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hmmm i got a few 1. get into uni and start my nursing degree 2. the age old loose some wieght. 3. ride more trials and bmx 4. get out more, sick of being at home doing nothing all the time (this mainl due to being unemployed which has recently changed). 5. see more of friends

What bike do you ride ? Onza T-Bird 2006 model How long have you been riding ? Few weeks on trials - 4-5 years bmx Favourite trick ? still learning basics Best riding spot ? Anthing local Sponsors ? none How often you ride ? not as often as i should but weather is still really crap here

nikki simms (next door nikki) for me. for more pics go here http://www.freeones.com/html/n_links/Next_Door_Nikki/

good vid, unbelievably smooth

id come ride with you luke just have to arrange something for when im not working as i do shifts

haha cheers bro it turned out not to be a PM but a message saying fathopper had added me as a friend

okay i understand why you do the get 5 votes etc etc, and as admin on other forums i see its benifits, but with the PM rules, i have been sent a PM but i cant read it as i dont have access due to not having the 5 votes yet. So this is kind of a complaint but more of a quiery of why people can send me a PM but i cannot read them? why not just limit the system to i cant send PM's any help on anyway i could possibly see what has been written?

ok cheers guys, will have to rip it apart and find out haha

ah dude dont confuse me haha 24 front - 18 rear as for the rest your guess is as good as mine. Its a stock onza t-bird 2007 model if thats any help? if it was a bmx i could tell you but im learning about the bike as i go along, so to be honest not much of a clue at the minute

hey guys, im currently riding a stock onza t-bird, running 24 - 18 ratio gearing (i think i counted it right haha). To be honest im finding it a bit too light. Any suggestions on what size gearing to change over to? so it doesnt feel like im getting nowhere when i pedal. I know mod bikes have light gearing but this is too light at the min. cheers in advance for the advice guys...

welcome mate

okay thank you guys.

can anyone suggest a half decent front disk brake to upgrade to from my rim brake. I have a stock onza t-bird running HS33's and i want to switch over to a disk on the front. Can anyone make any suggestions? are the Magura Louise any good?

luckily enough for me i have found a local company who burn all their old pallets, who are being kind enough to just let me take as many as i want just need to clear out the unit now

хороший видео друг, действительно обладал этим trying to be clever with a online translator haha

good video, i like it

thank you

first im going to appologise, im not tryin to take over your thread mate i just wanted to ask a quick qestion. would it be worth upgrading parts on the bike rather than getting a complete new set up, especially as you know your bike and the way it moves/handles... just wanted opinions really as im learning on the same bike, and i just wanted to know whether (when the time comes for me) i should save enough budget for a new bike or simply upgrade the parts?!?!

mmm there is a rather large lock up near me that been abandoned and unused for the last 15 years that i can remember of so may have to get some pallets etc in there so i can ride no matter the weather

okay cheers everyone, shall look into all your advice

whats the basic skils to master first? i got bunny hops fine from riding bmx, and im gettin to grips with how sharp the brakes are compared to my bmx lol. cheers for the advice. HOLES

ah i hadnt thought of building something in my garden, may have to go for a drive with my trailer

good video mate, anyone know the name of the track?

there is quite a dmeand for a bmx game from EA Sports, lots of little petitions everywhere to demand EA Sports makes a bmx game.

looks good mate, you seem to have had a decent finish on it. Personally i like to leave the paint overnight to set fully and then laquer the following, then leaving that overnight to set. Personally i would have thrown on more than 2 coats of laquer, its going to chip relatively easy with only two coats of laquer. I like to give my frames at least 5 coats of laquer. HOLES