N.Wood

Didn't know there were so many of you around! 'Tis a big gap at St. Pauls, good work

I dunno how good of a rider you are, but unless you're right at the top of your game you'd be better off spending time on your bike rather than doing mental training. I do nowt, apart from going to the gym for a couple of hours with school. I try to do as many excersises that work my forearms and back muscles as possible. But other than that i do nothing.

Yeh i think the only problem came with your 10mm pads, Steve.

I have non trials vids of Chai

Haha, good luck to them.. And ban you from what?! From London? Okkkkkkkaaayyyyy. London on a weekday is shit for anything but shopping/sightseeing. Sundays are the bestest for ridingz.

1/2 a year = 6 months, rather than 1 or 2 years. Get a sewing kit out, and some glue/sealant/anything you can find, and get to work.

Has anyone else in this thread ridden it? Glad you're back Si-Mang.

Calling your own move impressive is weak sauce. I can 180 further than i can sidehop gap, which is about 5 foot.

Or ride UCI

I'm on fifty six kay. k.

Very Postmodern. I recon random scribblings/doodles/words written in crayon would be pretty funky, but they tend to not do block colour too well. Nice and origional though, i guess.

Very sweet bike sir

Remember that Paris is a big city like London, and that just because theres riots doesn't mean Koxx Days is automatically affected. I'm sure we'll hear all about it when they get back anyways.

Hahaha, thats funny shit.

Start with 20PSI and see how that feels. Then lower it to 15 and see how that affects performance. Pump it up to 25, and see how that feels, etc. Find which you prefere, and there you have it.

My grandad used to have a load of stick insects that randomly roamed his seaside home. We used to have 2 Slow Worms, 'cos my bro wanted a snake but was too young to look after one and Slow Worms are pretty similar lookin'. They're not at the bottom of the garden somewhere with the colony of the little fellas we found when we moved here.

Er, you can't get front/rear DX-32's, they're the same size (38mm?).

Personal preference, either will make a nice sharp grind. What hotel are you in Pete? WHich part 'o London?

Most rims are pretty much straight, but as soon as you lace it up you're putting stresses on the rim that are very often not equal, creating a wheel that needs to be trued before you've ridden it. Technically if you had a straight rim and built it up with exactly the same spoke tension on each spoke it should remain straight.

Yeh mine was pretty straight out of the box, now i've built it up it's damn close to perfect, even after a month or 2 of riding.

No pics, no care.

Loads of the marks are above handlebar height? The bits you can see are where the walls been dented (from the bike i guess?), polyfiller'd in, then not/badly sanded and painted. ANYWAY bike looks okies, not too keen on the fork but the rest of the bike looks all well and good. I'm yet to see a T-Pro that impresses me though.

Haha, pipe down boyo, i'm sure she could pull some strings to make your future ear syringing nice and painful

That IS a good reason.

Mother Bear's an Audiologist, she says she's never had anyone in pain, and pretty much described the sensations Steve did above. The water in the ear just feels like when you have a shower/go swimming and you meed to drain the water out.