davidbarr

Found the video guys.

Amazing. Really wanted to go. Was anyone here lucky enough to?

For the front or rear wheel?

Where did you buy the frame from and how much was it?

That was unreal! The only video of that length that i could fully enjoy. AMAZING

Looks a lot like Ross Clayton.

As said above, sounds like there's air in the system. Give it another bleed.

Is it still able to move about when your forks are in the frame and the stem and top cap are bolted on?

Yeah I've tried changing the angle with no joy. Think there may be a stiff link in the chain, but the sprocket also seems pretty worn so will need a new one of them. Does anyone know where I can get a splined 15t echo sprocket? They're discontinued on Tarty and i don't really fancy paying 40 on the titanium version.

Right, so had another look this morning and I've found the problem. Sometimes when the chain is meant to leave the rear sprocket it sort of catches and stays on the sprocket which then causes the tensioner to jump about. (hope that makes sense) Really don't have a clue why this is happening or how to fix it. I will try and get a few pictures and a video up soon. Any help would be great.

Will do in the morning

Today I tried fitting my Trialtech Sprung tensioner to my new frame. It seemed fairly straight forward, and I got it on fairly easily. Now that the chain is on it, I'm a little bit confused. When i turn the cranks the tensioner jumps about and feels like it's skipping even though I've set it up so that there should be plenty of tension. Anyone have any ideas what the problem is? Could this be caused by the chainline being out? Thanks for any help.

Enjoyed that. Comparing that to your older videos, you've improved a lot. Maybe try adding a bit of variation into it though, there were an awful lot of sidehops in there.

Yes, no problem. Link

According to his for sale thread, his spec was- - Onza Blade 2010 Frame - Front Hope trial disc brake - Rear Magura hs33 with koxx pads - Onza pro series wheelset - Brand new maxxis tyres - Tensile Cranks - Onza Magnesium Pedals - Trialtech Stem - Tensile riser bars

He is riding an Echo Trial 24 now. I believe his Onza is for sale.

I think you'd benefit more from looking for a cheap second hand frame. I've seen T-pros and similar go for under 50 quid in decent condition, you just need to keep an eye out. The Revell would probably be okay to a certain extent, but you'd probably get to a point where you couldn't progress much more. Just my view on it.

Don't see why not. If you're physically fit for it and it's something you think you will enjoy, then go for it! Good Luck.

Good point. Just expected a frame like that to have a lower BB seeing as fairly modern mod frames have roughly the same height as that.

BB seems pretty high?

KMC Z610HX. That's the one you want!

What was that meant to show?

Hahaha! Saw this the other day. It is obvious that no research whatsoever of the value of the bike has been done.

Ride my trials bike a lot, and improve! Seems reasonable, as it's something that's actually enjoyable..

Tighten it to an extent where it doesn't wobble but the steering doesn't feel too tight. If you can't do this without the steering being too tight, then just ride, and it should start to loosen up a bit.