Sam Nichols

At £10 I assume you're just looking for lights that will stop you getting hit by cars and also stop you getting in trouble with the five-o's? I bought these: http://imagethumbnails.milo.com/007/766/775/trimmed/7766790_8078775_trimmed.jpg They're £7 a pair from Asda for some reason I can't find them anywhere online in the UK but they sell them in the bike section in store) They're surprisingly bright, cheap and tool-less so you can switch them easily between bikes. Handy for if you fancy a night ride on the trials bike.

In fairness though, that's 'cause you live in Russia.. I'd wish I was dead too!

The lack of game choice on hardcore is really really disappointing. I hate core.

As much as I'm a fan of TartyBikes, Adam and all the guys that work there, I still think that from a consumer point of view some extra competition is very very healthy. TB's are the whole package, not only do you get the extensive product range, great prices, fast delivery, fantastic customer service and top notch after sale service BUT how many other trials shops regularly trawl this forum offering free advice and assistance on everything trials related? Plus they actually support the forum too...

What the hell just happened?! haha!

Well this has been nice.

WHY DONT YOU JUST MARRY HIM?!

Cheers for the comments guys I'm not sure if 'nish' is gonna catch on though, Ross

Cheers, Ben. The wheels are already in motion..

It's pretty weird that the owner didn't report it stolen though!

The whole way through I was just assuming he bought these..

Get some wire wool and a big tin of elbow grease too.

The first thing you need is a job then.. The second thing you need is one of these: http://www.16-25railcard.co.uk/

I spend hundreds and hundreds of pounds on train fares. Every penny I earn is spent on food, trains, bike parts and beer.

Just FYI, if you click on the little flag in the top left on the Tartybikes website you can change it to New Zealand, this then lets you find out the total price including postage one you've put the bike in your basket. It comes to £961.50 incl postage which is 1,878.31 of your New Zealand dollars. In fairness, £150 to ship a bike to the other side of the world isn't that bad really..

I'd say that out of all of the possibilities for brakeless, doing so on a Skye is probably the most appropriate choice.. Brakeless on a TGS bike is more weird than brakeless on one of the streetiest bikes on the market.

Maybe...

http://eightypsi.wordpress.com/ All spec standard with the exception of 22:15 ratio and Nukeproof Neutron pedals (which are the tits). Comments encouraged Oh yeah, sorry the bikes not clean but honestly the last thing I wanted to do after building it was start taking photos, I just had to get out and ride it!

Update...

Ryan Leech emailed me once, true story. After watching that video though I can't help but think that he was probably just grooming me...

That was awesome!

That was cool, keep it up! That spot in Bournemouth is awesome, I sessioned that on my own for hours when I was waiting for a certain Mr Rainbird to pick me up. Goooooood shit.

Daaaaaamn.

Perhaps not the most exciting riding in the world but this is the little island I call 'home'... http://vimeo.com/52408654