Brian Bleech

Michael needs dependable adults in his life who will help him learn how to ... how to what ????? bored a few more... Mikey Needs Our Help Mikey Needs Your Support Mikey needs to beat up his postal delivery service What Mikey needs is a *rimshot*. how many years have we all been saying that what Michael needs is a really good shag! ??? Michael needs lie-down after two days in bed

nicest one yet i think the tires look big because of the rims, but they should be fine

eh... sounds confusing, no punching though!! gutted! glad to see you can make it... right i am off for a poo..

this worked for me without any probs!! fixed tensioners are good, but I think they work best when up tensioned! but it seems that an awesome tensioner would be the mounting of the rennen/fresh, with the sprung rohloff cage(Y)

just punch the f**ker in the face...

me, kev, and kenny are coming along with tim! yeah just meet at this gap, so its just by the station is it? It will make it easier! ...must remember to ziptie my brake together tonight ...

I am quite tempted to try the greens or browns, as my current red heatsink wear down a little too fast on my grind (manuals and shiz...) and i think something harder is in order. I have been impressed by kevs browns, they last him ages! I will be fitting them into heatsink vee backings, so how the fook do i get the them out!

Snake!

Flashback & Another World

i am the eggman

what do you have at the moment? There is nothing wrong with a front magura or vee brake. Your money £25 would probably be best spent making them work well! Or save up a little bit more for an avid disc.

me, kenny and kev are deffo on our way down on saturday. wheres a good and easy place to park? ta

the moto diggars are a pretty good tire, expecially for the front! Mine last just over a year (still has grip, but i have just worn a gole in the side from dropout tricks ) For the back I a maxxis swampthing 2.5, which is probably the best tire choice for trials, there are some other good more streety tire out there, if you wanna go that route (tioga comp x) the bike looks pretty decent and its looks like you have it set up well too.

sorry can't be of any help fierectly, but try adobeforums.com - they have sorted out any problems i have had!! Mike

my biggest drop was 18 cubic litres high and i landed on a banana skin and slipped and fell onto my bum...true story!

fairgrounds - simply red

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basically i am getting this message when i update my ipod, i think the hard disk is buggered! which is a bummer!! anyhow, anyone got any ideas as to anything else it may be? [attachmentid=3808] thanks mike

i think jeff lenosky still has you beat...

'down with the sickness' - disturbed. its just annoying as hell that song by the rasmus that was popular ... horrid AIDEN << SHITE!

awesome - well worth the download the guy on the chucker...amazing! proof you don't need a fancy new spangly bike to do ace stuff on!!!

Too true, low front ends just feel weird and having a low front end can have its limitations too! nice bike dude

arrow racing or kris holm uni rim

the tioga comp x tires look pretty good and I have been impressed by the ones boon has been running and they seem great for street. For more a trialsy tire set up the best combo i have found so far its a maxxis swampthing rear and a dmr moto digger up front - this is definately a better combo in wet and for natural stuff! my next setup I am getting the arrow racing launch tires ( http://www.arrowracing.com ) they have a decent width 2.35 and a low rolling resistance design, but they comes in two compounds a standard 60 and a more sticky 47. I am gonna be trying the stickier ones owt, and they are cheap at £16 a tire.

on the subject of insurance, who would anyone reckonmend? at the moment i am thinking of lloyds tsb, i bank with them and kenny recently got his bikes stolen from his shed (mine are gonna be kept in the shed) and he had no problems with them.