Bicycle.

[soupdragon***]

Hey guys! I've been thinking, the bike i have now is an Onza bird, no modificaations or anything just the original spec. My friend Jonny said in about a year or so i should maybe invest in a new bike but i dont know.

Im happy with my bird. But what i want to ask is if i should invest in a new bike in a year or so, or keep my bird but keep adding new parts to it?

Cheers, Soupdragon***

[madmanic]

i have only just started trials and im the same.

got a 2nd hand onza and im hoping to upgrade to a stock eventually when i have learnt the basics. all depends if you want to carry on riding mod or change.

[Stanners]

If it aint broke don't fix it. Unless it really is holding your progress down, but it may happen naturally. As you get better, parts break, you get nice spangly new things and then your riding gets even better. I find people who started on a shocking bike are better at riding in the long run.

[Matt Vandart]

If it aint broke don't fix it. Unless it really is holding your progress down, but it may happen naturally. As you get better, parts break, you get nice spangly new things and then your riding gets even better. I find people who started on a shocking bike are better at riding in the long run.

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[Matt Vandart]

If it aint broke don't fix it. Unless it really is holding your progress down, but it may happen naturally. As you get better, parts break, you get nice spangly new things and then your riding gets even better. I find people who started on a shocking bike are better at riding in the long run.

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[dann2707]

I switched from a 2004 t-bird to a 2007 t-pro. The T-bird was holding me back so much imo. Feel i've improved alot since I changed to a better frame.

[onza1]

Im the same with the 2009 onza rip only had it 6 months everyone says i should get a ashton justice cant justify letting the rip rot but if it does may it rest in peace rip get it.