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I did actually meet the guy though, and Alex..we had a great ride.

I know you told me earlier.. I will never forget it.

Today is one of the greatest days of my life, I actually met dirty hunty..IN PERSON!!.. I want this day to last forever

Talking of expensive tensioners.. http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/Cycle/7/Lightwei...eur/5360040339/

Not had many because my frames have been good to me. 1. Billys Peashooter, with Marzocchi Jnr Ts, soon replaced with the very bendy Kona project 2s 2. 2 x DMR Sidekick, both cracked just below the gusset on the downtube 3. 2 x Orange Zero, one cracked at the driveside chainstay/bb shell weld, the other sold for a small fortune. 4. Zoo putbull 04, still got it 5. Adamant 08 short

This one has been going strong for about a year now, tension is awesome thanks to a really thick saw blade. The block is made from hardwood and lets the spring bend around it. Spring is attached to the block by a long bolt with countersunk spacer and nut. Jubilee clip is rock solid and stainless. Wheel removal is real easy too, saw blade just swings out the way of the chain.

I find Finishline synthetic wet lube works well on everything from cables to chains, its slippery, long lasting and protective.

Pete it is then, more riders appear during the summer every year, Ben rides quite often and Nick (Adamant) is getting a rim for Xmas so hel be back out again. Jay Scott n Gary still ride but mainly at Mt Batton

There was a guy with big blue socks out t'other day, cant remember his name though.

Quality riding as always, and cheers to that wooly hatted boy who looked after the bags for everyone

Feckin CLASS! The 180 gap at looe was landed so sickly and the gap to front up the infamous pillar by the anchor well.. I looked at it the other day and looked at it again today, even more confused, great editing too well done

Im excited about the results, Im glad there are people intelligent enough to search for answers unlike myself who is just enjoying a few years of cheap thrills (mabey some breeding) before dying anyway. Its research like this that makes me want to live as long as possible and Il happily leave fate up to the thinkers of our world.. as long as they are European

Il be out monday if the weather dosn't scare two shits outa me, I dont get how riders feet dont slip off the pedals when it rains.

Its lightweightedness helps it grip a lot easier, its a well balanced design.

http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=652282 http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=635339 This game is class! Edit: http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=657818

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/hadle...bsdata/cet.html you may find this interesting

Quality vid - opening up street trials like a tin can

WOW I couldnt believe what I was watching! The whole vid was a pleasure cheers Bigman how do you 3 make everything so easy! Uh..goh I wish I was out that day!

I wanna get these next.. http://www.winstanleysbmx.com/product/8043/Fly_Ruben_Pedals ..should be sweeet

a toddler will get pissed if you offer it a drink

Im gonna turn up I'l let the other locals know too

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I've had it £2100 for for Lasik with femetosecond and wavefront (the best and only option for your eyesight). Well worth the money lasts 25 years with better than 20/20 vision, improved night vision. Having it done is some messed up shit though. Eyesight deteriorisation must have stablised for at least 3 years before they consider treating you.

Having good balance, like being able to trackstand with no corrections naturally gives you more space to concentrate on the move your doing , also knowing exactly where your wheels are when on the bike helps you beast at stuff knowing your gonna make it. Tis all about the pedlyhop

G-Turns feel are lush when they done just right, you feel real relaxed going backwards cause your right on the sweet spot.