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Looks kinda cool. Sort of a mixture of old school and new school.

That sounds typical of trapped air, still. It depends on how you bled it. The reservoir on the lever can often hold a bit of air.

Change the locks and put her stuff outside. That way you get to keep the house.

You don't have to do anything special to a frame to install a bottom bracket, but if the threads are broken they need repairing as Endohopper suggested. With a brand new frame and a brand new bottom bracket you shouldn't have a problem with installation. Put in the smaller piece first, then the main piece. This helps to keep things straight, that's the priority with fitting a BB.

Unfortunately whatever translation software you've used, didn't work.

A5 is plenty big enough for a graphics tablet. The scaling thing is a little bit weird at first but it's not too hard to get used to it. You can set it up to draw at 1:1 scale but the resolution of your screen and the zoom level on PS all muck with that. If you don't need those extra features on the Bamboo Fun one, just go for the same one as me. If you're right handed they might be more useful, though.

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/wacom-ctl-470k-en-bamboo-pen-graphics-tablet-11466673-pdt.html?intcmpid=display~RR~~11466673 I have this one. The texture is quite grippy, mimicking paper. The technique to use them is different though, they lend themselves more to a style that uses one consistant line than multiple rough, sketched lines. That's more if you want to draw with it though. And that's not to say you can't use that style on it, it's just not as good at it. The other thing is the scaling. You'll get used to it when you buy it.

Moody pics, cool.

That's not brown.

Only just watched this. I think it goes without saying that AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA THAT WAS SICK!

Replace it. It's not a sprung one. What happens is you tighten it up, and when you put pressure on the chain the tension works the bolt loose so it moves. They're totally toss. You'll never look back with a decent double-wheel jobbie. Show us a picture of the bike, we can have a look at it.

Dunno about you but I'd've thought the weather's gonna be different 200 miles away. I rode today, a little bit. Looking forward to going somewhere with something real to ride.

Boomerang with a roll-out. The G-turn line. The double footjam tailwhip. These were sick!

Stock's heavier and a bit less manoeuvrable than mod, that's what causes the feeling that you can't go as far. Maybe you want a 24" trials bike, like a because or echo 24".

Stick with mod until you're not comfortable with it any more. Ride other people's stock bikes and when you decide you like one more than your own, swap then. A lot of riders start on mod and move to stock but often this is because they start young, and swap as they get old enough and have the power to chuck the stock bike around. Some riders never change up.

I have a Tamiya DF-02 risig storm in a cupboard. I rarely use it but it is pretty fun at those times.

I hope he comes back online to read this!

It depends on what you want to use them for. I used a holy roller on the back for hoppy trials, with your typical low pressure, and it let in a lot of pinch punctures. If you're going to pump it up and use it to roll around and bunnyhop everywhere, you can't go much wrong with it.

? I'd send an email to the company itself, see what they can do for you.

Cheater!

Try fitting a tensile 4 bolt booster then.

Screw thread with a lockring, or some kind of washer that tightening the crank would push into the bearings. That second one would work better with ISIS I think.

Yeah, something between that and the water never being clear when you open your eyes in it means I can't see for shit under water.

If it flops out this time it shouldn't need sanding.

Master piston. Poke it out with a spoke through the bleed hole.