Brian Bleech

i run a full length outer (linear slic) and it feels great :P - i dunno if its really any better or worse haven't run it normally for years and only started because my zebber didn't have cable stops. It works great - less chance of muck and crap getting in and its easier to fit. mike

answer pro tapers have a bare a striking similarity to ea70s (Y) I prefer the easton vice bars over the ea70s :turned: mike

koolstop salmon compound mtb pads from wiggle :turned: - trust me! miles better from all round use, inc trials (Y)

lee buchanen snapped his...

isn't a 2 maggies, 1 lever always gonna feel a bit crap though, because of stuff like pad wear rates being different. If you could get both brakes hitting the rim at exactly the same time, then it would probably feel nice. I kinda like the idea of have two separate brake systems (that joe elding suggested) and using one giant lever, but having two tpa's - that kinda seems like it would work. odyessy make a bmx lever than can run two cables into in it, maybe that could come in useful. i have been running just a back brake for the last few weeks and it hasn't been that bad, still can sidehop gap, up, gaps to front wheel and loadsa other stuff. started messing arounf with footjam stuff too (Y) was kinda fun!! other than that running two separate brake levers on the same side (like that dude in the wheelchair) and learning to brake with your 'second' (is it the middle finger? i dunno :turned: ) could work! mike

i ride bmx too....apparently :) :P :P - there is quite a few 24" doods in the leeds area, pretty cool

ashton geo is 380mm stays +20 bb rise 73 degree headangle 1030 wheelbase my leeson is exactly the same except i went for a a 74 degree head angle and +25mm bb rise, it rides super nice. have fun mike

29.1 lbs

24" is awesome - been riding them for 2 years. I love it i can ride natty, street, skateparks on mine, plus i can't afford/don't have the time for more than one bike really. I know it ain't the best bike for BIG taps, gaps, sidehops, but i just love blasting at random seeing what can be done.

buckethead is tecnically awesome! his colma album is fantastic, plus he can robot dance and play the guitar at the same time. slash's style is way better for gnr though.

the echo pads suck <_< don't bother! workm pretty well on a dry and clean smooth rim, but a bit of dampness or dustiness and it all goes to pot. suck on a grind too....don't bother

buckethead is awesome

interesting to note that there are no hubs in the trial area, but there is in every other...

both of my ashtons cracked at the top/seat tube join, one also went of the bb yoke as well. A few have had a flared headtube too

your joking right? buying stuff from itunes...chyeah right

yeah generally stuff like gf, bike, food, music, gigs, random crap...all come before it! Have you got any planned tim? just got paid today and already been on internet buying bike stuff. oh and i actually fitted a front brake last night :S mike

thats an awesome tattoo, so bright and colourful. the sailor jerry stuff should be cool too, really cool image's and designs :S I have had one designed (in my head) for years, can never afford it though :P - i guess it isn't too high on my priorities list though, not that i have a list...

ozzy played 'crazy train' and sabbath played 'paranoid'

get it and play around with stem lengths, till you find one thats fits properly :S

or they look like small mtb's :S a few years ago, every ones bike would have looked a big bmx... and what about... onza woodstock, base ta26, echo pure, etc anyhow, i say get it - the geo looks very good :lol: - and the spec is pretty good for the money

slash jamming with toto at the the key club in L.A... :P :S we are not worthy

i agree its rare that a horror film actually scares me, maybe because it i know its fake or something. 'i spit on your grave' and 'cannibal holocaust' - these films are not scary as such, but really uncomfotable to watch! 'night of the living dead' (origional & 1987 remake) - actually prefer the remake, not scary though, just a good film. 'dawn of the dead' (origional) - again not scary, but a good film 'ring' (japanese origional) - probably the second most scary film i have seen, but there was loads of rip offs afterwards 'dark water' & 'the grudge' being two, which have practically the same story line. evil dead trilogy - these are just 'groovy' 'zombie flesh eaters' - just a good zombie film 'junk' and 'wild zero' - cool and kinda bizarre japanese zombie films 'cube' - dunno if this qualifies as actual horror, kinda sci-fi too - has loadsa good talking pionts after :( 'event horizon' - pretty scary, definately gives me the creeps at times. Sam Neil 'texas chainsaw massacre' - scariest film ever, its so intense the first time you see it. kinda loses something if you watch it again, because you know waht happens 'tremors' - not scary at all, but one of the funniest schlock horror films of all times, awesome. 'house of a 1000 corpses' - weird and wonderful, some cool characters, shots and random things. bit of a texas chainsaw massarce though. that'll do for now. mike EDIT - it thought SAW was good though, interesting characters and story. that doll thing creeped me out haha - ain't seen SAW 2 yet

great video - didn't seem as long as it was :( editing was great and rding was too, really enjoyed the credits (in a good way :S ) mike

a bunch of us are going up on sunday :( come then instead bucky mike

depends if it was the remake or origional though, that said the origional still wasn't amazing...