williams

thank's mate, do you think the diping place where it goes down, make's the tyre to sit on the rim bad?

This is the second grind. so No that's not the problem either... But im gonna true my wheel now, and see if that does anything better Thank you evryone who have helped me, really appreciate it :)

yes it is, I own one myself with some upgrades. the frame geometri is really nice But if you can go for the blade or something even better

Here's some pics

Pics of the wheel with tyre on?

nope the rim is "Try-all undrilled 19" rear" which i bought from tarty. both tyre's are maxxis creepy crawlers, which the first one sat on my 2010 onza pro with a 19" rear rim. So nope, the only problem should in that case be the tube..

Interesting thread, keep updating!

YOOO! So i have built my own wheel, and the wheel has one place where it dips (verically) like 1mm. It's not vertically true... But the wheel is true side to side... If that makes sence. When I pump up the tyre to about 2bars the tyre hops of the wheel, and has one time led to explosion. I have tried buying a new Maxxis creepy crawler, to see if a new tyre would help, but no. BUT i have a smaller 20" tube, which might cause any problems? It's a common 20" tube, which isn't for trial... Hope someone could help.. Thanks William

I guess you already know this, but even if you have a smooth rim and brake, it would wear on the rim, not as much as a grind does, but it does wear the rim. If you wan't to keep you're rim for a long time you might wan't to go with a disc, just sayin... BTW the heatsink yellows are very demanding on your grind, and when the grind became old the peformance aren't that good...

Cool mate Where can i buy it? Also how do I fix a swollen maggy? cheers!

How often do I have to change water? And how do I check for a swullen piston? Is there anything else I can use? There's like 15% or less oil in the system and the rest water.

yeah so far so good It was almost the same, the difference is that you have to undo the barbed fitting on the lever so that 3 threads are shown, and then there's a plug instead of a screw on the lever to, but yeah preatty much the same. Just opened the bleed screw on the and plug and just started to pump with the original oil already in.

Yeah exactly, so much more responsive, and overall a nicer feel

Hi everyone, this is a really pointless thread but I dont wan't the "HardMan" sh*t to be on the top. But I waterbled my Magura hs33 2011, which turned out really good. Many peopes say that it doesn't work good, and that's not true, so waterbleed if you can, because it's such a difference!

I've read somewhere that the trialtech sport bars where good, I wan't black bars for my build and these were only in white, BUT the inspired almost have the same identical shape so I just wanted to know if they're any good

help pleaseee

Hi, im around 174 cm tall, and ride a 2011 (2010 version) onza pro. Im going to do a pretty massive upgrade, and are going to buy new handlebars, but which should i get? (haha sounds like the handlebar upgrade is massive, but im going to buy many other things) Are the Inspired risers good? Thanks!

Thinking of doing the same to my Try-all undrilled 19" blabla bla... but yeah, would that make it a shitload weaker, and how much weight does it save?

haha that's a awesome bike really, go for it if you can!

Hi everyone, I have the same problem and live in Sweden so I can't order that kit. Would this kit work? http://www.amazon.com/Helicoil-5546-5-Metric-Coarse-Thread/dp/B000BB8XLG Any help would be apreciated

Thanks mate, yes that's what im going to buy then AND Im gonna raw it

Hi everyone! Im currently owning a 2010 onza pro, that has the same geometry as onza blade/comp. The geometry is: Wheelbase: 1020mm Chainstay Length: 350mm BB Rise: 70mm I'm getting 600£ and was wondering if i should buy a new frame, or keep my onza and just upgrade the f**k out of it? IF im going to buy a new frame which one should you recommend? Thanks//William

No problems mate, glad to help

I think it's only a different design to the bolt, but the one i sent should fit all normal 6-bolt disc hubs. So these should fit. hope this helps

Awesome, really liked the final outcome! Thinking on doing this to my onza pro, and wanted to know what it should look like, and now I got the ansver Looks really good