Culshaw95

so the biketrial federation uk is just bike banter and gathering all trials riders or something?

Does anyone know the weight of the ashton/diamondback frame? just want to know for i may get a new frame, i have the ashton at the moment but it just feels really heavy compared to mates bikes

The Monty M5 may not have been the first but it certainly is the best look carbon one haha

I have cause it needs to be updated its still got all the 2010 stuff on but then its quite good to see the massive difference between the bikes 2010-2012

Saw this on pinkbike a few months ago still is a pretty good video. It always seems weird watching a kid do trials they always look so tiny even on a 20" would like to see a video of him in the future he could become pretty darn good if he keeps it up

Don't think this applies to trials riders we don't ride fast in roads think you need a bmx forum

http://www.trial-bikes.com/play-frame-p-536421.html 26" frame they seem to be bringing out loads of stuff yet no one has ever heard of them till now

Meh

yes all the time i always get people saying oh you shouldnt do that you'll kill your self and the typical insult from a chav that rides a childs bike a no seat wanker

well it can take a beating my mate had one and replaced a load of parts. The only things that look bad on it is the stem, grips and the fact it has gears. If its your first trials bike and you want to to trials not street then go for it lad

new parts from them now 20" and 26" forks carbon bars a hub and grips

there is another one now http://www.trial-bikes.com/play-race-bike-p-536412.html?osCsid=2i4kin7l5enq02eunhtch5olc6 as you can see exactly the same buuut grey

someone said it in the post bout the new onza's in news on here so i may be wrong well probably am

i believe the new zoot has now got really high bb rise the inspireds are like +20 the new zoot is +55 so i read

its not made it any harder to remove the wheel, you don't have to take the whole adapter off you just take the axle bolts off thats it

I have a 26" and i think its great but the only reason why i didnt get a 20" is cause i am a giant compared to one haha. I originally had a 24" but i wanted to get away from the street side of things but once i got a 26" i managed to learn a lot more on that than i did the 24". A few of my mates have 20" bikes and they're pretty good but then its your own opinion on what you want to ride you should go for a onza first and then build up a bike once you improve cause onza bikes can take a beating and are good starters

Yeah but i have made that part thats what the whole post is about its showing how i solved the problem. I wanted to see what people thought of it but people are just saying ideas of how to stop it when its stopped

who cares about the colour it still looks rather smart and definitely a good improvement on the previous models like the 'Cleaner'.The only thing i didnt like about that was the fact it were vertical dropouts and on my ashton i have never trusted them haha but anyways keep up the good work and cant wait to see the 26" frames.

i didnt really like street bikes but bloody hell that looks smart

Im from Weymouth

Just wonder will the onza website be updated soon cause its still showing the 2010 models when the 2011 ones have come out and now some 2012 have

0-10 mins why are people voting for that i would rather watch a longer video. K-124 Days was great and that was half an hour in the same area but it was still great to see the amount of riders there and it truly shows how good they are ad shows how difficult it can get. 24:2011 was also good 20 mins is a reasonable length for a big edit it although i don't always like watching street trials that video was really good and hilarious

i thought the reason was because i got a bit of grease or something on my axle but when i cleaned it and roughened up the drop outs it still came out. It always does it when i get a puncture so when i take the wheel out it starts to come out of place when i check to see if its in correctly. After getting that part made i got more confidence in my riding so i was manning up to the challenge other than worrying about my dropouts. If i were to get spacers or something i would still probably be worried cause the amount of times i came of last week was a piss take haha

Don't really need to now to be honest cause i got that part made it has solved my problem

well when i got the bike off tartys i told them about it and they said "Sounds as though you have it not quite tight enough or it isn't installed correctly. Please ensure the hanger and tensioner are all setup correctly. A good way to do this is to sit on the bike backwards as you tighten the bolts, so the axle is all the way into the dropouts." i got it set up properly down my mates and he had a go and it came out again when it was tightened up ah right well its all sorted now haha and i might be coming up MK for like a week in the summer next year bringing the bike up just to ride with new people and ride a new area