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For lunch : M&S breaded chicken filets in M&S soft seeded rolls with salad and mayo and lots of Bertolli butter. Dinner... Too many to choose from.

Ha, those sidehops were rediculous. I'm not into this kinda style but I was impressed with some of the moves.

C'est posible.

I personally wouldnt bother with the V&A museum, i found it boring as f**k... But then I'm uncultured. The Science museum and the Natural History museum are both pretty damn good, as is the Tate Modern. As for shows/theatre trips, they tend to be well-f**king-expensive (£40 a ticket to some of the ones i've been to) so its worth booking ahead/getting last minute deals/going to a slightly less well known show. If you get bored for a place to wander round, get the Jubilee line from London Bridge to Canary Wharf (3 stops) as thats a generally nice area with a big shopping centre, nice bars/resturants and is a great place to go exotic car/rich people spotting. The London Eye is another thing you could think about, thats on the Southbank and is pretty easy to eyeball. Have fun!

That shits hot.

Ha, nice blow up doll Tim Good to see you're still riding

Gives it a larger weld area maybe?

It wouldn't suprise me with the amount of pressure the government are under about the whole fees dealio. Wouldn't make a blind bit of difference to me though

Oh sweet deal. I'll holla back, yo.

All gravy baby. I'd reccomend it to anyone. Going back tommorow and it should be fun time.

Only one is meant to move - the outboard one. Set the rotor up as close to that staic or inboard pad as possible to prevent spongeyness.

Eating cheese and crackers. Gotta be up in... 5 hours.

So theres no Plymouth ride on the first page. Does anyone still ride? I hope you havn't all stopped over the festive period. Word on the slippery grapevine is that Treby is out and indeed about so thats all gravy. I'm back tommorow, so will be out when its dry and i'm not busy making daisy chains. Cheers now!

Have you grasped the concept of 'can't be arsed'? The vid is amazing.

The wonderful ( ) people at Bromley Bikes have all the tools to do it. Though i had them service mine after it startd skipping and the problem still hadn't gone away. They have all the spares though, if you need and new internals. I only went to them as its down the road and they're the UK importer.

Yes sir.

The lever pulls cable through which is connected to on of the lever arms. There is a stop on the other lever arm though which the outer cannot pass. When pulling the brake the 2 arms come together pressing a pad onto the rim. They work well.

So what do Pump X make/supply?

All helmets pass the same safety standards. All helmets (unless you pay £100+) are expanded polystyrene with a plastic covering. The more you pay, the lighter and cooler the helmet is.

Only Monty rame I'd ever consider buying. Even though its likely to cost about half the price of a new small car.

Wow he ground his prongs down. I thought everyone did this Anyway, looks pretty boring from when I'm coming from, but hope it rides well for you.

Thats the best helmet you'll get for your money, buy it.

I had this with my Echo '06/Maxxis combo of old. I replaced the tyre and it was fine. The original tyre stayed on the Mavic D521 of my jump bike no problem.

Best upgrade is some new pads. Have a look on tartybikes.co.uk for all you cou;d ever want. Search for pad reviews and you'll find the one that fits your budget. Then you can go about tarring/grinding.

Make sure you go to a shop that stocks whatever helmet you're after and find out what size you are. No matter how good a helmet is, if it doesn't fit it worthless.