trialsrider101

no because all the energy from hitting the crank arm goes into the crank arm should slide right off

This works for me. First turn the bike upside down, so you get a better view of the crank, Then take a ball ended hammer and put the ball end into where you would put the crank puller, get somebody to hold it there while you hit the other side hard with a lump hammer this stops the energy from "hitting it hard" from doing anything other than taking off your crank job done.

great stuff would be handy to have them cheers

I was gonna ask that in my first post , weather or not they are actually needed. cheers for the reply .

Hey everone I recently bought an Onza Limey 20 frame off here and I have no idea where to get the hose guides to route the rear brake through the frame any ideas ?

really enjoyed that made me want to go out and ride awsome techniqe on all moves make another soon

really nice i enjoyed that sat here in england tis freezin

such a nice bike love it are you riding morecambe on sunday ?

that prepelled him across a lake

I know Im probably not what you would call an experianced rider but here goes; In my opinion stiff frames would (sorry to use the phrase) feel better for most moves in trials, due to It reacting quicker but there are alot of streety moves that i dont think i could peform on a stiff frame eg 360's 180's stuff like that, but on the other hand i suppose there would have to be a small amount of flex in any frame because would'nt no flex= snap happy?

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Polar bear dont care about his wifes new lover. He just wants her back. Best thread ever.

One thing to check when you take it apart is the bearing inside the freehub body, the one closest to the side where the pawls engage with the hub. I have smashed this bearing twice and both times it has resulted in a grinding sound and then the freehub just locked up completely. It might not be but definately worth a check .

thankyou i wanted to do something different i also dont like the colour of the front tyre but it is really grippy the cranks are second hand so are a little bit worn so i have to screw them in a bit further as i did'nt have a washer that fitted inside the crank arm but also had the drilling to take an isis crank bolt.

Idont have one so dont use one. I think i will get one soon though.

Im sorry about the pics I will try and get some better ones up as soon as possible

Hey everyone I have never uploaded a picture of my bike in this section so I thought after I had tidied it up a bit I would share it with all of you. all comments are welcome , basically all the parts apart from the red ones are bought from this forum. and big thanks to everyone who sold me the parts to build this beast of a bike.

same foot , same bone just a lil bit worse weren't fully healed so that probably did'nt help yea i will be coming over maybe jan or feb time going to let it heal "properly"

cheers gaz i will be coming over for a ride when my ankle is healed ill bring my fags lol

At the Eric Morecambe statue just sort of landed flat footed lol and no my phone is being gay and not recieving any ?

great ride I really had fun shame about me fracturing my ankle lol

hi im off on saturday are you riding just the prom? or up near heysham aswell i will come out for a bit if i can get my front wheel re-laced in time

hi everyone, right my magura hs33 lever is broken and im looking at a new lever, I saw an echo sl one on ebay the problem is i only know how to water bleed, my question is can this lever be bled and used with water? thanks in advance