alex-trials-boy

Thanks for all the replys guys, should have some better pics up within the next day or two

diamonds are

Cheers fella pics dont do her and favours BRING ON THE WALL!!!

i dont know where

Hey guys got my new bike today, love first impressions so nice and flicky, already done some big moves on it, massive thanks to darryl she's a sweet bike spec: Onza limey 320 grey frame Trialtech maggie forks Front rockman non disc hub on Try-All h0le rim gold 'n' silver nips Rear Echo 2010 TR non disc hub on Try-All h0le rim gold'n' silver nips Echo SL headset Try-All 3D stem Trialtech high rise bars Trialtech sport lite bb Rockman cranks Try-All caged (shin eating) pedals Front 'n' rear maxxis cc tyres front soon to be changed to a Try-All sticky lite Front 'n' Rear 05 maggie levers with 4 finger blades 11 slaves TNN belaey pads in front and rear metal tpa's Ti bolts all round bar the bleed bolts that are alu in gold Thats everything she rides like a dream. Sorry for the photos, they were took on my ipod touch

i do love her even though i've been through to many.

Its a speedrace hub done on a diet

I want five

Ugly is the only word i can think of other than wtf!

All over an egg

I miss my old onza limey 20 don't know why but i just do, saw bits of it for sale a few months ago i wanted to buy them. But im already in love with my new bike thats on the way

Sweet fella

Probs £130-140 why you selling it fella?

Bet he thought mid air "here we go again!!"

YES.

When ever the brake performance is lost all depending on your set-up eg. grind and pads

I've used both the 20" x 1.75" and the 20" x 2.1" and i'd suggest the 20" x 1.95" The 1.75" that im using at the mo IMO is far too small, you have to run it at hard pressures not to max it out, whereas the 2.1" was ok but you can save some weight by getting the 1.95". As far as grip goes the whole range work very well for street surfaces, but the second you add wet mud to the mixture they don't work well atall!!. I know Laurence-trials has used the 20x1.95" on his mod and is now using the 24"x2.1" and think he is getting on with it well, Also Kenny-trials Had used both the 20x2.1" and is now using the 20x1.75" so we've all had our fair share of using the kenda tyres But like i said above the 1.75" has to be run at low pressures on wet muddy surfaces to get slight grip but at hard pressure does'nt grip atall, for street that you'll be riding i'd still suggest the 1.95" as i know you like your footjam whips hope that helped sorry for being a little long winded

Good luck then fella, sorry i could'nt have been much help.

Ahh ok mate, might be time to invest into a new hub then maybe a secondhand pro 2?

I dont know much about this hub, but if you can take/open it up can't you just replace the hub shell? or pawls?

Looks very clean dude be better with brakes on aswell

Improved loads mate keep it up, good video and music choice too

Sorry fella but im not to keen on the different coloured rims, dual purple or gold would look good though, saw you comment about needing more money to fund a purple front rim so when you get that done she will look good

I had the same problem when i had my limey 20, but one way the sprocket cut into the frame and the other way the chain cut the base of the spokes and would have eventually cut through them new echo tr sprocket fixed that for me but if your using a tr at the mo then a new bb may be the only way to go By the way, Laurence the tr sprockets have an equal distance spacer on both sides i think so swaping it around wont solve the problem, just cause alot of hastle getting it off.

DUDE!!! you have 2 swwwwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeettttttttttttttttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! bikes its not fair