LukasMcNeal

Saw you on this when I was in Cornwall In the six weeks holidays I stay with friends near Wadebridge and we went into Bodmin town centre and saw what I presume was you and a lad on a T pro, would of come and said hello as a fellow trials rider but would of been a bit weird

Bloody hell that was smooth!

QFT

A proper trials nick you fag

I was wondering if its possible without jailbreaking? I jailbroke my iPod an eventually it just got to slow with all the things on it.

Okay thanks

Thats why you should send the hub back

Anyone?

Frozen brake definatley!!

Hey guys thinking of buying a 3GS and just wanted to know how they are unlocked? I'm buying off eBay and most have the latest software iOS 4 or whatever it is. How would I go about unlocking it? Cheers for any help

Better? Lol

Okey doke, just last time I spent more time getting the pads on the cylinder than setting up the brake!

Mark, got any tips to get the O ring over the cylinder easier? Tried water and didn't really do much?

Forks are a bit too much! With black forks that would be the best bike of 2010

Phwoarrr! Ellie Goulding!

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As i've already said you can't ask for votes!

Make sure to cover any brake mount holes as well. Make sure to always do fine coats as well, with more of them. This stops runs

Can't ask for votes mate. You can still ask questions about bikes in here Make sure you post good posts with nice spelling/grammar etc. and you be well away

For pads on a smooth rim the ultimate ones are original zoo pads but these are very rare. Someone was selling some on here a few weeks ago. If not heatsink blues are a softer compound which is ideal for smooth rims, TNN greens are also exceedingly good on a smooth rim even though theyre compound is harder, http://www.heatsinkbikes.com/?p=magura http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/hs33_brake_pads/tnn_engineering_lgm/c4p10892.html

I would recommend using a front try all

Really nice that! Rare too!