Mr Motivator

Facking bargain. Doesn't say how you connect it to your pc though or anything. I only have USB ports, no serial pins, no firewire, no nothing.

I tried it ages ago with a Ging. Remember Gings? They are oooold school When you pedal the chain crushes it so if you made a realy strong one you would probably just snap your chain.

Is there a piece of software that I can get and also buy some sort of thing that you plug in the usb for GPS navigation?? So I can then put my laptop in the car and see where I'm going? Sam

Hey, don't be dissing low pressures Mr. 90psi. Get some good brakes, not mono trials.

I would but I'm going to a school reunion with my gf that day. Should see some people I havn't for about 6 years

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If you wanted to do it propperly, sonic weld them with a very high pitched note. Or just super glue it.

Haha, I've always joked about charging the fat extra tax. Teach them for being so fat. I'm talking really fat here, like bed ridden beasts. Bigman, your not actually that fat, your just big!

Yeah, should have used a better brush on the hammerite lol

I can't quite find an emotion to describe how hard I laughed just then. Hahaha!

Considering it was held between knees and welded and angles were "by eye" it's not that bad. Don't knock it till you try it

From a ditch. Took it home, cut it up with a grinder, welded it back in trials spec. £3.45 was for the top tube from b&q

Just been for a quick ride on her. Does actually ride really not that bad lol. I like it!

Nice one Dan. You got good real quick.

Nice bike dude. I wouldn't worry about the rims, it looks fine!

Back in the day, for my prom, I went in a pink limo with a bunch of girls. Should have gone in a buldozer or something cooler.

T-pro, or save longer and get an echo or a zoo. Or get a stock.

27" widescreen lcd Can plug 'puter in it too

Yeah why not..

Nices pictwars bigboy, I like that one ^^

Ah, forgot about this.

. First you need to take off your cassette (see "removing a cassette" above) 2. With the cassette off, ease off the axle end part with a flat head screwdriver. 3. Wrap a cloth around the base of the cassette shell and slowly pull the cassette shell away from the hub. The cloth will help to catch the springs and pawls inside. You dont need to take the axle out, allthough if you want it out, just tap it with a rubber mallet to remove it. 4. Pick out all 3 of the springs and all 3 pawls and give them a good clean with some WD40 and a clean cloth. Also clean up the springs in the same way. You should check for any worn pawls or broken springs now, if you find any problems, stop now and contact hopetech.com to get some more! 5. With a clean coth and WD40, clean out the ratchet inside the hub shell. Check for wear here too. 6. With everything clean, add a few drops of Finishline wet xc to the springs, and a few drops inside the ratchet. 7. Now apply a small amount of grease on the back of each pawl in and around the spring hole. Here I am using Park Tool pollylube, but any other good marine lube will do fine. 8. Apply a small amount of grease where the pawls sit in the cassette shell. 9. Carefully place all the pawls and springs back on the cassette shell. Check they are all the right way round! 10. Use a finger on each pawl, to hold them in and slowly slide the cassette shell back into the hub. All done! Give it a quick spin to check it, and your away! You should service your hope hub every 3-6 months. All from my unfinished website ^^

Yeah maybe. I'd have to get some 24" rims though, and considering this whole bike cost £3.45 (for the top tube) I dont really want to break the bank Anyhoo, heres some better pictures;