NVWOCI WVS

vs You lose, you buiscuit-cake!

That's pretty not cool?

NO, NOT RLY.

I have just hung all my washing out in my room, because the cunting tumble driers dont work.

Miserable failures, the lot of you!

get a timex.

Shhhhhhh..... It's because the brake was too damn good! It just ripped the pads apart.

Nice colour, reminds me of my ooooooold BMX...

My magura with spanish fly pads on a chrome rim will beat all of your fancy ground nonsense any day.

Lazy or stoopid?

Leeson 505 or whatever the mod was? There were only ever 2 of them I think.

I've had that exact setup, and I've also had an XTR vee brake with XTR lever and Plaz CRV pads on the front. That beats the BB7 for bite and hold, but I always end up going back to a BB7, just feels right for me.

No, it's badaids.

gayz.

Riser bars for bombing about town (note the awesome knogg lights in this picture). Drops for riding any kind of distance. Spoke Pattern of massive win.

I am personally sorry, Jaffacakes. I feel partly responsible for the lack of nocturnal activity. However, this shall be my triumphant return to the world of insomnia.

That looks just like the seafront at Aldeburgh, but it isn't, it's San Diego... Fact for you there. I've had a few roadies aver the years. My favourite build was my Orbea. It was the Top model Asphalt frame (The one with all the aero tubing) with ITM carbon forks, Tiagra groupset and Hope Mono wheelset on Mavic aero rims. Such a nice bike, I could have ridden it all day with no problem! The current build, closest to a proper roadie, which I have, is my Fixed conversion, but it's sweet. It's a realy nice Gitane luged frame with full Columbus tubing, WeThePeople Royal 3Piece BMX cranks with a 43tooth Profile Imperial sprocket, and a Hope XC front hub on the rear with a custom made 120mm axle and spacer and the fixed cog bolts onto the disc mount. It's such a solid setup, and feels so goo to ride! It's got velocity deep-v aero rims aswell and a sweet rear wheel build. I have some photos if anyone wants to see.

Nice gurn That has to be a pretty solid lump of snow to take that weight without breaking. good job.

Did anyone else notice he was wearing a suit!? That landing must have jared his back, it looked pretty painful!

That looks pretty nice, Matt. Good job. Not ghetto enough to be a proper 24" leeson though How does it feel with that bar/stem? Looks really low to me.

When I took the piss out of the famous 'Hendrix Boxx' the other day, my post got deleted

Still coming down pretty hard here, but a lot of what was on the ground has started to melt, and because the ground is damp, the fresh stuff isn't settling.

You beat me to it really good video. Definitely worth watching. you can really see the effort that's been put into it.

That was a really good watch. Really well made little documentary. It would be great if a short film like that was aired on TV, would probably generate a lot of interest in the sport. The camera work was really impressive too. I'll put a link in trials videos in a minute. Edit: Bigman beat me to it.