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I'm sure Tarty would be happy to send stuff to the US... also, Trialsin USA if you're after a shop actually in the US. Tim's been around for years and knows more about trials components than most. Dave

That was immense Rowanda. Well worth the wait! Some really really nuts lines in there... manual to hook at Shell centre... did I really see that? You're a monster! Dave Bails were also pretty extreme!

Is this still definitely going ahead? Just wondering how careful the ACU etc are being about foot and mouth... I know Hook Woods isn't exactly farmland but there'll be a lot of people coming from all over which could be a little iffy if this current outbreak starts to spread. Dave

My personal view on this is that people who do believe in god, like people who go to church and believe in an allseeing being and heaven and hell etc, is that they are too stupid to think for themselves. They've been brought up with it in their lives and they just follow religeon blindly like sheep. I don't believe anyone with half a braincell can believe such a proposterous story. It's almost like devoting your life to worshipping Santa Claus, just in case he really exists. Don't get me wrong, religeon has some good (common sense) ideals: Don't kill people (although I think the old testament does allow you to kill most people different to you), don't steal, treat people nicely (unless they're different to you) etc. But to believe anything of the stories the bible is just stupid, and if the stories are all BS then the whole concept of god, religeon and everything that goes with it is bogus. Anyway, I think you get the point that I don't like religeon so I won't bring it up again. Promise. Edit: 7/01/08... just read this again after the topic was bumped. Damn I was in a crappy mood when I wrote that

good man!! The original was stupidly expensive wasn't it... like £80 a wheel or something silly.

Whatever happened to the Plazmatic rim coatings they used to do? Did no one ever bodge a copy of that?!

Estimates are that the Black Hole at the centre of our galaxy has a mass around 3.7 million times that of our sun... That's based on the amount of matter which is caught in it's gravitational pull. Quite large really.

Yeah, sounds like your instructor's a bit of a w@nker... That would bug me soooooo much! Asking for an accident from the sounds of it.

It has yet to be proved for sure but most astronomers believe that's the case... although the Sun doesn't really orbit the black hole, our solar system and millions of other planets/stars etc are all orbiting round the hole which is at the centre of our galaxy (the Milky Way).

Agreed. Great frames for the money. Get one. Get several.

Madeline was the oldest there (4? years old), who was in the room with her 2? year old twin brother/sister. No WAY should kids that young EVER be left alone anywhere!! Edit: and yeah, three kids in the room, two much smaller and only one was 'taken'. Or she could've just walked out but then she'd have been found

Especially seeing as they're bloody doctors!! Come on people... how stupid are they?! I also read in the papers at the weekend that they may have regularly sedated the kids to keep them sleeping while they went out in the evenings... seriously not right.

No, that's the picture I saw but I can't make out what class that was he won... Go Stuart!!

I've thought from the start that it was very very dodgy. Even if she was kidnapped, the parents need dragged into the street and beaten for leaving their 3 children alone in a hotel room in a foreign country in the first place!! The whole thing didn't seem right. Then they went on a 100 day holiday to meet the pope, raising over £1000000 in donations and selling frickin' "Find Madeline" wrist bands! Then when a paper starts looking too closely at them they threaten to sue?! I mean, ffs, you have a child missing, the LAST thing they should be thinking of is sueing a damn newspaper for calling tehm suspects!! From that report though it looks like they are going to go down for it... if they don't commit suicide and kill their other two kids before that can happen... Too wierd

Haha, James and Joe looking mighty impressed there!! Also, what class did Stuart Matthews win?! Quite a showing for the brits.

Hi Tim, cheers for the info. Can I ask you how the BB's compare to something like an Echo or Try-All BB? The Moe is a good bit cheaper than either of these and seems to include neat design features which actually makes the Moe a better bet... Cheers, Dave Marshall

Has anyone got one of these BB's? Looks very good for the money. I take it they'll work with a front freewheel? Cheers, Dave

Or maybe I won't be getting ZOO bars... Just got back from the Hampshire trial and the newer zoo 'riser' bars are nigh on flat. Think I'll be going for either Onza Carbon 28"'s or their alloy version cut down.

Yeah I know but I'm not sponsored by Supercycles!

Cool, cheers for that. Haven't heard that before for some reason. Reckon I'll be getting Zoo bars if Tarty can't get 28" carbons for me...

I know I'm gonna feel really stupid when I get the answer but... what's TGS?

Jebus, them's damn good results! Well done boys! Dave

So what would you recommend? Bearing in mind the Zoot is a 24 aimed towards the odd bit of real trials as well as streety stuff?

Hey dude, when people talk about risers they're talking about riser handlebars. Trials bars tend to be either flat or riser, the riser ones bending up between the stem and the grip area to give a bit of rise (hence the name!). Spacers are headset spacers which you put between the top of your headset and the stem to raise the whole stem/bar assembly up. As for your headset, I doubt there's any benefit from changing it other than to change the colour . Reckon mine will be going black when I get it... Dave

Yep, OK, I've just looked at OBM's ENO topic in the FAQ's and the circlip only keeps the bearing in place. I've had mine apart a couple of times and have always got to the 'guts' by removing the bearing rather than just ripping the whole drive shell off. Sorry for doubting!