Tomy P

The first thing that sprung to mind when I read this was "FORUM BENDER". After research on google I believe I may have just invented a new phrase (I took my inspiration from the inbetweeners). I think you should appreciate that not everyone is blessed with the same level of literacy. What if English was his second language etc. If you cannot deduce what he is "going on about" from his post then you are the one that needs to go back to school... Also, if he had asked you the same question face to face would you have ignored him because he didn't annunciate his words properly and tell him to ask again when he can pronouce his t's and r's? My bet is no.

I think the whole point was a ) I am bored B ) Did I make a mistake the rest of the debate was irrelevant. and although I am equally bored right now, I'm not bored enough to check those equations!

Putting a helicoil in is pretty straight forward. Use a drill (pillar) preferably to drill it out. Use a tap for the thread and then screw the helicoil in et. voila. + much stronger than the alu thread

Watching now, it is facinating!

I would imagine that is ten times harder than you make it look! Great video, thanks.

Ill probs come up for it

lol adam. nice bike mate, looks better in the flesh!

As pictured; Getting the rear wheel re-build next week.

nope, ive riden an adamant stock for ages now!

thats what bank holiday monday is for!

bionic balls = adam who rides the zhi. ad... ill most probably see you there.

I can only imagine how hard it would be to eat the paint on a bike frame. Especially if you are a baby and have little in the way of teeth =/

Adam and I stayed in my house there random! I thought someone was actually organising a Southwold ride for a minute lmao.

yyyeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh martin!

I always use baby oil and rarely ever bleed my brakes, magura on rear, dengura on front. Works well for me.

Im so glad that you ended up with the frame, its a beauty and you've done a superb job of the build... looks the sex mate I want the ozonys too and the 2 cars parked next to them... Hope you enjoy riding them! Take care, speak soon. Tom

Should hopefully be there... Tom

Well said

Why on earth would I want to stretch it? As commented above if you look at the full size pictures everything is in proportion, if you personally percieve the wheels to be 'oval' the only reason I can think of is that im not an exact 90 degree angle to the camera and if you look at a circle from the side it becomes ovalised... I can post a video up as soon as I get the opportunity to get one Also this gaps been done before by andy chai... as posted above

Edit: Its not that crazy... I'll try get one over water tomorrow.

Vouch for steve-o that gap is massive!

I live about 15mins away from Brentwood and ride thriftwood fairly often, Could also do some street in the town... Im 20 though so if you dont want to come along, I won't be offended. Tom

Definately rolling Another angle: Ill try to video it for you adam The digital SLR won't do videos!

I know that theres a lot of people out there that can go a lot bigger but I was pleased anyway so I thought I'd share it Thanks, Tom. Credits to Izzy for the photos LOL