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Sweet thanks guys

Okay I have just been given a task to do on a sheet of paper and I am to get pictures and describe a name of a part of a bike, and one says what is a cone? I am not too sure, but is this what holds the wheel into place by the forks? And what is a dropout? I have'nt an idea Its probably noobie questions, but it would help

you have already had a topic closed for trying to sell your bike in new members chat, so why try it agian?

Have you hit your chain ring off anything? it could explain why a tooth is missing and a few other teeth could be bent, on one of my old bikes I managed to bend 3 teeth on my chain ring and it kept jamming just like yours.

I think it looks brilliant

what is it your not happy about? The handle bars being to low? I reckon that the onza stem you want on it will fit, but I don't know about how comfortable it will be because the bike should be how you like it not how anyone else likes it.

Looks brilliant, shame about the snow making riding no good.

They don't look nice, but the grip on them looked good.

Looks good so far.

Validation is when a full member validates you as being suitable for trials forum, who knows as a pre-member you could of quickly just made a account and could be a possible scammer, I am not saying you are one, but it does happen, but I have given you a validation vote anyway.

suppose you could try and get a 2nd disc on the back, or get some good brake pads with a grind for good brakes. and I don't know about you but I never really liked the Onza Smart Guy forks.

probably www.chainreactioncycles.com and www.tartybikes.com

Avid BB7 '09 they are kinda cheap and they work good.

Depends on how it feels to you and how good it rides, plus be prepared to change a few parts on it becuase it most probably will happen.

A friend of mine has just got a Onza Comp for christmas as his first trials bike and he has progresed so much in just this short amount of time, so I reckon it would be a good bike to start on and plus through the year if you start with a low spec bike you are going to be wanting a better bike, so it will be a good start on this bike.

Angrybird I just read your topic on bunny hopping and thumbs up for the effort of it

This might help it did when I was trying to learn it a couple of years back.

Get one, they are brilliant.

They are made with no grip so then the tyre can role faster, so it's really made for speed not grip, but then I don't see why swap grip for speed on a trials bike.

To be honest I don't think anyone has because it looks like a German website, but I got to say the prices are quite cheap on the site.

Sweet, good pictures

Nice pictures

I use Magura Louise and it is such a good brake and it feels good.

A brake booster is a support for for the frame so when the brake is locked on the frame does not bend, plus it can also help stopping things hitting the brake. I use one and it has given me that extra bit of braking power.

Get some Trialtech ISIS.