Alex-Mitchinson

Class vid, that pedal kick up to front at the end with the securtiy guard there was pretty good. Also, whats the name of the song anyone? Sounds like oasis, if it is, good lad huge oasis fan lol

Forward for all......but If I could actually sidehop then I would probs use that when there is little run-up.

Firstly, learn how to spell 'colour'. I wouldn't go for a colour scheme if i was you, just keep it simple; Mainly black and silver, white rims look good also. Completely up to you though.....

Might be different ones then lol. Are they quite spongy? Kinda the opposite to the try-all ones.

I used to have grips like them, possibly same ones. Its like holding jelly in your hands, from what I can remember!

That was a class vid! Huge sidehops from both directions, very nice.

That is a horrible helmet lol, not worth £40 Its just a pisspot with a viser. You can get a good giro for around £40.

Price range? I know you want cheap...... but a little clue as to how much cash you got would be good.

Both good helmets, I've got a xen and a mates got an E2. If you have the cash then go for an xen purely because they have added protection around the back of your head and neck.

Dont you think he would actually learn to ride with opposite brakes before he tried "steep" drops.

Exactly lol!! Was me and tom (jsymole) who rode it. It was on this huge farm and everyday we would go back to it and bring a couple of pallets with us from nearby. We had loads in the end and it was so much fun being able to ride whatever the weather! But then we turned up one day and everything was gone, just plants and stuff all over the floor, next thing we were being chased by all these pitch-fork-carrying farmers. Haven't been there since

Riding in the wet is ok, riding when its actually raining is horrible!

Also, why is it listed in "disk break components" ? lol

After lost finished on skyone they announced it will be back later in the year...... so i rekon it will be feb at the very latest.

Haha, where did you get that from?

This may not be right but it works for me... once you have selected the object and when you move the mouse it follows it, left click the mouse to drop it. I found that you have to drop it above where you want it to be (so drop it in mid air) and then it falls down to the ground where you want. Hard to explain but hope i helped. Let me know if it works, if not I will try and explain a bit better lol.

Please

Decided not to get the forks but emailed the guy who works there anyway, he said it was 25euros to post to jersey. (not sure about mainland UK) Which I suppose is not to bad seen as they are based in Latvia!!

Dont really understand what that means.... I have a 160 bb7 with a mount on but dont know what size it is? Will it fit?

They are 26" though, I am on about 20" forks. Cheers anyway.

I was there to see it happen, worst trial crash I ever seen in real life.

BUMP

lace the spokes up to hub and rim if you can, without tightening and trueing. takes quite a while but not really difficult. Bike shops will then probs charge quite a lot less for the biuld. Good for learning how to do it seen as you can't really do anything that can't be fixed if you get it wrong and also if your tight on cash.

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ I get that when I go quite high, like up a climb or something.