Rourke

This is the video that my friend made of himself. He's really good for his age.

Ok guys I went ahead and ordered the 90mm and 35 degree rise trial tech stem, and also Trial tech high rise bars. Hopefully I will get used to the upsweep. Thanks everyone. I would have probably went with another kind of bar, but I wanted to buy everything from tartybikes.

Ok so I am planning on getting a trial tech stem. The stem is 31.8 correct? So the best bars for that size would be the TT high risers right?

Hey guys, I wanted to buy new bars for my bike. I have an inspired fourplay frame, echo urban forks, and the the bars and stem off of the onza zoot. I want to make the set up a little higher and wider. I was wondering what you guys think I should get. Thanks

very good riding

I was wondering the same thing.

This is really making me regret buying a fourplay frame.

If you are going for a street trials bike dont get the zoot. I would get the element or pick up a used fourplay. Stick to inspired and you wont regret it.

Don't litter

I would say that odi longnecks. I have had them and they feel better and better the more you use them. They are my favorite grips.

Hey guys, I just ordered a blue fourplay frame but I have green rims, so I was looking to raw them. I don't know much about painting and everything but I am determined to learn. Would I be able to avoid un lacing my rim and still clear coat it? I have some steel and brass brushes and or sand paper. I was thinking that I could sand it down by hand and then very carefully hand brush the clear coat on. Do you think it is posible to go about rawing and clear coating my rims this way? Do they even sell clear coat that you can hand brush on? would it look ok? Thanks

Great now step one is to save up the money.

well that makes me feel better about dropping 600 dollars on a frame

I guess that this isn't that unheard of. Im planning on getting a fourplay frame, do those have a good reputation of holding up?

Hey everyone, about a month ago I cracked my onza zoot frame near the seat tube, but I continued to ride it because i didnt have enough money to buy another frame. So yesterday when i was riding it, it cracked all the way all the way through. The surprising thing is that the frame didn't crack where the original crack was, It cracked on the tube where you would put your tartybikes chain stay protector. well thats the story. Dont buy a zoot because it will break after less than a year of riding.

nice control

Where is JAF

I am not familiar with JAF

I'm sorry but I don't think I mentioned that the crack is on both sides. Should I still try and weld it?

Oh, no thanks I have learned my lesson.

Hey guys i bought an onza zoot 2010 exactly two years ago from this week. I rode the bike for a year until a year ago when i got a bmx bike. I rode that bmx bike for a 6 months until I got a injury that lasted me 6 months. So now I am just getting back into trials, so i recently ordered two complete wheels from tarty bikes, and now i am ready to get back into it. Today I was looking at my onza zoot and realized that i have a crack under my seat. What should i do? I seriously rode my bike for less than a year, and didnt do anything crazy on it. Here are some photos: https://drive.google.com/?tab=wo&authuser=0#folders/0B_KBwYZ9c13sZGgwY2dBeVItTDg

I have heatsink cnc yellows for vee brakes and I was wondering if i could use those on my hydraulics. I don't look forward to dropping 30 pounds on new pads, so please help. Thanks, Rourke

sorry about the repost guys

The rider in this video in Chris stern. This is his first video. I helped film it. Chris is 15 years old. Here is the link to the video. Tell us what you think. https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B58i-Q0c2vGQbFYyWkR4U19xUU0/preview?pli=1

Coming from an average unicycler. That was amazing. And let me assure all of you that all the stuff he did in this video is about 10x harder then it looks