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Name: Paul Age: 13 Location: Hinckley Bike: Onza Limey320 Trick in Practice: Be able to land a 43'' sidehop or more, and improve my natty riding

Stock = 26'' wheels 24 = 24'' wheels, strangely Mod = 20'' wheels Hope this helps

I have had a Limey320 since late December as well, its a much nicer bike to ride, i thought i would replace this with a frame with similar geo to the Limey so i have ordered the new 2010 comp frame as its nice and cheap too and as i said it was bound to go at some point because it has been used for a while, I'm happy with how long it lasted really

lol yeah i have already got another frame anyway

yeah lasted quite a long time, and i never ran a bash always a ring yeah they do but not on this frame, i have already asked about that and there is no warranty as it is a prototype

i snapped this onza skull a few days ago so i thought i would put up some pics as quite a few have snapped in the same place before snap snap crack the frame has been going strong for almost 2 years so it was bound to snap at some point

thanks i will try heating them up abit more and see if they come loose well they were amazing for the first day or so great bite great hold and in the soaking wet, but then the quality decreased rapidly, i tried re-grinding, cleaning the surface, changing rims and changing the type of grind but nothing worked. now there is barely any hold, makes no sound at all and the bite is pathetic so i think a change of pad is in order

hey, i have been using my CNC rockpads for a while now and they have been pretty shocking most the time, so i would like to replace the pad material with some heatsink yellow pads how do i remove the pad from the backing? EDIT: are these pads also a good choice?

its amazing m8 really recommend one

i used to use them, but now i use cnc rock pads and they seem to be a lot better than the TNN pads but they are both still good

i used to run a rear disk on my 320 and it was quite good but i changed to a hs33 a month ago and its 100x better better bite and hold, so i would recommend hs33 but make sure you get some decent pads

good rise, good shape and feel to them, nice and cheap and also quite strong

for a mod go for the trialtech sports risers not high risers, they are the best bars you can buy

rear disk but only on a mod, hs33 for stock

change the forks and that should be sweet

yeah, if you can get down on a weekday at some point its absolutely empty so its best then

Your right, you don't have to pay entry on a push bike. I tend to go down alot aswel , it's a great place to ride.

ESTC is great to ride some natty, just outside Leicester on the m69 usually for moto trials but you can usually get on for free, i live just near it if anyone want to ride?

Yeah I ride with a few lads, usually around Nuneaton, Leicester and Hinckley if you want to ride some time.

i live in Hinckley just outside Leicester on the m69, not too far away if that helps i'll ride if you come over some time?

on a mod i ran double disk over winter and they were horribly unreliable and restrictive, and i have recently switched to double maggie and they are a lot better and give you so much more freedom than disks so i would say maggie all the way

onza blade was my first, great starter bike

I will check that out thanks as i didnt replace the olive last time i had it done, i think that may be the problem thanks. but i need a rebleed anyway now, all the fluid has basicly gone out of it now, yeah thanks for the advice