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http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1252928#1252928 If that bike's really 1989, those levers could possibly be the model after, so you're looking at early 90's maguras. Cool!

First bike, one that had optional stabilisers, was some red and white apollo bike. Think I went for stabilisers, and then one day I said, I'll try it without, and mum or dad gave me a bit of a hand getting started and I was away. My mum tells me I got the hang of it pretty quick, quicker than my brother.

There's an option, not on all types of transaction. I think it's on the second stage of making a transaction. The fees are usually deducted from the money you send. I'm personally not bothered, grin and bear it, it's not like the fees are a large percentage.

My account is 100% verified. I get charged for anything. There is the option to choose who's charged, but there is still charges.

You need to follow this kid's advice. In the context of lenses, of course.

We're second cousins, we look sort of alike, JD also sort of looks sort of like me, sort of. Someone (greetings?) speculated we were one user with three accounts, which in turn turned into us being actually the same person, split personality type thing.

Dan's too short to be part of us. Muel's the third one. I did see some dude in a riding video who might pass as a 4th...

On tarty it's discontinued, which means it's no longer made. Looks like you'll be chasing old stock then. That shop you found might be your best bet.

Get your bleed margins sorted*, slap it on a memory stick and go to the closest printer to your college. *I say that because I didn't for my college project and so it came on a bigger piece of paper than I needed :/

Yeeeeaahhh. I wonder if anyone could do one in a gap?

Never break this bike. Never get it dirty.

Yeah, that's normal. That's just being a student. Here's an example - I have a research project to do. As it happens I've learnt a great deal about how to not do the research project. I've learnt even more about not doing my degree show catalogue entry.

Less of a 'can't afford', more of an 'if I buy it and my car has any issues in it's MOT I'm f**ked.'

Hold your eyelids tight so you can't. Believe me I sucked at it first, I still suck at it somewhat but it's got a damn sight easier over the trial 2 weeks.

Seriously?

Jack Reacher books are good, I like them. I bought a book by James Patterson once... Well, at one point I was seriously considering putting it down. You know, in that book the main lead (sending the character to africa to find the bad guys) was delivered by a bar tender. 'HAY I think those guys were africans'. I think he's just spent lots of money on marketing, rather than writing good books. Anyway, other ones by him might be decent but I'll not bother looking. Andy McNab's books, well, the one I read (exit wound?) was pretty good. Terry Pratchett is good too. I dunno if anyone's mentioned him

I think Bigman was on about trying something like that.

That's a good speech. If only...

Actually I'd agree on this case. What I will say about it is YES. More of this is needed.

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/topic/169266-when-night-falls-they-turn/ Judging by this I doubt you'll disappoint. VIDEO NAO

Well, I can ride a bike with no handlebars. It's hard to get started but I can do it. Maybe not so good for tricks...

Hence it only being a prod I'm not so sharp with spices, I usually guess and it turns out not very flavoursome, so if I have something to go off I can taste it and think 'bleugh, that flavour is too strong, I'll use less of that' and such like.

Little Yoshi's disc mount snapped on his. Mine has been faultless, but I'm a pansy so I don't count.

A prod in the right direction is nice.

How much of these, though?