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Whats wrong with buying a 2nd Hand Koxx Hydroxx

This isn't about the money its about the Frames. Anyways im interested in the koxx hydroxx 2 seems good. Im not buying brand new just 2nd hand. need some more infomation on it opinions on what people think.

Yeah im interested in the Hydroxx frames now they seem very good standards and yes ill be riding street and rocks.

Hey names Andy and im 15/16 in couple of days and looking for opinions and infomation on Koxx Sky/Hydroxx Frames, are they any good or do they snap alot, need to know because im not smooth rider not hard just in the middle. Im just wondering thats all because im looking into buying one possibly. i would also be using Dual Disc on 19". I need following infomation if anyone rides on or rode one opinions - Advantages - Disadvantages - What it felt like for you - Ever snapped one or bent it (Broken Frame?) - Threads rip easy? Cheers for reviewing.

Green and silver seem good colours for the frame itself would look pretty nice. But yet red and silver would but i think i would prefer the Green. Nice work done here, and a built in booster would improve.

Ive Known a guy with a rear Disc and theres was Fine not sure what size it was but they bail sidehops alot and it didn't really break it just buckled now and then in time after hitting it, I think that the stronger the rotor is the longer it will last you. I think the rotor the guy had was a aztech one on rear using a hope mono trial. Was amazing performance and power in the brake. I think size was 160 rotor.

If your wondering about the quality then the squares arnt a pointed corner as it is rounded to stop cracks happening and weakness of the rim, But still a very light rim and good for smooth riders not really harsh riders but still they do the curv corner on most of the rims to prevent this. Hope i helped.

Sites back up for me.

On the Tartybikes workshop they is the rim grind now what happens like do you send your rim off or do you have to buy a new rim and they do it on the rim for you Can you send your rim off for them to do it?

Ill try be there dudes with some other lads round morley. Thats if i get my bike sorted Cheers(Y)

Hey, Ive been looking around on Tartybikes for some really good pads that are really good on a Smooth painted and just wondering if people think that TNN GM's are good for smooth painted rim with tar or without? Thanks for reading.

Ey Up, I got the same problem and this is possibly caused by: - Old Pads or a substance on the pads - Old/Dirty Rotor - Bleed Your Brake I have the same kind of problem and asked about this problem before and this was the feedback i got, and i still can't be bothered to sort it i will soon though. Hopefully this infomation helped you mate.

Thanks alot for the votes guys i have now been validated and hopefully can post on other parts of the forum according to the rules so a big thanks and TartyBikes Thanks alot! Hope this topic helped loads of people with problems and issues. Thanks for reading.

Yeah as i say its a very very handy tool to use and it will help so many people with there topics and problems on this forum. They are so many new members that don't even know much about trials so i bet these videos help loads, The guy above didn't even notice them until i openend a topic. Heres the link people for the video guides: http://tartybikes.co.uk/media.html?group=guides Thanks for reading and the vote guys.

Yeah thats a good idea maybe Email an admin or contact one about this cause it could help alot of issues around the forum such as for example like "what bike should i get 26" or a 20"?" Questions like this can be solved by one link from the video guides.

Hey Reader, I would love to thank Tartybikes for requiring the Video Guides because it has helped so many trials riders that need fast help and its not that hard to understand. The Video Guides are very straight forward and easy to use and everyone benefits from it so i would love to thank them all at tartybikes for doing these videos as it inspired loads of riders on the forum and else were. They always come in handy if your ever lost or not sure what to do. These help lots of new trials riders in the future. The videos have helped me to learn so much about the bikes and what they is to do, they have helped me loads. Just thought this topic would catch peoples eyes and just give them a chance to say thanks too if you think they have been very very helpful. Cheers and a big thanks Tartybikes!

Hey Adam, If you Look at the top of all the topics they is a topic with Bold writing this tells you all you need to know about how to get vaildated faster and what happens if you are new then read the whole topic it is cruical that you read it. Heres Link: http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....p;f=13&id=3 Hope i Helped cuz.

Ey up, Cool Topic Adam and this depends what you want to start off on as a front brake, in this situation it depends on your rip do you like the rim brake or do you prefer the brake disc as you could have a little test on mine and see what your opinion is that you want to get just giving some whise advice. In my books the hydraulic disc is sound as i got one and it runs very smooth when riding and the rim brake is more chuggy so depends what your opinion is and what you want to learn with. If you get a Hard rim grind you can use it in rain abit with some good pads but try think of the dry weather is when we most ride and plus you could just get the rim brake and sell it and buy a disc if its your choice but Disc is mostly best in dry and wet conditions. Good Luck cuz hope this helps.

Wicked camera shots there mate love the colour schemes, also mint camera your using. i Love the sidehop photos they look awsome, you're the photoman and for the job. Anyways wicked shots and hopefully you could get some edited ones to join your album would improve for some new photos you're gonna take. Awsome Pictures.

Wow very inspiring pusky for a "First Video On A 26" you look awsome on that atomz just work on been abit more control on the rear wheel hops, Not faulting by the way you ride sound. Hope you bring some more videos out in the future. Comparing your videos with your mod and stock ide say you ride better on the stock and it suits you. i love all your videos seen couple here n there on youtube looks mint so i hope you bring some more out, them sidehops looking very sweet too. Did you get that stock brand new or 2nd hand if you don't mind me asking? Awsome dude keep up the riding!

Hi, My name is Andy and im based in Morley and love to trials most of the time when weathers good. Ive been trialsing since 2008 Christmas day. Im new to the Forum and im loving it already its a inspiring place to make new friends and get along with people you don't know. I currently ride a Onza Blade 2009 with lots of different parts as i like to get better parts if its worth buying, and im also getting a ZHI Z2 26" on Christmas 2009 can't wait for it so i would love to bring some new videos out and have some reviews on how other riders think im doing so that would be great. Cheers for reading viewers.