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Don't know if this is a real bike but it looks so chunky I want one!

Gash melt that horrible thing down!

The forthcoming Mud King 2.3 looks pretty meaty too Mud King

This is how I understand it from the Conti website, which has been updated recently. The Rubber Queen still grips really well I think its a good compound that lasts, its just the tall sidewalls (especially on my 40mm rim) ripped themselves apart before the tread wore out.

Very fair, crazy bitches like that need a dry slap to calm them the f**k down definitely.

Dealing with domestic violence has become how much to beat the women?

So if a woman hits me 3 times I get to cave her face in with my testosterone filled war fist? fair..

Huge piles of style

Such quality in that vid, your mate has done a pro job. Music went so well with that 1st tap at 53s. Love Cligga Head!!

It's at the entrance to Brittany Ferry port, loads of rocks in a line, so much unused space there its stupid. Yea this is my first ever vid, certainly want to make another

Managed to find a camerawoman so we made a little vid of this evenings ride. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHPfm_iRgEA Hoping to get some proper riding on film soon!! Enjoy

Try landing both wheeled on some smaller walls first. I find jumping up the wall without the bike first helps to limber up my legs to tuck higher

I should be out Saturday, i'll put make up on

Hospitals do em

Ha, even fast motion film can't stop me looking a bit slow. Good vid of a great day, weather made it 'interesting' to say the least

The top and downtube is supposed to be a joke right? Made me chuckle.

Nah it doesn't though, it feels just like water, only slipperier so you never have to lube pistons and it sorts out lazy pistons a treat

1 minute of slick riding and good tunage is awesome

Some proper meat in this thread, appreciated

Haha Liams fails are soo funny

25 years is the guideline for a solar panels lifetime but there are space satellites that were launched in the 70s fitted with solar panels that still operate fine to this day. Sounds like a well interesting project you were working on.

If they generate just under 5 MW they qualify for a generation tariff funded by the government which means they get paid money for every kW energy they generate. http://www.fitariffs.co.uk/FITs/ And you can get the same benefits if you install a PV system on your house so it would pay for itself within 12 years and earn you money afterwards.

Reading about new breakthroughs in technology always make me feel warm inside, 15-20% energy efficiency for solar panels has never been that great but this may one day help. Sustainable living and renewable energy sources are a large part of any student engineers curriculum nowadays, for years engineers and businessmen in positions of responsibility have known sustainability is something that has to be included into a design. So if you're not involved I wouldn't worry, there are plenty of awesome people with the tools to take care of it. It would certainly help things along though if the masses were a little bit more open minded to change.

Found this to solve a similar problem, good value.

That mountain king is just too light really. Only 4 weeks until the Baron 2.3" hits our shores.