Janson

Am I really that predictable? (Y) buyPod - Because buttons confuse.

Widely depends on your height. I'm 5ft8 and run a 90mm 7 degree stem on a Coustellier frame if that's of any help.

35-40 is where it's at. After riding a BMX with 70-80 psi in a concrete skatepark, anything feels soft. Gives loads of bounce on rails and you won't rim out. And if you're using a half decent tyre (maxxis, tryall, michelin) you won't slip.

Ham and cheese is where it's at. Normally nutella or strawbetty jam on mine. yet to try the lemon juice :lol: In Sweden we had the fettisdag. We eat these:

Rubbing alcohol and a bit of force. :P

But compared to Ruffians, every grip I've tried (incl. ritchey foam) is shit. Ruffians are THE grip.

1.how old are you 16 2.where did you buy your phone from and why? vodafone, because it was time for change and my Ericsson R600 broke. 3.what do you mostly use your phone for? Calls mostly. 4.are you on contract or pay as you go ? contract 5.what network are you on Vodafone 6.what make phone do you have? Sony Ericsson T610 7.do you think having off-peak is a good idea? yes 8.does your network have any special offers?if so what are they. not any I know of. 9.what makes you want to buy a phone it will make calls and not die. 10.what makes you choose a particular network? best reception 11.how much are you willing to spend on your next phone? 60 quid. 12. if a phone had a lot of media coverage would it tempt you more to buy it? probably. 13.How much do you spend a month on phone top-ups or contract?(roughly) 20-ish quid.

Ruffian non lock on? Works a charm for me. Soyo grips are quite expensive, but even thinner. Can't be ridden gloveless. The monty/tryall rubber grips are thin aswell, but don't last very long.

www.try-all.com

I had the same. I just kept on riding for an hour or so. Then I walked home and suffered back pain for a week or something.. It's fine now.

He rode a BT 5.0 before..

Superbowl commercials.. http://www.big-boys.com/articles/superbowl2005.html

Mark, The XTP Mod is the Benito Ros replica. :( So it's kinda his sig frame.

A-, Air, and 'Float on' by Modest Mouse.. Even used the tune in a 2004 video. :(

You doing the Euros, Phil?

Same for me really. Life's too short to worry.

I use the very same model as you Tomm, but in the Pewter colour. I ride proper bmx on it though :wub: Tis a decent ride for the buck,

I haven't said anything? :wub: Anywho.. Anyone of you doing the Euros in Sweden this year?

What has Chai got to do with it?

For 26", the try-all cnc IS the regular try-all hub.

You're generalising way too much, Danny. There's hiphop about OTHER things than bling, cars, hoes and guns. There's hiphop about politics and feelings aswell. (Y) A hiphop/rap gig can be even better than an Emo one. Lyrics are generally faster, which means more words and that equals more information/story telling. Don't knock it 'til you've tried it.

Here's my top tip. Get a VERY cheap (I'm talking no-name parts) front wheel with a silver rim. Give it a grind or whatever, to see how it works out. Might weigh a bit extra, and look shit, but you may decide how you want it. I got a £20 front wheel, because I didn't want to grind my beasty Spinergy wheel, and wanted something for the muddy comps. Worked a charm. Today I run a front disc. Works very well, much better than the vee brake.

You sure? With the right blend, layering (directions, thickness), combination of different fibres and the quality of the manufacturing (incl. autoclave treatment), you can get an extremely tough product, which isn't very brittle at all. If the riders would focus less on the looks of the fibre, and more on the performance of the composite, we'd see drastical improvements in quality and strength. Example, if you look at the aircraft industry, you'll hardly see the 'classic' CF weave, but fibres in one direction only, or other kinds of fibre composites. Aramide or glass fibres are more resistant to scratching and general wear... The components turn out in a brown-yellow kind of colour, but perform better. :(

Arent the Red ones a Ltd. edition or something? They've done white ones and stuff too...

popping wheelies -> XC -> trials -> bmx. Still riding the two latter.