have very recently got my Onza Blade and so far kept it standard. I was wondering if it would be a good investment to buy some new pedals, i havn't had any trouble slipping on my standard caged pedals but they do look kinda cheap and nasty. After reading a few posts it seems the TrialsTech Magnesium platform pedals are a popular choice, so i was wondering would it be worth me buying some? Thanks

Here is a pic of me on my Onza blade after riding for 4 days

Hai, i'm Steve I got my trials bike today (17th June 2009), i have a Onza Blade standard spec I'm 17 and from Burton-on-Trent which is not too far from Derby I look forward to my good friend Smurf getting his new bike so we can learn stuffs and have fun