butterztrials123

Does it really matter? Bikes nowadays seem to be evolving quite slowly. For example in the last year or two bmx handlebars have gotten bigger. That's only a small change, Bmxs are relatively the same as they were 10 years ago accept minior changes here and there. Most of Those changes only really involved saving weight is well.So in my opinion a big change like the one above seem unlikely to happen, at least not for a good few years. Then again I could be completely wrong as I am new to trials.

Try doing it quicker

Bb7s all the way, I don't even think I have mine set up well and they are still unbelievable

Blue socks are lighter so you can sidehop 10 Inches higher

Any thoughts?

Pop on some earphones and 5 or 6 pallets and I could ride for hours

Titanium bolts save multiple kilograms

Please and thank you;)

If I do I loose manuals

I want to know the technique of turning on the back wheel or some other way of turning in a tight space, because I always get stuck on thin walls or pallets. I used 180's in the past but I recently injured myself dong that.

Tarty bikes replied to my emailed and told me why it happened and said they will fix it for £10 If send it, I think it's a fair deal so I'll probably do that. It was because I should have tightened the pedal before I rode first time

I didn't put any grease on

Screwed it in with fingers

I didn't "force it in" it just didn't go in as smoothly as the other one

I'll do that so

Trialtech foams are brilliant I always get them when I need grips

The pedals are onza double cage

I not saying it wasn't my fault, but I don't think it was my fault and I think there is a possibility that I didn't tighten it fully

i know i didn't do that i was very cautous putting the pedals on and if i had done that wouldn't the same thing happened to the other pedal?

No definitely didn't do that i triple checked before i put them on as i have heard of many people doing that

I received my onza pro 2013 yesterday from tartybikes. Quick delivery as always with tarty. I assembled the bike and had no problems with that except the right pedal didn't go on as smoothly as the left one. I didn't heed it though an took it for a ride and all seemed fine and i thought the bike was fantastic. Today i took it for another ride and it seemed as good as yesterday, untill i noticed the pedal moved i took the pedal off to have a look and noticed the right crank arm threads were stripped. I was really disappointed as I loved the bike. I emailed both tarty and onza, even though i think the problem is that the crank thread is made of aluminium and the pedals are made of steel and aluminium is soft and steel is hard so the pedals stripped the threads.

So for me to get better at sidehops I have to do more pedal ups?

When are they out? I'm getting a new bike and wondering should I wait till the new models to get it cheaper

Cheers mate