Grizzly

haha, same thing happened to me, it was because the thread had gone flat, nothing i could do

Sidecutters? Just use them to cut it

Ive got a bashring, and a bash plate

VELKOME TO LE FORUMZ!!! Enjoy it mate, these forums have helped me alot!

WTF!?!?! Why would they do that? Just get a naturally fit bird to do it!

No to the cranks, well theyre nice, but i think youd be better off with these, and you can get diff colours Clickems

Black and red, but whatever you want really... Its not everyone elses choice!

I agree, I knew who you were the day i started riding, you are my inspiration

Is this the tool you mean?

Get 'Download Accelarator Plus' (DAP) and it makes things download at their maximum speed of your internet connection. I downloaded this vid in 6 minutes AND ITS FREE! Nice vid Craig, DO NOT QUIT! DAP Download

I agree, it looks jank! Buy a GIRO Havoc!

UMMMMM!!! Not allowed to buy or sell until your validated!

HAHAHAHAHA. Your wheel will buckle itself under its own weight, it'll be fine one day, youll come back the next and itll be flat Be Afraid

She's very sexy mate, if its nice to ride aswell thats a boners (bonus)! Im hopefully getting a new frame for christmas, would you reccomend one?

Pads: Plazmatic yellows Time Used: 5 weeks Rim used: ONZA std Front/Rear: Front Grind: None (smooth) Brakes: Magura HS33 Weather: Dry Good/Bad: Ok, not amazingly impressed Compared to others: Rubbish Review: These pads were amazing on my back wheel with a medium grind, but i moved them onto my front wheel a couple of days later which is smooth with no tar, I was happy for a while until blancing on the front on a wall it suddenly slipped severely and i flew over and faceplanted the floor. It seems they work well with a grind, and a smooth rim until you put them under alot of pressure where they slide unexpectedly, no matter how hard you pull the leaver. However, they do give a nice squeek, but i wouldnt trust them to endo on a smooth rim - f*ck trying to front hop! Not very impressed - I think ill stick to my Heatsink Snowy's