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That's not a trials bike though... is it the same frame as Phil's or is it something different?

f**k me, I don't believe how many of you have never read a book or basically don't read books...

And totally unnecessary on the front of a trials bike.

Get with the times, man. Gosh.

What everyone tends to be saying is do it properly. And as has been said before, it would probably be best to pay a good company good money to make an excellent site. Onza products have come on leaps and bounds in the past few years but (and I don't mean this in a nasty way or picking on anyone in particular) seem to have a bit of a problem putting themselves across as a professional, successful business. A good website could make all the difference to improving the company profile to allow a global business to emerge rather than a primarily UK based one. Think about it and make the company (and of course the website, which is the primary public image of the company) match the products. Just my 2p.

I'm still struggling to find any redeeming features to the majority of the HEN products... And this one doesn't help.

People do it...

Remarkably poor attempt. As has been mentioned... genious.

Touché.

Unless you're proper 'ghetto' in which case anything goes...

Dropouts from the Onza T-Rex parts bin?

Man you've got issues!

Overbuilt and over-heavy? And may I also say what a fantastic naming convention Hot Engineering Novelties are continuing.

Please tell me you're logged in on some internet phone jobbie.

If you'd all turn your attention to the top of the page...

Says the guy who's unable to register that he's got caps lock on... Don't know what paint's got to do with it either.

You know what I mean .

I'd have said more that because they aren't very good with numbers/writing they naturally lean towards the more hands on stuff at school, such as art...

THAT'S PERCY YOU F*****G IDIOT... (I don't jest)

Don't really follow that one.

Just a normal male then...

That's a question for Rowly if ever I heard one.

Dyxlesia isn't that the person can't learn to spell, that would point to low intelligence/laziness. Dxylesai affects the way that the brain 'sees' the words and letters which form them. Therefore someone with Dsxyliea are unable to form the letters into the right order, and even if they know how to spell something, they may be unable to read what they've written correctly or distinguish between what's right or wrong. I think. Edit: No offense intended to anyone who suffers .

More pics here. It's been developed with the help of ex World rider David Cobos so can't be too shabby... time will tell I guess.