Tylerlovesalex

i quite like a bit or rimming ha ha

i will be there!! adam you can have hope tomorrow if my bb7 arrives see you all tomorrow and ben if you chicken out you will see the back of my hand lol tyler.

hi i have rid orgun donors 24 7 and i liked it as he said very well balanced little heavy on the front but you honestly do get used to it get it lovely bit of kit!

thought you were coming bristol with me?

zoo! greens there amazing on a smooth rim with tar! but get your self a rim grind then get rock pads there sex! cheers tyler

hi mate i had a mod and went to a 24" and it feels so much nicer, but there is not much out there i.e bits, they don't make much for them. you can get rims i recommend spanks lighter and stronger then try all. you can run 26" forks and will feel just as good and obviously cranks, bb's, all that sort of stuff is the same apart from that thats all. oh and i think heatsink do a 24" cheers tyler.

i was just going to say that!!! lol you stole my post darn you ha ha

must admit i did see mr? and dan the trials man logged on about 7mins ago.

why put a post like this, you should be thinking about the good things about trials its a love a passion it should be your world! any think i'm right?

amazing reading i must say, give up dude!

anyone of those but dot 4 would give a better feel and quicker response.

hi mate i had one i liked it never snapped on me and i gave it a battering but i could be lucky but apart from that its really nice ride tyler.

i think white would look really good with black rim tape and black spokes tyler.

looks well nice mate cant wait to ride the beast!

lol you say you have been waiting ages, 19 days lol thats all i have been waiting 6 months your time will come, every one has to wait but you have to wait alit longer for that post well done buddy.

hi buddy i had the try-all's on my mod i thought they were a really light, strong rim it never let me down try-all for the win mate!

Hi James. For the try-all rim id use plaz pads for sure. Great bite, noise and last long. Or as others had said take the risk and try the onza citrus. I had a go on someone's bike who was using them and to be honest they where very nice. Super loud and held(Even though his brake went all the way back to the bar and was set-up horridly sorry ) So yes. Hope this comes into good use. Sorry for the double post :$

Was one Koxx brown and one Koxx Blue used on a ronnie rim with a fresh grind. And oh my it was the best brake ever. Haha Nice bite, hold, sound everything although when alex tried this on the try-all rim it didn't work for hell. So bare in mind what rim you are running e.t.c Id say plaz or the softer compound for the try-all/hog/viz rims and harder compound for the harder matriel rims so koxx bloxx on a ronnie/dx32,bmf e.t.c

I think that Alext is pretty dam fit.

hi mate you need some thing quite good its a very important part the most common is the acs claw its a 18 tooth and a 36 point engagment system. http://82.110.105.16/tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?id=76 the next and best value for money i would say is the tensile a little more expensive but really smooth http://82.110.105.16/tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?id=398 but the best out the lot is the famous eno it has a 72 point engagment system on it and is just amazing, http://82.110.105.16/tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?id=77 but expensive easily the best take your pick dude but if your on a budget then i would say go for tensile for the win! tyler!

ha ha it doesn't creak anymore??? that will be amazing we might be albe to ride without being in stiches!!!

the avid bb7 is amazing almost every one has them but you need a good lever and good cable and again the louise is really good out of those two made but i would say the bb7!

lol his creaking does my head in that all you can here when he rides!!!

again rock pads blue really good pad! you can get them from tarty as well but there on order so maby some koxx bloxx brown if you have a medium (sorry about spelling is no spell checker on edit) grind or yellow or red for a light cheers tyler.

hi buddy my first bike was a onza t-pro they are amazing, you wont really need to replace much to be honest they are a good solid bike when you start to get better maybe bar, stem and cranks but thats about it really dude i would say go for it i loved it cheers buddy!tyler