dundy9

if its the new onza t-birds then yer it is.

yer they do but there a charge of a couple of percent of your order to use it

haha no im not im robyn.why?

cheers! took some getting on had to put 4 huge sticky pads on it to fit but you can hardly notice it on the frame and it looks great.

just a quick snap of my new toy. going to see how it rides this weekend with the high bb and the spacers in the forks if not the hacksaw will be out!

had the same problem with echo tr 2011 lever body. what i found out works best is to take the lever off the bike with the cable still attached and if you can make some sort of stand or jig so that the bleed screw is pointing up. bleed your brake as normal and when you take the bleed tube of the lever push a little bit more fluid through the system to get rid of any bubbles in the lever body then tighten the grub screw up and away you go. i bled my brakes 7 times before i realised this bled it with the bleed screw point up and worked perfect first time.

yer that was the only downfall i found with the onza ice frame. the weight being around 1.8 and with me being used a frame weight of a 1.4 it would make a big difference. but then are generally a nice frame. ive decided im going to but the onza limey 320 in gunsmoke grey.

im staying away from the onza skull as one of my friends has just snapped one. the ice and the limey are the only 2 onza frames of decent standard. i like the echo lite frame but im just abit unsure as to weather to get one. i think it may be the echo frame though for the price, will be needed a new headset and for the price of the onza i can get a echo frame and a headset. not really interested in the for sale section bikes as ive known people get them of there and they just fall in bits, never know what your getting with them. could be underlying cracks or breaks in the frames.

im straying towards the onza as i know people who've had them and they say there a very strong frame and onza frames are the only frames nowadays that seem to not snap or crack. was thinking about the 2011 lite as well but i just dont know it looks very weak. dengs designs haven't been the best over these last couple of years so im a bit weary.

right after snapping my 09 zoo lynx today at the chainstay im in need of a new frame open to ideas. looking to spend upto about 350 at a push 400. was maybe thinking about waiting till the new 2011 onza pro frames come out which ive seen could be sometime soon and look to pick up a cheap onza limey 320. so yer help me

thats makes about 12 of us who are riding now bring on the weekend!

same here grind all the way none of this smooth rim and tar nowadays. not when you have power tools at your disposal

yer maybe weather should be good looked on a couple of websites and it says sun and variation of 20% to 50% chance of light showers.

should be a good ride if the weather stays the same.

use the tnn's for now and when the grind wears down which it will with pads and the trialtech rim put the heatsinks back on

yer gonna do that and pull the left front seat forward. depends really. grind the rim and try both pads?

im in bringing nathan if his bike will fit in the car so far theres: sam, floyd,connor,me,nathan,steve,westy(maybe),quibell and dougie anyone else in?

what do mean by reach mate?

think were riding hull this weekend maybe.

just a quick wheel swap. i spent the day riding without a back brake and apology's for the poor video quality

look in the for sale section theres always mod frames for sale.

yer i think il stick to that setup. metal cutting disks are all ive ever used can get some of the best grinds out of them. the echo tr levers are alot better ive found then the standard magura in terms of usability and feel of the brake also ive broken so many metal tpas just by pulling them, all of them broken half way down the push rod threads. the echo tr tpas design is a much more refined system.

cheers for the info, yer i kinda value my face dont fancy going over the bars with the raw power of the blues. shall be ordering the yellows when i come into some money along with a new echo tr lever.

its a 160 rotor, only problem is while im using a good quality cable and an avid sd7 lever im still having to use 2 fingers and its just not good for me. offers alot of power but i find sometimes im losing my grip and the magura would be alot easier only using the 1.

yer thats the only downfall im facing, currently running an avid bb7 which is good but it doesnt offer what i was looking for the instant stop! and the magura with a decent set of pads will offer this.