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ahhhh ok thanks am guessing they all must be made a standerd size for the ground clearance

Hey just a quick question Is there any other type of bash guards that will fit the onza blade 2010. Also posible to get one that will give a better ground clearance Thanks

i can only ask an see if he will let me. i ride street an pull of side hopes the most plenty of hight walls, no good technical lines to ride though i have to travel out from were i live to find them

Thanks chris Am riding a onza pro 2009 . finding the stem abit to angled an not liking the flat bars anymore . i was going to get a onza stem forged an the onza rip riser bars or mc pudgy riser bars, i picked them because i have riden the new onza blade trail bike and liked the set up of it all.

Hey just been validated to a new member just like to say thanks all I am getting new forks for christmas echo urbans an head set fs pig and after christmas hopefuly a new onza blade 2010 frame. Ive have riden a onza blade with normals parts no upgrades to it which helped decide on getting the frame. I could do with a bit of help on getting a stem an riser bars though. knowing my height helps with finding out the geometry from what ive read on other threads am 5 ' 11" if it does help to know Thanks Dieter Geometry for the title

thanks glad to be one . see you out in the fourms

i will look in to getting these plates make up in college at they do sheet metal work an will be much easyer to make than me attempting to cut a pipe in half Thanks for all the advice an comments

Thanks Balls Deep trials team

i hope so . an ye i agreey on the setting the back brakes up . ive set them up an all seems to be fine nice an square to the rim

thanks . an by some of the replys am getting it looks like i will be geting a new frame soon

ok fair enought . i had to learn from trail an error some where ,

ive made a clean job of it , snug fit where the bolts go, they have threaded them self where ive drill through on the bottom . so would you say it was a bad idear doing this mod ?

ive put some spacers on them to try an stop it a littel bit. an dont over do it when am nipping them up

I dont see how it can crack . Its not like am not putting any exstra force on it

After pulling the thread out on my bike frame two times. I desided to fix it a different way instead of rethreading again. So i drilled straight through my frame were the four bolt would of screwed into. Used a M5 drill bit to make the holes. Then bort M5 x 90mm hex cap bolts to go right the way throught, also M5 nyloc nuts to stop things coming loose .It holds on my brake booster an brake exstremly well no problems what so ever from this modification . Thort id show you all to see what you think of it. Thanks Dieter

aaa ye sorry just notes its posted afew spaces down . great video though

http://www.guardian.co.uk/edinburgh/2010/nov/17/edinburgh-new-danny-macaskill-film-trials-riding-bike-red-bull

Ok ive change my mind. My first option anyway till i saw the neons an wasnt sure. The Echos it is Guessing its better to go for stronger forks over the weight of them. Thanks guys

Echo's look good but am liking the neons more, think i get them. Thanks Milo for the geo help

Ive been looking at these two forks Echo Urban '09 20'' and Neon Curved Blade on tartys an i cant make my mine up on witch one to get. Both being the same price and better looking than the normal onza forks ive got now. Am looking at the performance an strength of them. Also weight saving if it helps. I ride alot of street on Onza pro 2009 mod the geo on it now with the normal onza forks is. Wheelbase: 1005mm BB Rise: 55mm Could any one help me fine out how both forks would improve the geo of my bike. Thanks Dieter

The new No Fear for me . Awsome ,you dont feel sick when you drink it an get riding gives you good energy boost lasting affect dont go loopy or anythink like that. deffenatly does what it says on the can. Heres a link to it http://nofearresealablecan.blogspot.com/

Thanks pete

Not good then i ride alot . I look at tartys pads . Thanks

I will be getting the magura spec reds compounds tomorrow. From what it says on DiscoBrakes site they do the job .Heatsinks are out of the question . I think thats abit to much for pads same with the TNN pads Onza limey20, thanks for the tyre advice i will be getting them soon .. thanks for the links Milo123

i will stick with the maxxis they havent let me down when ive need grip.For my brakes i have them solid , the pads are really close to the rims i used a old top up card to space them out haha . Would i find these heatsink pads on tartybikes or any other cheaper website ? Thanks Milo