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Theres not much to say really, the beauty of pallets is you can stack them and change the height to suit your standard/needs. It gets VERY repetitive after a while but its still something basic you can always ride, familiarise with etc etc. For the west wales indoor, we've utilised some cotton reels and altered them in quite funky ways. We've got one thats on its side, and elevated at one side, giving an upwards slope, really fun! The best way is to just move the pallets around and think of geometric shapes you can build with them ('L' shapes, teeth etc)

as 'E' and 'W' are next to each other on the keyboard, did you mean WH Smith? In which case no, you can not purchase tar from WH Smith But seriously if you pay ANY money for tar, you've been robbed. Just take it off the road/roadworks etc

and obviously whip the elves into getting the products into the jiffy bags...

do we send them to you or post here? Multiple entries?

You thought WRONG.

wasn't this 'Pete wright's bike'-inspired ?

in the words of a wise frenchman... 'just get the back wheel a bit higher....'

thats a pint of money at any good student bar. or a packet of crisps at any other.

wooop nice one Nick, some great lines from Dave there, my video is en route, just editing it now, bit snowed under atm with work but digging my way out and Ill be back riding soon, hopefully next week! Guys you gotta see this, its a bit long, but its a really good show of everything in the barn, sizing, adaptability, lighting (the spots give AWESOME shadows as you can see...) its really good Thanks for getting my 180 on the beam too Nick

your riding style very much reminds me of CLS Really great moves there, good effort

Ive realised that a good word for Stan's style is clinical - everything is so precise and solid. And Ali's style makes everything look mega meaty and awesome sidehopping stuff to back! ace Loved the video, was nice and chilled. Favourites moves were ali on the notches around the slabs and the roll ups....lol... and stans gap ups to back, again so precise! worth a download to be honest

or use thinner pedals....

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&sour...676346&z=11 interested yet?

seriously, anything Your height is average to anything to be honest, unless you got freaky t-rex style arms, any bike will do im 5'11 and i ride a pirahna long. Love it

lol... i think its one of those bikes everyone on here would love to have a go on, but not actually go buy

from me

what you're saying about strength is not *strictly* true Carbon fibre has a much greater UTS (ultimate tensile strength) which basically is the maximum strength the material can withstand before it starts necking (elongation of the material and a reduction in cross sectional area). What this means is you cant stretch the bars outwards which normally doesn't happen anyway unless you're weird. The however is in the direction which they are normally used, they are far weaker than aluminum. They can obviously withstand the forces of use on a trials bike, they're not THAT useless... but if you crash badly on them, they die. The stresses on the hoop of the bars are simply too high and they buckle Ive also heard this from a first hand source who, as hes not replied, probably isn't allowed to say himself or cba or whatever So in essence they're great if you''re not going to fall on them. They're super light and in use you wont feel a difference in rigidity with them. IMO, not worth the stonking price tag :/

In anodized bottles.

....but TARTYBIKES water may be a killer product.....

graphite is also a lubricant.

who cares, its an awesome trick!!

mostly daves, and for once not mine

to be honest, im not sure if I liked that advert... The bit at the end made me laugh, but it didnt seem related to the car at all? Unless the slogan at the end did I dunno. Sweet moves as always though!

Nick not sure if you're gna get this, but me and dan are heading over tonight! Ill text dave and ozzy now too. Also im driving for the first time now, so can I have either a post code or google maps location please?