FamilyBiker

i laughed my ass off,exactly what i wanted to reply! :bow: edit:wheres the other side of that vid?or did you bail all the time?would like to watch the nailed versions

with that(!) bike and that(!!) style i´d guess within the first five ranks. oldskool rules, havent seen grinds in trials ever since that times!

could be your pads having serious play?my old xt front brake made exactly this sound and it was the reason why.check the inside of the brake caliper for scratch marks.

http://vimeo.com/47656392 not a all time classic but my recent most watched

isnt stainless steel not more likely to crack? looking great btw

sometimes a sponsored rider is willing to give you information a manufacturer isnt,right ali? edit:sometimes everybodys "weird"haha i dont find it weird to collect knowledge about the things behind the scenes with bicycle manufacturers,its all from taiwan,so possibly the same product...

woah,transparent?awesome!!!

to be honest i dont even got my front hose going through the steerer and can tailwhip the bike.just a matter of how long they are and how you place them.

would recommend it only on the front.managed to pinch flat it on dirt jumps,running at 4 bar(60 psi)hitting a rounded stone that was stuck in the dirt at the lip of the kicker,was a funny landing.anti-urban tire! a 3 years old one yeah

hydraulic gyro? http://www.trickstuff.de/en/products/trixer-dirtcap_KL.php

i wrote an email to merida-centurion group(theyre procraft aswell),product services the other day and they told me they cant give me the info that them and trialtech are related to eachother,but that this had to do with warranty rights management. they said" we cant definitely tell you that these stems arent produced by the same manufacturer,but we for ourselves can speak out our warranty only for certain use.our stems are tested with dynamic loads highly above those appearing in "normal" MTB use,but we cant guarantee it will hold up for trials use." just got me thinking to read it,so i asked here... edit:maybe i should change the question to like "who used procraft without problems?" :wink2:

in the link in post 11 its clearly similar to eachother. system x?where 2 get?

yeah,but otherwise i got this"what if it snaps because it wasnt the same"-thought...

its not that i cant afford trialtech stuff,its just me,not willing to pay 45 euro instead of 25,for the same product...

feel free to start an "onza good or not"poll in another topic,but please gimme your opinions about the actual topic here.are we otn? but fyi:most trials brands give orders to ningbo or shenzhen,2 of the biggest frame manufacturing places worldwide,think onza will be no exception. just cant find such info about trialtech,thats why i am asking if somebody knows

cool.matty definitely will rock the sh... in a few years.to be honest he does,already!

the pic of the procraft was a bad one,heres another on wich it looks the same,except angle and colour scheme.btw the onza debate isnt my threads base,just saying my tuf guy forks are great... http://www.bike-mail...1-8mm-35013.jpg yeah formula, cmp,tattoo and brave hubs are joytech for example.

as topic says the trialtech forged stems look exactly like the procraft 4bolt II ones. is there really any difference in material or could i save some bucks buying procraft?

^+1 i ride bikes i repair bikes in my job without bikes i would be an unemployed pedestrian that would probably walk straight toward a bridge to jump down... just kidding,cant live without though!

cut a piece off an old stem for threaded steerer to mount my syntace vro into any other stem.

they should put stickers on the seats where it says:"pinch area,keep your balls away!"

woah WTF!!! rather would had some pants torn apart than this! +1 for regular fit

cmon kids ---erm guys.we should be glad our sport is getting bigger not only with male riders.good looking,right.but would you throw such phrases at a pal?

what about sweat pants??even the parcour guys wear em.

dubstep isnt my thing and the editing was a bit hectic,but apart from that...