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A likely story Ali...

Needs...

SCANDAL!

Mwahahahahahahahaha .

At which point he usually sparks up another rollie...

Delicately put! I think that could be on a T-shirt in one form or another...

I hear you. I don't want to offend anyone but it does seem like the majority of people who are 'depressed' have no clinical or psychological problem at all yet the first thing the doctors do is get them on some drugs... I know there are real cases of proper depression which need treated but it seems similar to ADD- 'Your child's acting up (because you're a shit parent)? Yeah that'll be ADD- here's some Ritalin' as opposed to 'You're feeling a bit sad? You're depressed- here's some sweet ass drugs to f**k your head up a bit more'.

You're cool. Like a rebel with a cause...

I thought the Kabuki was 116 for some reason... If you have one, trialserboi, just measure the distance between the dropouts. It'll be one of those two within a few mm.

High Rollers and Blue Grooves are really heavy and slow rolling so depends what you want. If you're not doing natural I'd probably go for something like a Moto Digger or Holy Roller on the back and a Moto RT on the front. I've been running a 2.4 RT on the rear and 2.2 RT on the front for the past year or more and find them fine for everything except natural. They don't have much puncture protection but with 30 odd psi in them (and cheap ass Tesco tubes) I don't get that many flats...

EBay's probably as cheap as anywhere. Depends if you just want quantity or quality as well I guess.

Little effort but more time simply means you get to stretch out your breaks for longer. Although it's not exactly rocket science from what I've seen...

Well you losers over the pond use NTSC format for videos and DVD whereas sensible countries use PAL .

Try roughing the surface up with a bit of sandpaper first to give the stuff more of a surface to get in to.

As Craig said we need either more info or a pic. If the forks and the brake are IS fitting the adapter should jst bolt straight up to both with the only room for error being which caliper/adapter/rotor combination you're running. Does the caliper bolt up fine but is in the wrong place for the rotor or does it not go on the forks at all?

Ah, so all smokers are lazy bastards too. I always thought that was the case but it's always good to have a theory confirmed!

This isn't the MS Paint thread .

What do you mean by trials club? Competitions? Indoor/Outdoor? Practice club in a warehouse with a load of stuff to ride on? If it's the comp side, either try and piggyback onto another genre as mentioned or go the whole hog and seek ACU affiliation to make everything legit and cover insurance etc.

Linky. Just a few levels again I think- full version costs $10 or something. Slow much? With room for improvement

Sounds like a great addition to my eating disorder! Thanks for the help Simps!

I've never run one but don't think I ever would because of the stiff link problem... doesn't seem like it can be very well designed if it does that so badly. I've been using a Trialtech Lite for months now with no problems and Kools for years before then. I'd happily use nothing other than those two...

It'll work but I can see it being very grabby- i.e. only a tiny amount of lever travel between no braking at all and being full power/locked. Can't see modulation being very good in other words.

Lots of versions to buy online and worth wasting a few hours on . Edit: Here and there's also a newer one that's more complex: Trials 2.

That is the reach adjust you numpty... Reach adjust changes where the blade sits at rest and bite point adjustment changes where through the levers travel the brake actually starts biting. With standard blades that can only be done either by most likely having a non-ideal reach position or by cheating the system by pumping the brake or fiddling with reservoir levels before putting the wheel in. With the new levers (which I haven't tried yet) you can properly fine tune the feel (like with HS33's) without having to cheat the system.

Shows up a little better when you have the pictures next to each other. I think it's basically a silvery grey anodising. Also the square hole version.