ilikeriding

20" is beast makes stuff look bigger, and generally more fun/bouncy, 26 all the way though if our 6ft+, dont want a broken back

People are far too paranoid about the exact geo of their bikes, twitchyness seems like a bag of wank to me surley if it was slightly more complicated to control it would give better overall bike control in the end? Any bike can be ridden to a decent standard and if damon and the like can do that stuff on a GU theres no problem at all. Go for it rob, grant has'nt ridden one, as everyone is a different height, size, build ect. no one can say this for sure anyway. I bet It'd feel a damn sight nicer than a t-rex.

L.M.A.O If they annoy you, don't watch them. I'm pretty sure youll get over it.

My mate has a sony camcorder and I've got the HD video's off it but, they are saved as a .mts extension When i play these files the quality is appauling and it jerks all over the shop. Any suggestions on what to do?? Media player won't convert it Got the latest nNro that hasn't even been released yet won't convert it The software that came with the camera converts it to mpg but it still wont play properly on any players i can think of.

doesnt work...

my compter logs off once of twice as soon as i log on, then stops, and the internet doesnt work after an hour or so but msn still does

Yes, the same perosn asked if it made a cup of tea for that price.

Used to do a fair bit, knackers your knees though, cant do it anymore. Helped alot with my trials, just being able to jump far and that.

Are you heat treating your onza T-vee?

Usually the pad material wont need any form of glueing, but a dab of superglue wouldn't do any harm

No there are no comments yet, until now, good effort there- liking the second one.

not drinking gives me headaches

How old are you?, sounds like you had a bad day.

Practise, if you're only at kerb height you're blatently not putting the effort in.

I dont know why but it just doesnt look like a sidehop Seen the vid : fairplay. wierd tuck though

I have to agree the content of your 'riding help' topics doesnt quite justify a sponsership, It would have saved yourself an argument if you did'nt lie about it in the first place. If you are sponsored, fairplay, must have taken a fair bit of hassling. I doubt that people will be particularly welcoming to you here until you get your spelling/full stops sorted out, its gets pretty confusing. If the spellcheck doesnt work, use microsoft word. Read my post more carefully Also its pretty insane being sponsored but not knowing the difference between a hook and a tap.

I think you won a giant turd

My neck hurts

Go to your local bike shop, bout £2

I think its looks cool when your gapping towards the camera, with a low angle, but the rider still in full view, get as much variation as possible.

Theres nothing wrong with that, maybe just lean back a bit more on the back wheel before you hop.

Im not sure I quite get you, you said you can clear it but you're scared of staying on the back wheel, on the landing of the dropgap?, practise I spose but if the landing is fairly low down theres nothing wrong with dropping the front. If your bottling something you need to start smaller and work your way up, use crates or something.

Can you order stuff like that straight from china at their price (+tax) to england?

Cheers matey! without you I would never have known that the: - World famous hub and brake manufacturer Hope have branched out and now offer a range of CNC machined handlebar stems, 100% made in Lancashire, England. - Available in oversized (31.8mm diameter to fit most current trials handlebars) or standard (25.4, most traditional risers and some trials bars) clamp sizes. - CNC machined from a single billet of 2014 T6 aluminium. - Four bolt front handlebar clamp for excellent dependable clamping. - Sculpted steerer clamp region saves weight while producing a great looking stem. - Available in 50, 70, 90, 110 or 130mm lengths and in 0° or 10° rise, in both clamp sizes. - Laser etched Hope logos and available in Black, Silver, Red, Blue, Gunmetal Grey or Gold. - 42mm stem clamp height. - 176g for a 110mm reach, 10° rise 31.8mm clamp version. And lets pot it this way they don't look bad but are they any good for trials.