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Exactly. Brother in law is a dairy farmer and the cows have it pretty good. The farmers are paid more for good quality milk with lower 'cell counts' (or summink) which means it's really in the farmers interest to keep the cows, fit and healthy. Good for you. Have a happy cow.

Paperclips can be substituted for pritt stick and paper folded over the open ends. With the weight in the middle it may struggle but depends how far you can make the paper stretch. If you could enclose the section to make it box section (or add further longitudinals in conjunction with the two lateral beams it may work better too.

Tubes. It's all about tightly rolled tubes. And triangulation. It's all about tubes and triangulation. And thinking it through first. It's all about tubes and triangulation and thinking it through first. Quite like this for a simple solution but doing it over a larger gap with overlaps may be tricky: Also quite nice with the reinforcements at the corners. What about using some water together with some dissolved pritt stick and shredded paper as well to create some kind of paper mache type reinforcements...

I think you'll find that 1000 years ago our life expectancy was so low that the majority of people simply died before cancer was an issue or died of cancer but without people understanding the cause. Have we evolved (both physically and medically) too quickly for our bodies to keep up? By living longer our cells are now struggling to resist mutations? Am I just stabbing in the dark? Should I stop asking questions? Dunno.

Sorry to hear that. I still don't think there can be much in it otherwise milk would have to carry health warnings like they have on cigarette packets! I'd say in this day and age there must be a massively stronger chance of cancer being caused by all the electronic signals flying round frying us than any foodstuffs. We had a guy in work the other day who used to work researching electronic/radio emissions from electronic devices to determine interference problems. Having seen the results he now advises that no one uses a mobile phone directly next to their head and that you really shouldn't put your mobile in your pocket... a world of sterile men in 100 years anyone?!

I swear all of those sorts of 'research' claims are complete and utter bullshit. I imagine if I were so inclined I could prove that driving a green car increases your liklihood of getting cancer and that people who don't cut their nails as often also have a higher chance of getting cancer. These studies have no possible way of limiting someone's diet or lifestyle in order to only provide data on one item.

They use a threaded topcap so don't need a starnut. If you really must use one, the Tarty website states that the extra small version (18mm) is perfect for Trialtech forks.

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If I could've found a Fox Race lycra short sleeve top that matched I'd have had it! JJ Gregorowicz in Revolution was my hero...

Thanks Tic... :$ Gotta love that helmet!!

Ahem...

Nah it is a bit faster, and usually higher and more impressive too which counts against biketrials...

Indoor moto trials comps make quite good viewing if done as kind of 'contracted highlights' and I'd guess biketrials could be watchable if done similarly. That or do something along the lines of Total Wipeout on bikes. But then who'd ride in that?

It's actually a real thing... wow. Looks a lot like normal snooker but played in front of a bunch of annoying drunk loudmouths in a pub.

Youtube link?

Incredible how far things have come on from then! Good find!

Cult 'Let 'em Talk' full vid.

Any of the Ice Toolz ones on Tarty would do the job fine. Park Tools are obviously good too.

If I were you I'd look at running a 20T ring if possible and removing one of those spacers, just for peace of mind. Failing that is there enough meat to have the chainring bosses milled down a couple of mm to move the ring further from the frame? P.S. If you get the BB faced don't be surprised when the chainring fouls when it didn't before!!

His name was Robert Paulson Andrei.

I'd watch that.

I still don't buy it (pardon the pun). If they're good enough they'll get signed up and do just fine for themselves. If I buy one of their albums (highly, highly unlikely but go with it) they might get what, a few pence from the sale? That's not going to make them rich quick. If they're of the opinion that they're so damn good they shouldn't have to be working a real job for a living and should be multi-millionaires by now I'd say maybe they're simply not as good as they think or maybe they're in it for the wrong reasons.

Current ones are definitely 135mm.

Running a marathon...

Well I'm not a believer of being 'bog boned'! . Not fat, you just have a little superfluous 'padding'...