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"What's wrong with OTN?" "The Americans."

I can take an educated guess and say:"very limited".

Don't you want the rear formula hub I was going to give you?

The bomb combo-People under the stairs

there are numerous similarities.

I was going to do that, but my normal bmx u-brake setup is more than good enough.

Nice T-REX

You're undeniably quitte a talented rider.

They come across as pretty talentless, and the production on what I've heard has been horrible.

How can you have a public enemy avatar and post something so utterly shite? Dissapointed. I'm listening to Bring the noise by P.E.

Or one of them BMX things?!

That's where I live. Maybe I'll find a bike for that and do it too. That will do. See you then.

I like the way fatpants has gone very quiet, all of a sudden.

Antartica is a continent. They don't have beer

lolololol I could probably stop at a pub every 10 miles, drinking a pint at each one, and still beat 'pants, even if he did it flat out. money where your mouth is time, fatpants!

You can, but it's a race, so if you can't keep up, you wont be waited for Too many people in the way to race properly.

Pants. I challenge you to a 100 mile race on geared road bikes. You choose the course, make it as hilly or as flat as you want. Anyone else from the forum is welcome to come and join in to compound 'pant's humiliation. It will be this summer.

Not all 24" bikes are the same geo as the inspired. You see to be generalising quite a lot there. I've ridden very streety 26" bikes, over the years, and in my time out of trials, I was still riding a BMX a lot. I can honestly say my 24" leeson is the most fun bike I've ever owned for streety stuff, but I have it set up with a 75mm stem and 2.5" risers in a very upright position. It's very short, and has very streety geo.

Pants, go for a lo-pro, steel TT frame and stick a NOS campag record groupset on it Or a lo-pro track bike... but the geo is horrible for anything but track riding then, and you're limited to short cranks and 120mm spacing probably.

I've never had a computer or GPS (62mph recorded on GPS (S.O.G) computer reading 59.5mph) on my fixed bikes, but I know I've topped 40mph, brakeless and on flat pedals, and I've also set off speed cameras on my old fixed in a 30mph zone (very flat road, must have been going atleast 35mph, I guess).

I've had 62mph on a relatively tiny hill (suffolk is very flat) on my old Orbea. Spinning in top ring and top gear.

It doesn't really matter, because you know I'd put you both to shame on a road bike.

Everyone knows that isn't true. It's all about the bike.

You are the gayest queer I know.

Absolute HOMO.