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Take the quiz: Which Disney Princess are you most like (with 2 new princesses) Belle You're a loving and giving person, and you can always see the good inside others. You love to read and spend mor time with your friends.

Cheers Lukie! I'm looking forward to catching up and showing you around my home. :-

Oh dear, not looking forward to seeing this. (Y)

You are never too old to find time to ride trials! The guys I ride with range from 17 to 30. I have a full time job, long term girlfriend, a house, car etc and I still mange to get out a atleast twice a week.

Mark Conn is a living legend. (Y)

Maxxis Highroller 2.5 ST rear = 17psi Panaracer Fire XC 2.1 front = 19psi

In the car. :lol:"

1.how old are you? 21-30 2.where did you buy your phone from and why? O2 online because they had the most inclusive texts and talk time. 3.what do you mostly use your phone for? Both calls and texts. I also use the calender and syncronise with PC via bluetooth. 4.are you on contract or pay as you go ? Contract. 5.what network are you on O2. 6.what make phone do you have? Sony Ericsson. 7.do you think having off-peak is a good idea? I do find off peak to be a very good idea. I work 9-5 so don't use my phone much during these hours, which means when I do use my phone in the evening I save money. 8.does your network have any special offers?if so what are they. O2 online always offer 500 inclusive text messages a month with contracts. 9.what makes you want to buy a phone. It has to be made by a reputable manufacturer. It has to have good battery life. Having plenty of features will make it more desirable. 10.what makes you choose a particular network? Call and text prices. Reception quality. 11.how much are you willing to spend on your next phone? Nothing. I want it to be free. 12. if a phone had a lot of media coverage would it tempt you more to buy it? Ofcourse. The more features the better. 13.How much do you spend a month on phone top-ups or contract?(roughly) £25-£30

A little bit of blood isn't gonna stop our Daryl. (Y)"

:P We tend to spend a lot of our time messing about instead of actually riding. I find it makes for a more enjoyable day. (Y)

Me gapping again. Check out the facial expression.( endofreak) Me back wheeling a rail. ( endofreak ) Aaron having fun on some rocks. ( aaroncosbey ) Mark enjoying a mini fillet.

Me back wheeling the bin again. ( endofreak ) Mark with some real people trials. Aaron gapping. ( aaroncosbey ) Me gapping ( endofreak )

Here are a few pics from a ride in a wee town called Newtownards. Daryl Ferris with a sidehop. Me with a stupid superman type thing. ( endofreak ) Aaron back wheeling the bin. ( aaroncosbey ) Me back wheeling the bin. ( endofreak )

That might have something to do with not being able to access it. :blink:

My humble wagon.

He definately did pull off some silly high backwheeling whithout a tap. His vids are good to watch because he exagerates every movement which makes it easy to see how the technique is used.

Just remember to visualise the move before you go for it. When you do attempt it, remember to exaggerate every movement. Really thrust those hips upwards! I find watching the vids of DJ backwheeling to be quite inspirational; he really does put a lot of effort into his backwheeling.

I think I know what you are saying. You mean that the back sweep of the bars should follow the same angle as you arms . For the back sweep on Zoo bars to follow the same angle as your arms, you need to have them tilted forward slightly. The picture below shows that my bars are tilted forward, but the back weep of the bars sits just nicely for me. Sorry about the awful pic. (Y)

I changed from using a Brisa bar and stem to Zoo bar and Echo stem. The setup did take a while to get used to, but with a bit of playing around i have found an angle which I really like. I do have the bars tilted forwards slightly, somewhere around 45 degrees.

No man, just a Pitbull. The last three pics are me or my bike. :S Unless I made a mistake somewhere and put my name instead of Johns.

:)

That's great Adam. Much appreciated. :P

Adam, do you have any personal opinions on these rims? Are they a harder material than the Koxx rims?

Thanks for the posotive feedback. It's very much appreciated! :P It makes me really sad when people don't leave any feedback for our little pics. The scene over here is so small. :) :)

Neither did I until recently. :mellow: