that NBR dude

Good luck with that...

Should clearly cancel your plans on Sunday to ride instead...

Yea Nath thats looking awesome! Ride soon when you're finished being broken?

I will be in Southampton this weekend, and have a few spare hours on Sunday while the wife is at work. Anyone up for a wee ride? Usual time usual place.

Skinniest jeans.... ever!! Loved that vid though, awesome styleeee

Rich, what was that torture you were putting my speakers through Looking good dude, some crazy stuff on slippery skate parks! Now hurry yo ass up with your brokeness and lets ride!

I remember your first attempt at bleeding a brake at Bristol... Pure comic genious!

May get a set of these! My SLs are creaking already...

Dear lord I hope not

we'll be there on't' Sunday

[quote name=Nick pyke ' date='04 February 2010 - 01:21 PM' timestamp='1265286061' post='2076237]

When you go to payment type, check that you're not sending an e-cheque as these tend to take 7-9 days to clear (like with a regular cheque)

Ah right fair enough, I thought it might have been the top bit.

That image also has the dudes address on, which he may not want splattered over trials-froum?

Thanks It's been nice knowing you all... I shall say my final good byes...

[quote name=Nick pyke ' date='22 April 2010 - 12:36 PM' timestamp='1271936200' post='2120144] if he read the topic properly, there would be no need for him to have commented.

How glad I am, that I just bought a set of those for my mod I'll just start dialling tartybikes now I think...

[quote name=Nick pyke ' date='22 April 2010 - 12:15 AM' timestamp='1271891707' post='2120034] Seriously... just die

Surely though you must have noticed that your tone and language in some posts would lead people to thinking you've been scammed. If you were waiting for him to send you bike bits as part of an exchange (prior to sending anything off yourself) I see little justification for the harassment and impatientness you've expressed. It sounds like to me a breakdown in communication between both of you, which probably wasn't helped by the millions of phone calls etc. If neither party has lost out on anything, its time for a group hug and move on with our lives....

I used to be an invertiphobiac, fear of going upside down. Its not as rediculous as fear of buttons but still pretty rediculous. Was so bad I couldn't even make myself do a handstand or anything. No idea why I was like that but yeah... I never used to go on rollercoasters purley for that basis as I was scared of going upside down. Got taken on a trip to thorpe park and was forced onto all the rides (Collossus was my first ever roller coaster) and was white as a sheet of paper when I got off, but I didn't think twice about getting on the other coasters for the rest of the day. If you're really struggling, get someone to force you onto one. Once you're strapped in, theres sod all you can do about it, you're just along for the ride.

I've got those bars and am running a 150x35 stem with about 20-30mm of stackers, and it feels great. The bars have a fair whack of rise so I wouldnt go any bigger than 165 unless your frame has quite a high BB rise.

Couldn't agree more really. Going out and having little competitions with others as to who can make this line manifesto for example is so much fun! Manifesto is a great example really, casting brakeless aside for a moment. Manifesto is still "trials" being done on a "trials" bike. You can make a sidehop while hopping around like a pogo stick, or you can try it without hopping at all. Its all about mixing it up and trying something new! How about brake-less manifesto....

Good to see Triton is still going. Still remember my old prototype mod frame. They must be using thicker tubing now as my old mod frame was 1.0kg (silly light but quite flexxy) Looking good anyway dude.

They've sent some empty planes up, and one came back with destroyed engines.