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Posts posted by jacksnell95
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best way to get tar is to ask roofing companies if they've got a little bit of tar you could have or hat me and my mate do down the beach were we ride there is a path next to a roof which has loads of tar and we just get a spanner and peel the stuff off
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got a onza ice 2 frame spayed black for £110 with bach plate and headset
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ive learnt to pedal hop at last even if it is about 5 cm :L and to flow better whilst riding instead of just putting my feet down
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to be honest i dont really mind how long it takes to get validated cos im not some nerd like you who sits on here everyday getting like over 1000 posts
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I'm sorry? What does that have to do with your inability to write in proper English with the use of punctuation and correct spelling?
there was like a few words not spelled perfectly i still think people can read there not stupid
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First of all, this is how your post should have been written. Secondly writing 'hope this helped' is not going to get you validated, especially if you don't use punctuation or spell things properly.
Also as for the original question; if you have only just got the bike, ride it until the pads bed in, then keep riding it and only then decide if you think you need to change. Honestly it depends on your style and ability as well as your weight, setup and the type of stuff you like to ride.
i have ridden trials before buddy
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i dont live in the area but i know you can get koxx padds on ebay for about £15
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my advice is tarty bikes
heres a link to the freewheel section
if you havnt go much cash to spend i recommend the acs claw as i have it on my bike at the moment and its runs fine apart from its sometimes unscrews itself during a ride and starts clicking but apart from that it is a nice freewheel
anyways hope i helped
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thats is such a nice bike i would love to ride a 24"
and by the way how much did that cost you all together ?
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i started because one of my mates mates was selling a bike so i thought i mite aswell give it a try i like its but i broke the bike in about a month but i have recently bought a onza t-pro off of one of my friends just need to get a new front brake and im sorted for a while
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onza t-pro but im not sure which year it is i thinks its and 08
and i used to have a onza t-bird but i broke it in like a month
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i personally prefer magura rim brakes becasue there lighter and personally i think they look nicer but on my old bike i had front disc and that was better than my back magura and it was only a cable disc but its probally personal preference more than anything but a trick i have found for magura rim brakes is if you cant grind your rim go to asda or any other store buy some cheap hairsray spin your wheel spray it on the rim leave for like 5 or 10 mins and your rim is then sticky also this is a great way to make grips stick just spray hairsray inside it slide them on and leave until the hairspray drys
hope this helped
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my tips are
long socks to tuck them in
elastic band
or just where tighter trousers at the bottom
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i have kind ov the same problem my freewheel comes loose and its makes a loud click noise when one pedal is up and one pedal is down i just took the crank off with freeweel attached and tighte up the freewheel case where the bearing are and that fixed it
note this is on a 20" so might not work for you
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my onza t-pro 08 model i think just i need a new front brake
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hi guy im jack ive just started ot do trials again nd i ride a onza t pro not sure which year i think its 08 model
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there pretty nice to ride and quite flicky