craigblight

i had them on front but when was doing up to fronts they would slip as taking forever to bed in. stuck my rockmans back up front and locks and holds lovely

will look down here if see it

So did ride a 2007 onza t-pro but managed to get a 2013 onza bird frame for £15 so as has short back end and longer front so feels better on rear wheel. Not everyone's cup tea but will get me learning stuff again

I have started sanding it all off and looking better

Bought a old onza t-mag 2 days ago for step daughter to ride. It has this disc brake on front but no idea what make it is. If anyone knows please help as trying adjust pads but can't. Don't worry going sand yellow off

so i have a spare rear wheel and had a look at at other day and wasnt sure if it a better wheel then what on the bike now. any help be good. one on bike has small holes in rim and looks like a onza unsealed hub. the spare is a solid onza rim and a flip flop trials tech hub that looks like it a sealed one.

speck to joe baker he does both moto trials and cycle trials he mite be able to help

yep looks like a pure. miss mine so much such a good bike

i rode bmx and gone back to trials i got a onza t-pro mod and changed bars and stem so felt bit more bmx like. i ride alot of street and ride it like a bmx. here a pic

looking for some help. been looking on tarty bikes at tnn adm pads and tnn lgm green. now i know both very good pads but looking for the best all round pad between two. so if anyone rides with them can you let me know what they like please

cheers was worried broke it

my freewheel seems to wobble. i have used diff bottom bracket cracks are tight nothing feels lose all seems to ride fine just can see it wobble. i have put video up to see what is wrong 20749613_864619047047763_3050004496210984960_n.mp4

as weather not been great here i have been watching alot of trials videos on youtube to get ideas on bits for my back garden course and watching how people ride. now i have noticed alot of people dont hold their front brake while on back wheel for side hops, gaps or drops. when i rode 13 years ago we would always lock the front brake to. is there any benifit to letting front wheel spin free or is it just down to how that rider rides??????

here picture of old flat bar setup here picture of new bar and stem setup. seems feel nicer to ride but will see when go for longer ride

see that the freewheel i wnt to get. im finding it hard to do gaps i did when had a stock echo with chris king rear hub. thats why thinking a 108 click free wheel wud help more then a 60 click