Dr. Nick Riviera

ahh nnoo if you weld it the area around it becomes brittle

sorry :(" :-" is the text going to be rasterized , couldnt you just do it elsewhere and printscreen it / copy paste it in? ?

just for the record t-raptors are alu so welding will be difficult

lagwagon :S

its not uci at all , just a riding video , trials and dirt jumping and street . the idea was to make a longer video with rider type sections :S ive got a lot of film over the past year so thats in no short supply

pfft my cranks must be broken they dont move an inch side to side :blink:"

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the grass is green in black and white pictures :blink: vinco looks ncie but maybe its too long for street?

ok , i finally feel my riding and editing skills allow for me to make a video post it on here and not get ridiculed , so does anyone have anything that i need to know or should do before attempting this , its gonna be about 15 mins max . any tips or help greatly appreciated

snap - everybody dance now

awww i wanted it to say dont be a dick on it :blink: ssweet ride , must be a new concept riding a bike that dosent creak :(

diamond back ones? 12 quid from halfords

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213.232.110.31:27035 uk2 dust 2 anyone up to play now? im there im playing as oSo negro

find a uk2 de_dust2 server

im not

mike deere has no worries of becoming a freelance photographer , jon have you thought about rather than searching for the job , why not create one by starting something like a magazine or a website. just need to keep ontop of happenings in the trials world (Y)

its the ginger hair fools most people mate

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THOSE CTS WERE BLATANTLY HACKING OMFGNOOBZORX nice llittle round there not playing anymore tonight though (Y)

typo , and to add content , what are the views on a front marta sl?

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how the hell did you manage to film that yet none of the "pro photographers " could get a decent picture from it ?