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Too many sidehops dude, where's the variation!?

Feeney still does it for me, soooo fluid.

If it was the wrong video, why not just change the link?

I've machined the actual dropouts out to take King HD Bolts, so you can use any hub you like, you just gotta change the insert (that's the genius of the 360 dropout )

That makes a big difference to the price. What driveshell does it have?

Apparently, GCSEs will be done on coursework, predicted grades and practice exams, so i'd be f**ked. Anyone know about A-level+ ?

Well, you say that...

DOB = dent or bend. Really light frames, but they're cheap and pretty poorly made, almost everyone i know that's got one that's been ridden has cracked or snapped at some point.

Some people in Canvey have got it. Natural selection is actually working!

18:16!? Andy you lightweight Looking really good fellas, i would say something patronising like ride them well, but i'm sure you're doing that already!

It's just a proII trials with tartybikes written on it.

Bet that's a bunnyhopping machine!

As demonstrated by yours truly today - they're still pissing bolood. I wear shorts Seriously though, 661 veggies are great

Game on!

Mad props for the 4 year bump. And no, no it's not - i sail pretty competitively and that's getting horrendously expensive. £8000 for the boat (and that's cheeeeeeap), another £1000 for kit, getting places, doing shit, 300 euros just for entry to the Europeans

They used to ride bikes (or maybe they still do, who knows)

Due to a change of plans, Jon's gotta let Winstaaaaaaaaaan go. Anyone want him? 1956, 200tdi Paroblics, Decent ones with pro comp shocks, Full Autosparks wiring loom, Ashcroft high ratio transmision Later axels 24 spline front, Fairey freewheeling hubs Truck Cab and Soft top included, All new brakes - cylinders braided hoses, Needs a new set of lineings at some point! Immaculate chassis and bulkhead. £3500 ono

I do that, no adverse effects within the last 3/4 years or so.

I've developed an unhealthy addiction to that recently, surprisingly good.

Come out on a ride with us dude, you can have a bash on my 24" Leeson, and i'm sure Simp and Jon wouldn't mind if you had a go on their Inspireds Not many streety stocks left round here (who come out regularly, anyway), my last Leeson was a 26" (stock) and was reeeeally streety, but Nick Pyke's turned that into a 24" street rig, Frika has a Planet X Zebdi, i'm sure he wouldnt mind if you had a little play on that, as does Leon if ever he's out. Just get out and try things, work out whats right for you

Another vote for Leeson! You get the full package. After having two i dont think i could ever ride a different frame, they're just amazing. The quality is un-rivaled, really innovative designs. Get one with the right geo and you'll be in love with it immediately, if not you'll adjust and love it. Easily repairable, Clive is God, so passionate about them, top notch totally genuine bloke - treats you as a friend not just a customer and will help out with absolutely anything you'll ever need. The after-sales support is astounding (e.g when Andrew Walker snapped his 505 in half, sent it to Clive and it came back good as new - who else does stuff like that!?) Absolute hero. Shame they're not in production anymore

Just mask it up or make some stencils if you want logos and stuff, i kinda reverse stencilled mine: Painting frames is easy, just take your time and think of what you wanna do to it before hand (or do what all the cool kids do and just throw paint at it)

Just progress at your own pace, make sure you enjoy what you do and it'll all come with time EDIT: You got an e-mail address/ facebook? I'll invite you to the group on there, contains all you'll need to know.

Monty's are hugely overpriced imo, you pay for the name not the quality - it will crack/ snap. Echo's/Zoo's are both aimed at 'TGS' street riding, and the Monty is aimed at natural, you cant really compare them.