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get heatsink red pads in the cnc backings. and put a grind on and it will b a amazing brake, better and more reliable than most maguras when set up properly.

onza do the best range of bikes to start on and tartybikes.co.uk has all the bikes there on the website and they are also a great help. give them a email or a call and they will help you out giving you all the information to get started and sell you the bike to do it on.

they wont fit striaght from the packet, but if you cut a section out of the velcro bit, it will fit. it just slots up around the welding. and works like it would on any other frame.

dont use trialsshop you will never get your stuff theres a couple of topics about how bad they are if you use search. i think most people other wise have listed most of the shops. wtf is this i love tarty shit its a shop for god sake no need to brown nose them your not going to get discount or summert.

tap up a wall and when you get up the lip do a backflip and then hop backwards off the wall and do a backwards manuel then jump to your front wheel and do nose hops and then to finish it off do a tail whip.

i think this little arguement needs to stop now because its just side tracking the topic. i think its been settles the bike is a sparayed copy which was probs made in the same factory anyway and has a ground off disc tabs which i cant see why people are making such a big deal about lol the lad asked for advice which he hasn't really got much of just a topic he made full of arguements. in my opinion mate i would get the heatsink over the t-rex because it is lighter and over the coust thing just because of the condition its in would put me off.

on the for sale section

look at the banner at the top for bike shops they are all good. i would say deffinately get a pure trialss bike and not a jump/street bike thing. because it will just cost you more money on top of what you have spent to get parts ect that are trials spercific as you get better and find the jump bike is holding you back and limiting you. i would surgest useing tartybikes and most people on here will aswell, give them a call and tell them the situation and they will give you advise even if you dont buy a bike from them, they will help you out, but as i said i would buy a bike from them as they have the widest selection of bikes great customer service and sell onzas which are really the best beginner bike you can get for what you pay.

correct me if im wrong but supercycles make them so i should think they will have them. and i should think tarty will have them because i remember them selling them at crimbo on sale but they just mite not be on the website. you could use the phone and ring the shops you no.

tartybikes, supercycles

what a stupid question, if flats where better than risers or the other way round then they would only make one of them as one is better so everyone would get the better one. hopefully your getting the point im trying to make. generally risers are better for the street moves such as bunny hops as the rise akes it easier to pull up the front end other than that its all preference

i live in the north west, in burnley and theres quite a few of us round here.

look the same as try alls just wider lets hope they are better than try alls imo and they wont collapse like the super wide echo 06 ones did. if i remember they are supose to good rims all the chinese riders use them.

go on his site and then videos along the side. then under neath the pics of the zoo 32 video it says left click on a floppy disk like picture. click that and it will take you to another website where the video is uploaded. right click on zoo video32 and "save target as" and the video will download. no one put up a link to tv.isg or what ever it is because niel has ask for people not to do any lazy link on the topic in videos section

not heard anything bad about them but bear in mind they are a competition bike made lighter but at the sacrafice of some of the strenght. it should be ok for street and stand up to everyday use very well.

coust ones from heatsink

NSE/trialsman is the importer they will be able to sort you out with a frame who ever is after one. i prefer the geo on zm1 to the zm2 but they both look great especially the white paint job.

was good to watch the video, but its not fair on ryan leech that someone has put it on google video, as you can tell with how good the video is the editing aswell as the riding he has put alot of effort in to it and for someone to come along and rip him off by putting the video online for everyone to watch instead of buying it isn't right.

loved the vid, was great to see abit of the old skool stuff mixed together with the new stuff, i just loved both of your styles. and loved the song as well, went well with the video and its a great song. keep it up and try and get another vid out soon as possible would love to see another vid by you both.

i think it looks nice, glad he hasn't done another silver frame, its also nice to see that deng has given one of his frames a bash plate. shame he puts them shitty dropouts on for snail cams and not ones to fit tugs but thats my opinion yes it did work i own one and love it, dont say something like that when thats your opinion, and not everyones.

i have an idea use the search, and also use the pads review topic thing there is. if you had of searched you would of nown that there is so many topics just the same as this and theres one like this now ou should of just replied in that or looked at what people said in there. not having ago or anything just sayin use the search mate.

your best bet is to just ring cleanbikes and ask you will get a much faster answer than on here

how on earth people can recomend koxx browns i dont no, they will out last your rim and probably you they are just to hard of a compound. the grind doesn't wear your pads down the pads wear your grind down within in a ride when you use koxx browns. the coust pads from heatsink are amazing i would deffo rcomend them. you could use the pads review thing there is, there are pages of reviews on pads that im sure could help you.

just run proper chain tugs and not bmx ones, tartybikes will have them and seeing as you have a zona the dropouts are ok to take the tugs with nothing having to be done to them with an angle grinder. snail cams are just pants and bmx tensioner will just bend or drill into you frame as they are for bmxs which have longer dropouts. you could have solved this along time ago if you had of read my snail cam review and got some snail cams with notches or just bought some normal onza trials tugs

no need for loctite or anything but grease and like other said just screw it on and ride