cai

That guy on the adamant looked fine, there were no skips in engagment what so ever. As tempting as the pice tag is i'll trust the majority of the riders and say no.

I've got the tensile offsets front and back, been riding 9 months and (i no this is going to jinx them) they haven't snapped, and theres no loss in clamping power (due to them being the shape that they are, i always imagined there would of been) If they mean you can run your desired rim, you should definatly buy a pair.

sorry Looking at the other topic, they pretty much say the same thing. i'll keep my eyes peeled for a hope then! Thanks guys, you've saved my from a possible face re-build

Hi i'm building up a 26" at half decent spec. c'zar ivan frame, onza smart guys, echo cnc cranks, front hope, rear maggie, front try-all wheel, 32h rear try-all rim, 32h and all the bits and bobs (headset, bb, chain..etc) its all second hand, but very good condition! anyway all i need now is a freehub, hopefully rather cheap since my budget gone so a deng freehub is all i can afford right now being its half-price. C'zar freehub. so after all that heres the question - are they any good?, if not looks like i'll be just riding the T-Comp till the summer, cai

Don't listen to em mate, Great riding and even better music! The new echo lite looks lush

The geometry is the least of your problems - just the whole bike will be 1" lower, Its your welding skills i'd worry about! But as Disasterboy said, going disc would solve thet problem.

Its on to night!!!

If your worried about no bash plate pick from these three:- Neon 20" - £225 Monty 221 PR - £175 Echo Lite - £229 Hope i've helped, cai What i ment to say was those three frames all have bashplates

yeah thats right, you rode there before?

my way was to get the chain aswel as the wheel, wrap the chain around the cog, put the hanging bit of the chain in a vice, and simply turn the wheel. allthough using a chain whip would most proberly be a quicker way to do it!

cherrs

Those forks are lush! Now only if they came in 20".....

Ebay - Click Here awsome. from where can you buy these, at that price?

After 2 blue pallets being my record for ages. I practiced side-hopping all day until i could 4 blue pallets! And then i wanted to progress more the next day but broke my foot! All im trying to say is get to grips your with technique, and then go use it on bigger things than your capability and half the time you'll sucseed.

I've never tried a viz rim before, But my mates try-all is a lush combo of weight and strenght, and my echo is a little heavier but stronger - i'd recomend both. The only thing is the viz rims have way more colours, and they've got eyelets!

I ride an 07 T-comp. They've got better brake mounts, free wheel, cranks and an improved gusset near the headtube than the 06 T-pro the frame, But worse rims and £100 pounds more than the 06 T-pro barely seems worth it! But all in all, there pretty solid bikes. Hats off to them, Onza owns the beginners market of trials!

It would most properly feel like the gearing you get on an Onza T-bird / Mission Prodigy (20-18 or something like that), in a very small amount of peoples opinions = the perfect gearing! As for everyone else in the trials world (including me) way to low! Who knows? you may love it but if it were me I'd follow the advice of El Mule and send it back!

I'm disappointed now! If that would of been a new HS33 lever, i would of brought one. Basically because the handlebar clamp on them look alot less likely to snap!

Oh!, sounded painful! I think i'll stay clear of the stuff! Thanks guys, cai

Ozzy, just tell Nathan (the big mate) to get the same setup as me:- Echo fixed hub (or other deng hub), - 116mm Muntiny spokes, 19" Echo 07 rim, - light grind 19" Kenda DH tube, 19" Echo tyre. He rode my bike a couple of times and the back wheel severed him well!

Im right footed but ride left foot forward, and prefer to spin and sidehop to the right.

Thanks mate, i'll search it now. EDIT: i did search it but nothing came up.