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Ah, yeah... not sure if I can make it now... I'm... washing my... cat that day.

Your documents will still be there but there's a good chance a load of your programs won't work anymore. I think.

Ah fair enough, can't say I've ever paid attention to either of those markets!

Haha, that's pretty damn cool (except for the 'I lov treeal. Du yuuu?'[/weird accents] at the end). He has a frickin' cool job. Definitely think they should have hooked up Danny for that as well- both treeal riders and both Red Bull sponsored... that coulda been sweet.

Really? Apart from the odd retro XC bike I don't think I've ever seen Maggie's on anything other than trials bikes. I know they were used on tandems for a while but I'd have thought most of those are going discs these days anyway.

Or the stupid design. Seriously, whoever it was at Magura that didn't think to put a radius in those corners on a brake that is 99% sold to trials riders should be beaten and have sharp pointy things thrown at him...

Stick the pictures on imageshack or something. Or right click on the pictures in Facebook and paste the address as an 'image insert'.

I'm proud of your widely considered stereotype, particularly within Europe, of being drunken, trouble making, loud, obnoxious oafs. Oh, wait... It's a massive shame that you take your football so bloody seriously and that the British follow EU regulations so blindly... However, there's something about the British/English... that quirky slightly awkwardness that we/you have which makes us a bit special. Also good to be different with the pound, queen etc and trying to uphold the way things used to be.

Maybe so but they are stupidly designed and almost certainly will crack in time. Easy enough to modify them to stop it ever happening though.

You'll be lucky to find many to be honest. MBUK has a monster Danny Mac poster this month and Trial-Magazine often have biketrials posters in the centre.

THIEF!! My guess is that was a picture of an angle grinder... Edit: yup.

Ooh, I wouldn't do that... I hear they used to employ some waster called Danny something.

There's your problem...

I think he wants to remove the outer wall of his rim to reduce weight...

Here? Edit: Well, here really I guess.

Yeah, that's just a little 'breather' hole to allow air in as the pads wear down and the reservoir fluid is used up. After a fresh bleed you usually get a little bit of fluid spitting out of the hole when you pull the lever. It should reduce with time but it's nothing to worry about .

No worries... Truth be told all I did was add another vote for validation which must've met the threshold. If it hadn't worked I was going to submit a report to advise validation but that wasn't necessary in the end.

If they're the caphead type I've managed before (on a Hope cap as well...) with a set of pliers gripping the screw head but it depends what style of screws are in there.

Done .

I think that's what's being missed. No one's saying that you'll be able to out do your mates on moves or be able to ride better than Kenny Belaey because you've got no brakes but from what I gather there's a bloody good chance you'll have a hell of a lot more fun than some of them purely because of the challenge.

Not necessarily... The volcano caused the disruption but it was the CAA's decision to close UK airspace and screw everything up so bad. If it was, in fact, safe to fly (from certain airports at certain altitudes but they didn't alter their no-fly stance then they have a very real case to answer, the defence of which cannot be 'it was an act of Jebus'.