TTidders

Hi guys, I am Todd I am 15 and mainly ride Downhill and Dirt Jumping, I fancy a difference and while i wait for the trails to dry out I thought i would have a go at trials, I have just bought a Zoo Pitbull frame and am looking forward to building it up! Thanks

As The guys up said sheldon brown's guide can pretty much teach you any / every thing http://www.sheldonbrown.com/wheelbuild.html And also to jt123 that workes most of the time but if your doing 3 cross you need to rember to put one of the spokes behind which you cant realy see if your doing it by eye

Yeah but the parts you are listing that are going wrong identiti dont make. Identiti only make the frame forks (depending on what forks hes got), So what your saying it that the bits that are made by identiti are the quality parts!

Ha Well Done

Identiti Are one of the leading dirtjump manafactures and the newer models are light strong and look Sweet, with a high spec, They are quality bikes and they can take a hell of a beating!

You Cheeky C*nt But then i supose thats the purpose of Ebay

Like Mr.Tattoo Said Southern Downhill Is good And try Pinkbike as well just make sure you look for the bikes in england as its a Canadian based site

For dj it has to be the Dmr moto Rt, But the ultimate downhill tyre has to be the Maxxis Minion

The Mongoose Ritual is quite a nice bike for the price, I would look out for these brands: Identiti, 24 Seven, Leaf and Ns But the last 2 will cots quite a lot Thats because the old ones for the price weiged a ton, You where bacially paying for the stickers.

Try checking the bb the bearing might have gone. depending on what type of bb you have got.

No he was saying you can get a hs22 on here for 20, where i was saying i have founds a hs11 for 30, So he was saying that the hs11 was a bad deal

Zoo Pitbull. Cheers For the help much appreciated

Im Building my trials bike up so Dont realy know what will be best for me

Identiti Rebates

Cheers They where helpfull but there wasent realy any from a trials perspective, im Wondering how they would cope with trials as my friends willing to sell me some for 20?

Are these forks any good for trials i know there street forks but was wondering if theres any problem with haveing them on a trails bike. http://www.jejamescycles.com/identiti-reba...rk-id39430.html

No. in the headset can you see the bearings Like this: http://www.allterraincycles.co.uk/uploads/.../large/2215.jpg or are they sealed Like this: http://www.parktool.com/images_inc/repair_...headtype212.jpg Sorry im not trying to be a nob im just trying to help

Ok Cheers

Sounds like the bearings to me, Have you got sealed bearings or the loose ones?