20"joe

Onza blade. not a clue haven't got it built yet me and a mate are building bikes and hoping to give it a go We're in Rochester Kent if there are any riders round here

Yeah I've just put a thing up on the wanted page. I have no idear what I'm talking about I've bought so many parts now that are no good for my bike

Thanks! That's where I was looking though most of them staid they were for the back wheel and they go up to mental prices!

hi, im after a 18t freewheel on the cranks and a 12t fixed on the hub, any idea what freewheel I need because the ones ive looked at all say that there only for back wheel use. and has anyone got anything for sale?

Yeah I can see where your coming from mate, just wanted somthing different

GONNA BE TAKING THEM CRANKS OFF MATE LOL DONT REALLY KNOW WHY I PUT THEM ON REALLY, AND IM GONNA PUT A FREE WHEEL ON IT BEEN TOLD 18/12 IS A GOOD STARTING POINT?? ANYONE GOT ANY SUGGESTIONS ON COLOUR? WAS THINKING MAYBE SOMTHING ABIT LEARY???

nice bit of streeto!

not sure really just any doos and donts? new to all this and don't have a clue really. thanks guys

impressed!! one day ill be that good, maybe

that's handy then thanks very much. im completely new to this so sorry if thee silly questions

I have a fsa bb and monty cranks, monty disc forks, shimano disc break (front) with an onza wheel the same as the rear and an old hs33 break for the rear all waiting to be fitted

I have bought a fsa platinum pro bb and some monty splined isis cranks which have a fixed sprocket on, can I put a freewheel on there? if so how? I haven't got the parts yet so not to sure. thanks

cool vid!! teach me? hahaha

very impressive! cant wait to get my bike built and learn some skills

thanks very much!! massive help thankyou

hi there im new to this and im just building up a bike now to have a little play on, i was wondering if you guys could give me a rough idea on what size sprockets to use? just a good starting point i appreciate everyone likes it different but i don't even know where to start lol thanks, joe