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-ANT-ONZA-

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  1. I would jsut look at your tire (it will say like 35-50psi. Then again trial and improvement is the best way. How about just always carry a pump around with you in a bag and adjust where nescesary??
  2. Hey im in exactly the same situation (but say a month down the line haha) I jsut went out looked for curbs/walls/ anything really. I was practising my balance and back wheel hops. My all time best top tip is www.trashzen.com It has everything and starts from the begining with helpful vids and its all free!! (hope I'm allowed to advertise other websites its all for a good cause )
  3. Cool cheers all this information is really helping. Brad no matter what you say I doubt i will trust tar heard to many stories of brakes stciking lol. I think rear grind sounds good and the info is going downa treat! thanks for the help guys
  4. Bit dangerous with the whole train tracks haha. Can’t imagine you doing it as the 1205 pulls into platform number 2 haha. Good riding though and pics where alright perhaps the quality was a bit low could do with some back lighting but then that’s all a bit professional and noticeable
  5. Hey I know that there are like a million and one threads about this sort of stuff but wanted a definite answer. Is it worth grinding a rim? I’ve heard its great and that but am it damaging or anything? The other problem I have is that I run maggies (HS33) on both front and rear. What pads would go best in your opinion. Again I'm sorry that I’m just replaying old threads but none of them have definite answers!!
  6. Yeah stupid me should of checked search sorry. Thats pretty interesing. Thanks for that have to investigate that!!
  7. With the rear maggies the other problem vie found is about pads etc. I was wondering what pads are best and also what’s this I hear about grinding your rim?!?! All sounds a bit dodgey to me...
  8. Not sure about BB7 but My HS33 started being really good then it started to fail confused I took a closer look just needed re-bleeding, there fore id say the HS33 is a great option. But a wide disc won’t be beaten for stopping power. I know from my downhill bike that hydraulic discs will always beat hydraulic rims!! Not sure about BB7 but My HS33 started being really good then it started to fail confused I took a closer look just needed re-bleeding, there fore id say the HS33 is a great option. But a wide disc won’t be beaten for stopping power. I know from my downhill bike that hydraulic discs will always beat hydraulic rims!!
  9. Really?!?! I don’t see why, at first when I couldn’t reply to items I wanted to buy in the for sale section I did but the more I think about it the more I feel actually anyone could come on and rip innocent people off. It also works yeah it may take a while but I'm still happy haha Best regards, Anthony
  10. Cant agree more. I bought a second hand T-pro with maguras front and rear and different handlebars cranks and a few other tit bits. But my advice would be ebay/look on the for sale section. Id say that for that money you could pick up a bike worth 800+ from new with perhaps the odd scratch. Definately worth it!! My T-pro was £135 (I knocked him down due to lack of working back brake but only needed rebleeding hehe oops!!) P.s My spell check wont work sorry for any missed msitakes. PP.SS just realised most of what ive said has been briefly mentioned haha really sorry!!
  11. I was reading this and thought (as ive jsut bought an onza t-pro) How does a brake booster work? Only ask as the front brake on my isnt as responsive as id like. Im going to rebleed it and hope that sorts it but who knows!!! Help would be much appreciated. Got zoo handlebars on mine!! Can't find a fault, they make balancing easy as you like and have improved my pedal hop surprisingly. Can I ask how much you paid for yours? Paid £135 for mine including the zoo bars, echo cranks and a few other bits.
  12. Hey reading your thread. I would say as i just bought a new onza t-pro that the bikes are awsome. Never ridden a t-lite but i was given some zoo! handlebars and found that they really helped my balancing. Also even though they were bigger they were still surprisingly light. Also the bikes got echo cranks and have got no faults with them, but as MBUK says you cant nesecarily buy talent haha!! p.s spell check isnt working on my computer for some reason my apologies read through should be fine haha
  13. Hey one and all. For about a month now ive been getitng into trials using my cheapo jump/downhill hardtail. about 4 days ago i bought an Onza t-pro. Im not being big headed but my jumps are better brake control etc. jsut goes to show a bit of extra equipment helps alot. Anyway what im basically asking is what do other t-pro riders feel. do you lvoe your t-pro. I know ive fallen for my rig haha best regards Anthon
  14. Hey reading the thread got me thinking what is genrally better a piss pot type helmet or one like martyn ashton wears? Only ask as reading a MBUK and noticed Hans 'no way' ray prefers the piss pot and ashton the oher ....confused dot com!!! Haha best regards, Anthony
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