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Looks promising untill you inspect the fine print : ... but I'm certain you'll be entitled to some form of replacement / compensation .

Doing so would be unlikely to improve his situation . This appears to be a critical point in Beau's life , where an sensible or poor decision may have profound effects upon his future . Your advice would lead to further estranging his family and possibly facing criminal charges - NOT helpful to anyone . By the tone of your post , I presume you know him ? Then show him guidance and support , and impress upon him that by refraining from retalliatory violence he will be actively demonstrating his father's weakness . Best of luck , Beau - be smart . :king:

Also have a browse around Trials -forum's own Wiki , an encyclopaedic store of trials relate info . Link to it is in my Signature below this post .

( chav ) 'Ow come you ain't got a seat on yer pushbike ? ( Me ) My bicycle's lack of saddle is the logical evolutionary step in the same way that humans no longer have tails or live in caves ... ( )

With such a specific username , this : doesn't really surprise me . Yay ! I'm E - famous !

An Australian Bearded Dragon , she's about 2 years old now and is called Yoda . Awww

Yeah , doesn't seem to be making much effort , frankly a rather dull and uninspiring rider . Disclaimer : Holy poop ! Outstanding riding from one of the U.K's most talented riders .

Certainly worth learning , and the recently deceased Sheldon Brown's website offers a very useful guide that taught me plenty .

Looks good , reminiscent of Echo's ES series .

A shade under 17.4 billion metric tonnes .

That's one awfully good lookin' bike there , good job on the painting .

Those 2 criteria and your prefference for streety trials suggests a Base TA 26 , as shown in diagram A :

A MeT Dedalo helmet ? Comfortable , huh ? Nice rooms , folks .

Yup , less heat generation , better read / write times , less shock sensitive etc ...

That does it - NO new member will ever be forgiven for poor posting after this . Even during a genuine emergency , and whilst partially blinded Sam Fenchurch still capitalized names and used correct punctuation in this post : Props to you Sam , hope it doesn't cause any lasting damage .

Very admirable , but the dangerous element in trials should arise from moves / obstacles , not cheap / poorly maintained components .

Some cool ideas here , and merchandise or not - how about a " Donate" button ? I don't exactly make millions working as a prison guard , but I'd happily PayPal you fellas some bucks ... uh Pounds to help with bandwidth bills .

Are you riding a Koxx Hydroxx in that very well timed picture ?

Did they adress the inherent weakness at the toptube / seatstay junction in doing so ? I was fortunate enough to have the warranty honoured twice after 2 sucessive ( and identical ) failures at that point , and number 3's still doing just fine .

Lookin' great ! Interesting that the forward end of the top tube is round / oval , as my TA26 's top tube is pretty much hexagonal there .

Street : Felix Mucke Comp : Kenny Belaey .

Maybe PARK TOOL'S guide might feature your model . EDIT : Shimano's own Service manuals describe all variations of XT rapidfire .

Now just add a Mr.Crud DCD chain tensioner and a pair of red walled IRC El Gato tyres , and you will have invented the time machine . Looks great .

Hotness ! Surprising that these aren't more popular . Given the total height of those stem spacers and the high rise handlebar ( manufacturer ? ) I guess you wanted a high front end to compensate for a low frame ? Remove the reflectors from those pedals though , even saves you some weight . Great lookin' bike , should be plenty of fun .

" Nothing says " Pro Rider " like poppin' a wheelie with a fag in your mouth . "