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If you'd read the thread you'd find out what a switzerland squeaker is...

I'm worried.

Not necessarily. If the diameter's right, then it will just press in. As for removing, you knock the axle out first, then pull the remaining set of bearings out.

Bless, you're only 13.

crash mat, landing mat, same thing. Basically, one of the principles in free-running is shock absorbing. The idea is you learn to roll out of big falls, so that you can take larger drops without getting hurt. In which case, what the f**k do they need a crash mat for, they can already survive bigger falls than usual.

Irony! But seriously, it's explained in my post. Read the thread?

Get rid of your sig altogether. And then your TF account...

Exactly this.. that dude is doing 360 flips on the flat... its not freerunning... I would've thought to do a championship for freerunning they'd set out a course across the city, and let people run it one by one, fastest wins. After all, the idea is to make your ruote the most efficient. This would test their thinking on their feet, as well as their skill at free-running. Putting a pile of blocks and a... sigh... landing mat, for people to flip off onto, that's, well, not it.

Age: 20 Bike: half-way between a leeson and a fourplay at the mo What is the best trials specific product you have ever used?: ciguena 24" frame What is the worst trials specific product you have ever used?: those shitting blocks on the 02 t-pro frame I had that were a cock to set up How long have you been riding?: a year, i guess How often do you ride?: not often. BMXing right now How often do you ride with other riders?: Most of the time I ride Highest sidehop: f**k no Longest gap, flat to flat: just over my height length i think Biggest tap: f**k no Biggest drop: just under my height Biggest up: Can you tailwhip?: Can you switzerland squeaker?: no. It's not a 'knollie' either. It's a scuffed rolling reverse stoppie if anything. A nose manual, scuffed backwards. A nollie is a bunnyhop, but where you lift the rear up first and the front last.

You'd better know yourself!

A railway? On the road between Mcdonalds and St. Tubbo's School for the Obese? 6 Metres off the edge of a cliff?

Even an evil man is charming if he is articulate.

Don't make excuses. It was just a baaaaaaaaad idea. Seriously, 'MANANICAL'? It's sunday, can't you find a sunday school to go to to learn how to spell?

Surely, if they just redesigned the shape of the dropouts to absorb shock a bit better, all would be well?

I wouldn't worry about pinching. The tyre's meant to be pretty good. Try not to ram your wheel into sharp edges and you'll be fine.

Just to let you know, I voted for all four of the answers in the first two questions, because I could. Although I can't say I've got hydrolic or macanical brakes. Mind you, I can actually spell.

It was so obvious, that that has to be sarcasm.

If the frame has 4bolt mounts, it's HS33. If it's a vee mounts, some kind of onza vee brake.

This friend, with the dwarf, he actually got laid, twice, through WOW.

Deadmines, right. Yeah, whenever I played it, without getting my mate, huh, lv 80 dwarf hunter ect to run me through it, we'd make it to the first boss at the most.

In my experience, brakes brake your bike quite effectively.

They're pretty big at ridding us from the city centre in Notts for riding trials.

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Fun? It's ok I suppose... once you get to a certain level, it becomes tedious. The quests are pretty creative, but if you look through them hard enough, they still revolve around 'get 10 of these, kill 10 of these, take this to there..' The social aspect is interesting, but more frustrating. Whenever I went in (I only made it to the one with the Van Cleef dude), no-one was actually of enough use to get all the way through. People would just give up, or be shit... So yeah, CBA with that, I could be inside playing that all day, like one of my friends, or I could be outside riding... tough choice!