AdamR28

How do you know!? I'll announce the winner on our website around 8pm

As soon as I've had chance to edit the video

We have a winner I will announce it later tonight...

Yep... we have a winner! Tonight Yep!

Phone call I think... and I'll post the winning receipt number up here and on our site. Ads

They haven't.

No... I don't think it would be fair to impose such a rule. I would hope the winner doesn't just go and sell it straight away though!

The raffle has now closed to new entries! I'll try and make the draw this evening (Monday 3rd December) but no promises... good luck everyone! Ads

Well done to whoever shot in with a couple of entries sometime around half 11... the competition is now closed! I hope to make the draw sometime this evening (as in... Monday evening) but I won't promise. Good luck Ads

Who runs these? Cool pics

Anybody tried that? (I know its 'swear filter' for f-t-w, but thats funny) I would say grinds are still pretty popular, and the best way to achieve consistent braking with a rim brake. The choice of brake pads has escalated slightly in the last few years though!

Haha, nice. http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q141/ho...gossip/eva1.jpg

He's still EXTREMELY annoying though!! But yeah, I hate him a bit less now And looks too much like Jon Fisher.

Hamilton = whopper! Can't wait for a dry lap

Haha, it would, but my phone alarm just went off reminding me too Nice try :wink2:

Good lad! *sets reminder on freeview box*

I like the idea, but I think it would work better if you scanned in some circles you'd drawn with an 'actual' pen instead of just doodling in paint Edit: In fact, maybe have everything handwritten and scanned in?

It's funny, all the stuff you say is crap is always disproven by my bike

Dave didn't actually make the site, but the web developer (I use the same guy - coxwebdesign.com) uses notepad.

Bikes early December, parts mid-late December (tight for xmas). Cheers, we already have this which is essentially the same: http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?id=559 except with it not having a built in handle it means it won't get stuck right next to the crank arm and stop you removing the crank :wink2: And it's less than 1/2 of the price too

Not necessarily! Let someone with lots of experience have a look at it, it's often something really simple.

Difficult to say without seeing it... but it sounds like the axle bolts may not be tight enough, or the wheel hasn't been set correctly to start with. You need both snail cams 'clicked' in to the correct tension and the wheel centred before you start to tighten the bolts.

Yeah, a long time ago... just hadn't removed them.

He's got as good a chance as anyone, in fact twice as good a chance as most people who've entered!

That you can't win if you don't buy any grips? Yep, remembered