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Dan'd added some pictures here.

Quite a strange ride, everyone seemed to be in little groups going round at their own speed doing their own thing... worked out ok though because nowhere was too busy. Quite pleased with how I rode, managing to hit lines first time that were scuppering Fred, even with Deng part on my bike haha. I like Bristol... although I like it more when Rowan graces us with his presence!

Absolutely Oh and Ash... you just shut yo' mouth biatch before I open a can of whuppass on you.

Awesome pictures as always, Dan. I hadn't realised what you were lining up with the Cocks pictures... That's a big wall ^ *chuffed* Dave P.S. taps are for girls

First car... still miss it 1971 Austin minivan. Nice colour coded leather interior with classic buckets etc. Written off when I got a stupid VW Golf up my arse in '05. Have seen the mini once since then though so somebody fixed it up and got it back on the road...

To be honest, those clips aren't even necessarily the best bits of Danny from the Extended Family DVD... There are soooo many incredible lines he pulls that are just so, well innovative and nuts! Having the whole clips together in slow motion like that doesn't really work for me but then to actually see the moves in slow mo is good in itself. Seriously people, buy the DVD- you won't regret it! Dave

Fine in Firefox 2.0.0.7. Fine in I.E. 7. I win.

It's all about Sunday

Jesus people... 1996 is NOT old... I only started riding in 1997... have a look at this.

Have you considered maybe filling up slightly before running out of fuel, to save ever having to fanny around under the bonnet with a can of easystart? Call me plain crazy or old fashioned but it's a thought

That really is quite impressive... and not good! Does look a lot like the force going through the hub from the disc hasn't been handled very well by the hub body causing it to twist like that.

Fair enough

Seeing as it appears the chainstay's snapped in two I'd guess it's not very rideable... Not convinced by that 'damp conditions' clause either!

There you go, even better reason not to be silly! I think it's also an offence to begin a journey without having sufficient fuel to complete your journey so doing it deliberately's just plain daft!

Yeah but there's a big difference between a red line/fuel warning light coming on and a computer which has calculated your remaining range. Personally I wouldn't bother risking it as it'll just mess your car up and clog your fuel filter when it sucks up all the crap in the bottom of your tank...

Ok, so I didn't even know google had a child filter!! However, that pic still comes up first when I turn it off

It appears so! First I've heard of it and about time too!!

QUOTE (joe b @ Feb 12 2008, 07:47 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>And, who is Sam Pilgrim? Sam's a dirt jumper who filled in for Chopper during last Summer's Braun Cru3er tour that Animal/Ashton organises.

The way I see it, this will be Ashton bikes with major corporate backing, i.e. high spec 'real' trials frames developed by some of the country's best rider in all disciplines to really push the trials side of the DB company 'through' Ashton Bikes...

You get turned on by this?... First image hit from google

Below the belt, Chris!! Whatever happened to Ian anyway?... Can't wait to see Rowan's signature frame- I still think it'll just be an 04 Pure with his name on it

Good stuff! Pictures look so much better with nice blue skies... Some good shots in there I'm the guy on the Monty Pr with orange rims that looks far too small for him... Edit: a few random ones of me my GF took on the day... let me know if you can see them 'cos they're scrounged off of Facebook. Excellent shadow

I take it you were about to eat it in that first pic? I can't swim so tend to avoid the water...

What's the best bet for parking in Bristol? Also if anyone from the East Dorsetish area wants a lift, weather permitting I'll be driving up. Dave

Might come up for this if the weather looks good... will miss Rowan though