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Sounds like a boon, like a backhop but forwards. Anyway, back on topic, read the wiki, it is the right way.

I'm not

It would be said that there stands a man who has eaten more cheese than his weight.

It could be said, yeah.

FEAR OF THE DARK!

I seem to recall your last video being cool!

Things can be completely still, but it all depends on wha you relate it to. Really, nothing on the earth can ever be still, because the earth itself is moving. That said, if the universe is still expanding, so is everything else in the universe.

Might do this with my zoot...

I'm not doing it.

Turns out I beat you by 1 minute in the happy thread Happy New Year anyway, lol.

They were open yesterday...

WHAT TRIALS MOVE DO YOU GET WATER FROM A TAP HAHAHAHAHAHA That felt degrading

Particularly in videos, where it's just a clip of a drop and nothing else. Mind, I'm not too happy about dropping over shoulder height for me, but it's still lame to watch, and after hitting the floor doing one the excitement goes immediately.

Naah, cause you can have a bike that's easy on the back wheel but feels like a barge otherwise. That would be a bike with a long front and short back end.

I've got quite a few old school good ones on my computer, but I can't find them on trials tube If you're riding bristol on sunday I'll cram them onto a CD for you, or something lol.

I know... Harmless fun, eh?

Cool, that makes sense, lol.

Aaah, right. We're told that +35mm on a 24" equals +10 on a stock, so +15 is the difference. Or not, as it turns out. Lol, it's +25, you're right.

I know nothing about snooker, so naturally I want to ask - how do you score a break?

It's true, thisthread topic is more imaginative than other recent ones. If only the jokes were the same quality...

Neither do I

Considering you had over an hour to prepare a response, that's pathetic

What do you call a trials rider who's also a faggot? Click for answer

Heh, when I said 24" bb rise, i meant, the BB rise that the 24" frame has. That's the risk, though. obviously 50mm bb rise is high on a stock, but it might be ok on a 24" frame, but there aren't any for anyone to know.

It's something to do with wheelsize and setup. The BB height on a zoot is +35mm, and to compare that to a stock you'd be looking at frames that have +10mm BB rise to feel the same. Thus, if the kabra has an extra +25mm BB rise, then it either has the BB rise feel of a stock with +25, or +35, dependng on whether or not the calculation is a proportion, or whether you just take 15mm from the 24" bb rise to calculate it. It helps because there's not a large amount of 24" frames, so you can't go and ride any other BB height 24"s to see what the difference is. You can see that the Kabra (WHICH IS OUT 1st FEBRUARY) has +60 bb, but if you look at that from a mod perspective that's ordinary, and from a stock, that's huuuuge, but because it's neither, if you make the calculation you can whether it's high or ordinary by comparing it to a stock.