David

This is a COMPLETE stab in the dark but maybe their bringing out a stem to fit the steerer which can be adjusted up and down to alter the riding position. Something similar to that seen on scott (I think) hybrid bikes. Or maybe not...

Chainreaction have 32hole classics for £200 http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=2613

I was also on before the crash, kept my name I remember when the trialsworks forum was quite popular. Did that trialsworks summer vid ever come out?! haha

I haven't read much of this thread but it angers me when people without even fundamental science knowledge make such stupid claims. If it wasn't for the amazing work like the CERN ring and the many other thousands of projects going on everyday then the world wouldn't be progressing and becoming more magnificent by the day.

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Where abouts in brum are you? I'm moving to erdington in a few weeks...

Looks like I cant get sunday off work to come grr

Yes.

Oooh I spy google chrome! That was quick.

Don't bother making a frame or anything like that. I did and wish I didn't bother. Its SO much easier to get high marks with something very basic. You're very limited with trials and bike stuff in general for ideas etc. If I had to do my A-level, GCSE projects again I would choose something simple and boring.

Alright, I was at work today and I am tomorrow too

Found some old videos of me so decided to put them up. The ridings not great (nor the video quality!) http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=AP5Dx_OuyWU http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=tPS_psSVRZo&...feature=related

Awesome. Thats brought back so many trials memories, I wish trials seemed as fun as it did back in the day!

Very jealous mike, we need to all have a ride at some point and bring back the good old days. I was watching some of the old worcester vids and they brought back so many memories. Have fun dude.

Marzocchi forks are now made by suntour.

Well I have 32 bit Vista on my laptop and once i'd turned all the crap off/down it actually runs very well. Think I might give Vista 64 Ultimate a go then!

Upgrading to 4gig I know you can't run 16bit programs but that shouldn't be a problem.

Hi there, well its about time I upgraded my ram (4GB) but as I am limited using 32 bit xp I wondered if the upgrade to 64 bit would be useful? I use my pc for all the usual things and my uni work involves a lot of C/C++ programming. I think I am right in saying Dev C++ works in 64bit? Anyone use 64 and notice a big difference? Also is it worth just taking the plunge into vista 64? Thanks, Dave

Next time add buyer requirements when listing! E.G no one with -1 feedback or someone without a paypal account.

I don't want to put a downer on things but isnt it too late to try and get it in the next olympics?

Anyone heard anymore information on the industry nine hubs?

I have a feeling this thread wont last too long...

Unless its been booted in safe mode before and had the admin password changed then it will be blank. You should be able to access all the docs, I think you can reset the password of the account normally used from there.

Retart the PC, keep tapping F8 (I think, always forget!) then select safe mode. Then click the administrator account and should get you in.

Judging by the amount of idiots on the road and people I know who have passed, I certainly don't think so. I think the pass rate is low in many areas due to socialogical issues.