Janson

Nah, I prefer to be on top, love.

It makes quite a big difference in clamping force actually. It's not that relevant on bikes, but more of a big deal in airplanes for example. A lubed thread generally speaking gives a higher clamping force than an unlubed one, both tightened to the same torque.

I wouldn't know, she's so keen she usually comes over to mine... Enough now..

remember though, that 5Nm gives a higher clamping force if the threads are greased/lubed. because less force is used to overcome friction, and more to tighten the bolt itself...

Agreed, his bed is nice

that document needs more pictures.

Just ride. It took 5 minutes for my cousts to bed in.

http://tv.isg.si/site/filebrowser/kattnjanson http://tv.isg.si/site/filebrowser/kattnjanson

should be up on tv.isg in 10-20 minutes.

i was talking about the people losing their hearing.

QUOTE(deanie-b @ May 28 2006, 08:29 AM) ←The coustellier brothers beg to differ Cousts are on a medium freshly ground rim are damn good, and brake acceptably in the wet. I said on a smooth rim. They work equally well in the wet as in the dry if your rim is ground. Mine do.

Go for a ride? This thread is like the rim drilling threads we had earlier. Wonder what'll come next.

the volume control is there for a reason. to lower the volume. idiots.

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yep, the ava is indeed the cheesy yank police guy. ive never shaved my pubes so i wouldnt know anything about it.. i do care now

oh my god i was so not expecting a picture. help.

no pics no care.

Coust pads are surprisingly grippy on a smooth rim or a very worn grind.. I'd not trust them in the wet though. The best vee pads I've ever used for the front are the BBB Triple stop. They're ACE! http://www.cyclesense.co.uk/products.php?plid=m14b0s104p1430

It was in Sofiero.. waaay down south. Johan's ridden for onza for a while now, maybe a few months? He rides for the onza importer, who used to import Monty but switched to onza, hence the bike swap.

You could have put a kilo of crack on your desk and nobody would notice it in that picture, Lee. A good magic trick is all about distractions...

last day of the weekdays of the week before the last week of college. Next week should be good, ~5 lessons left, then it's all fun and games for the rest of the week.

I'm going to make a King tool in a few weeks when I start working, should be a bit of a challenge! I'm fairly sure about what it's going to look like, just need to get it done.

dell xps, 20" tft etc.

Chicago - You're the inspiration We synced it in the computer room at college the other day, 10 computers blasting it at full volume in perfect sync, everyone pissed themselves with laughter.. http://www.terrificmusic.com is the best for that stuff.