Onza Kieron

Just to add, King make integrated headsets

Air force 2's are my chosen tool, the really old school ones. The are firm but move with your foot so you have max control but your feet dont ache like my etnies.

£9.99, Homebase.

Money no problem, buy a rear Pro2 and get some decent cranks e.g Tensiles or Middleburn. Monday is a problem, buy a rear XC or dmr revolver hub and 16t acs then buy Tensiles. You will always need a decent set of cranks really as they're the part that takes a battering so don't skimp out when buying them.

I do, well I did before my Ipod's died, I have smashed 2 and lost one because of riding with them, anyway I listen to Greenday, Lots of dance sorta music and allister, thats all really.

I actually can't imagine why you would want to do that, it will just make your front end heavy and slugish, but yes, it would work.

Heatsink Snowys, the best pad I have ever used. Amazing wear rate and so much hold and bite, I'd never use anything else.

I grinded a flat on each side, then whacked it in a vice, I warn though, dont do it up too tight as then your pressing the threads on the ring onto the crank arm, thus creating more friction an dmaking it harder to remove.

Well.... I would say, from seeing and riding a Curtis T26 The build quality is second to none, it really is worth the money, unless you decide to sell it, which, if you do, you wont get anymore than £250. Iolo, I havent seen one of these in real life yet but I have not heard a bad thing about them, they're cheaper than the Curtis with roughly the same sort of build quality I would assume from everyones banter about them Overall, with the Curtis your paying for the brand and quite a few years experience, whereas, with the Iolo your getting a reasonably priced frame, that when you break, will be repaired free of charge (I think)

Merseytrial on here sells them I believe.

I did it a while back, feels funny at first but after a day or so you wont notice.

I'm soo jealous, I wish I hadn't sold mine now, as soon as you go back to low bb when rolling up stuff you'll catch your feet loads lol, anyway, lush, I'm jealous and envy you, looks a cool place to ride there too, not legal though I guess.

I'm not a great fan of those frames, I think they look/ride weird but other than that, thats one sexual steed, how do you find the ride? maybe it was just me being gay. The spec list looks pretty sweet. I'm jealous.

Looks sweet, pity about your Ashton Also semi on response to someone about the forks, if you don't like the looks of those smart guys then I'd be more than happy to swap for my silver Urbans to match the frame? Personally I think those forks are the sex... Looks sweet anyway

JT! because T-F has obv took over his life and he seems a sound guy...

The Bikehut Hydro brakes are immense, seriously, Theyt are well worth the dollar

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So am I lol, are we the best?

I say go for both, no harm in tryin for a while, you never know, you may get in there lol.

Greenday rock, I plan to play alot of their older stuff when we get properly tgether and start doin clubs. Durham aint bad at all for varietyt though, must be nast for u lot.

Anyone on here done coke? just curious to see peoples opinions on it, as for you mr trials commentator, thats scary as f**k, you may have completely put me off weed for good, i need to stop anyway, I really can't afford it, and i dont even buy all that often.

Perfect buddy, thanks alot.

This is not another pisstake topic, i will be making a frame soon and want to see other peoples jigs they made, thanks...

I won't say much, I know both bikes your on about and I say go for the Onza because it will last, the Oranges were subject to twisting.

Brett I'm soo jealous of you like lol, your a tank.