Onzaallen

I have found 3 example questions for the test and they are really easy, i just hope the test is as easy. Thanks for the help though guys.

Hi that is what i thought. I have been told it is a specific test for plumbers just to see if it is worth putting me through collage or something like that. thanks for the help so far guys.

I got a t-pro yesterday and really like it, so i would go for one of them Allen.

Hi, I ride moto bike trials and found that bike trials helped a lot with the motor bike and visa versa. I just found that balancing was allot easier and so was step because i felt confident on the back wheel. I think any bike sport you do will always help with the other you do if you get me. What power (cc), what year and what make of motor bike are you looking for and how much are you looking to spend? Good luck with finding a bike though, Allen.

Hi, I am just about to start my plumbing apprentiship (sp), but before i do i need to sit a test for it. I do not know what the test is on (obviously plumbing) but i am not sure how hard/easy it is. I also do not know where to find things to revise from. Any help on this would be greatly appriciated Allen.

Thanks for all the help guys, now i know what is what thanks again Allen.

Hi and welcome to the forum. Have you got any videos or pictures of you riding? Allen.

Hey, thanks a lot jt! that was a great help. I think i would go for the tensile mainly because the profile is £160 or something stupid like that and i am not that good a rider so i couldn't justify that kind of price, it is more than i was thinking of paying for a frame. Cheers Allen.

I am ridding a 04 onza t-bird with the standard square tapered bottom bracket. I am planning in selling it as a whole bike though so i wouldn't like too rob bits off of it as i have a mate that wants to buy it in the summer holidays.

Hi, So if i get the front tensile then should i get a 12 or 13 tooth sprocket on the back? Also would i need to get a bigger bottom bracket so i could fit the freewheel? Thanks allot Allen.

Hi and thanks for the speedy replay mat. So what is better, a rear profile or a fixed rear? Cheers Allen.

Hi guys and girls, I am a very confused about the way gearing on bike trials works and have been for some time now. I am not to sure what bikes you have to use a front freewheel on and which you have to use a rear freewheel on, and also why? I was thinking of getting a new zona zip or a zoo python but was unsure as to where i would need the freewheel to be......front or rear. Also can you run one of the new tensile freewheels with a rear profile hub? Does this all boil down to which bottom bracket you get and if their is enough room for a freewheel to fit on the end or is it the cranks or the hub you are riding with? If it would make life easier for you all then i could put a spec up of what i am planning and you could tell me if it is fine or would it just not work and why. I was just wondering because a lot of you guys on here if some one posts 'Which freewheel should i buy?' you all seem to have a way of telling if it should go on the front or rear and which sprocket should go with it. If you guys could help me out on this then it would be very much appreciated.

Hi, this is a bit off-topic but i can't find the zona-zip that you have put the link and i have looked in frames but still cannot see them. I would say the zoo python it looks really nice, or the zona it is just as nice and is a lot cheaper. Good luck with what every you chose, and as everyone else says in other topics organize a ride and have a few goes on everyones bike and see what you like.

Hi mate, I think it is great that you are getting a new frame but you have made so many different topics about it. You should have just made a topic when you have got the bike built up with some pictures of it. There is nothing that we can say other than 'cool! hope you like it.....' I know you are just a new member and just getting used to the forum but you had a topic just yesterday and you said you were ordering it, you could have just posted in that and let us know it was coming tomorrow.

Glad to hear that you can finally order it, when are you ordering it or have you? Is this to go with all of you're echo parts that you told us all about? You will have to get some pictures up of it when it is fully built so we can see what we think.

Hi, I would just like to say that i thought that the demo was great i really enjoyed watching it. I really enjoyed watching you guys on the pallet that was going up on the forklift, looked really smart!

Hi, you can post pictures if you have the ability to do so, just from what i have heard it is quite hard to do. It would have to be in new members as you can't post in the bike pictures area. It sounds sweet though. Allen.

Hey, What kind of bike do you ride? Good luck with finding some more riders, even if you don't just ride by yourself. I have to ride by self most of the time but its still good fun.

Hi, welcome to the forum. You need to tell us more about yourself e.g age,time riding and where you ride if you do not mind. What bike are you building up and what new parts did you get. Also pictures of you're bike when it is built be great. Allen....

Nice mate but i have to agree, a lot nicer with the two green rims.

I think this is what you are after. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Magura-HS33-Green-Hy...1QQcmdZViewItem Allen. Not to sure how you can put 'here' Instead of the link, Could some one please tell me how, if you know what i mean. Allen.

There are usually some sets on ebay, i saw a paid a few weeks ago. Allen.

Hi again, Is there any building sites, campsites, shops, hotels or restaurants near you where you could work because they would all help you to get the money. I think at the moment you're best bet would be walking dogs and cleaning cars. I would ask you're friend if he could keep the bike aside for a few weeks for you since you are his mate there should not be to much of a problem with that, all you can do is try. You could also cut grass when it starts growing again, that is what i do and it plays good as well. Good luck with getting the frame, Allen.

Thanks for that mate, this is going to be a great help to a lot of people, me included. I do see where the other guys were coming from i does seem a bit random but still very helpful. Thanks again Allen.

Hi don't give up on it, Just keep nagging on about it. Tell you're parents that you're bike is broken then tell them you are really bored and if you had a bike then you would not be so bored worth the try. As you're parents for a loan as you are looking for a job they might see that you really do want the frame. Allen.