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It's llok simple, Swap for my mod

Yeh that would be great, walking in to a news agents,"Hi, where are your gay porn mags".

Looks like I need to get myself a stock Thanks for all the comments.

Is it such a big thing?

I couldn't be to bothered to find a tune to go with it, so I just used that one Hopefully I'l get a stock soon and make a full video.

Had a swap for a stock for a day, this is what happened: Trials-Forum Video -> Full View • Download • Upload Comments would be nice

By the end of summer will you have moved away from pallets and on to more street?

Tensile has got to be my favourite by far for the price.

That was mazin', Smooth rims sound rite good.

Anyone else's wear down really quick? Like 3mm left in less then week?

Did anyone see anything but a yellow wheel? I couldn't even tell if it was front or rear.

What's the geo on these?

Many beginners will start riding on a well-priced frame produced by Onza; these frames are based in a low price range and have a well proportioned geo. Unless you've had previous experience in building a bike, personally, I would recommend you purchase a full build Onza, as these are cheap and very reliable. I wouldn't recommend purchasing a bike of high price, as being a beginner you are likely to damage the down tube with prominent scratches and dents. A recent brand of trials-biking has come onto the scene, with 'Because' frames, these can be found on www.tartybikes.com, click here to direct you to this website. EBay is a great place to purchase second hand bikes and frames, so it would be handy to check here. On this forum is a sub-section named 'for sale', where, you will be able to purchase any frames you like the look of from other members, along with the 'wanted' section, where you will be able to post a new topic, requesting any frame or bike parts you need and want once validated. Hope I’ve been some help.

Hi, when I first started balance was the hardest thing, I just kept practising and then it started to come to me. Just keep practising and find your own technique, that's all I can say.

That was very impressive, I love you style. You just seem to flick straight up walls so easily. I would love to see more video's from you, so go out now and get more clips!

Wow, didn't see this thread. Hello, I've made my first couple of post's on Trials forum so might as well introduce myself. My name is Paul and I have been riding trials for around 3-4 months now, I ride a Phase 1.2 which I got from TartyBikes, it's all standard except for the single speed conversion. I think I'm getting good at trials as I picked up the basic quite quickly and can now do some more advanced moves like gaps and the little side hop here and there. Hope to get to know you all, Paul

I’ll try and get some of my bike pictures for you, will put them on photo bucket and upload when I have done them

Hello, I would suggest getting some tight, flat bottomed shoes for riding in as they have the most grip out of all types of shoes I have tried. Maybe you should consider some new pedals, Trial-Tech pedals have really good grip, even in the wet.