bikeperson45

You're going to have to speak to them in person and arrange to meet, sending emails will probably achieve very little.

That last whip was pretty confident to be whipping during a world champs race like that

What a tease

If that was a movie that would be a pretty good tag line, I'd go see it.

Awesome riding, and cool to see some spinny stuff as well. Although with those jeans you do look like a Tim Burton character

I've thought that about their other videos, not so much this trailer though. I know I'm not a fan of adding tailwhips in all the time, takes away from the smoothness. It's just going to be an internet video like the other ones, isn't it?

I fail to see how having a wrist operation effects your spelling and grammar, unless the pin went through a vital literacy organ Anyways, what do you have at the moment? I'd assume it's preferable just to get a 24" frame as that's what it's designed for and the brake mounts will be lined up so you don't have to use disc. And Danny Mac rides his prototype frame in Industrial Revolutions, which is going to come out eventually as the Inspired Skye, or so I hear. You probably couldn't get 26" wheels in a Zoot, but I haven't tried it. Your friend James sounds cool and the postman sounds very rude delivering your post.

I don't want to be cynical, but a petition will probably do little although it is a good starting point. We're trying something similar in Henley (see my signature) and we've only just really started to progress and that's after turning up to a few council meetings, holding our own first public meeting and having our own project group meetings. Have you faced any opposition already? It should be easier for you considering the council have already agreed to invest on the BMX park presumably, but still, anyone can go out and get a few hundred people to sign a petition. Make sure you make your case well, showing how it benefits the community not just for you riders. I'll sign the petition later by the way, cool to see Danny Mac signed it (if it is him )

Full video now up -

I'm pretty surprised that frame's lasted. Great photos and riding though

It's a Hope Pro 2, took it apart and once again the bearings have eroded. This has happened in 3 weeks so I'm going to take it back to the LBS, not happy.

Basically, whenever the wheel is turning so are the cranks, I can even pedal backwards with this. When I stop pedaling the chain stops and gets jammed or something (loses tension and top of chain goes towards the chainstay). This happened before and getting the hubs bearings seemed to stop it, but this has only lasted three weeks. Adjusting the tensioner does nothing. Any ideas? Thanks

I think 2k's going to be the minimum for the frame. Only see people using them at world champion rounds though, why anybody would want something that light for general riding is beyond me.

How are the Trialtechs on a smooth rim anyone?

That's what I liked about them, didn't make it look as impossible.

Undo the stem bolts, tighten the top cap as much as you can till it prevents easy steering, tighten stem bolts. Hopefully it's just that, seems to happen on new bikes.

Saw Cowboys and Aliens last night, thought it was good, didn't bore me. The aliens were a bit typical though, I really want to see an original alien movie.

It's 42 minutes with 15 minutes extra footage, so about 70p a minute...

Seen Concrete Circus on channel 4?

I feel the same way. Was such a relief it didn't turn out to be pathetically unfunny. The dancing over to the girls scene was enough for me

Is there anything stopping me downloading the trailer and slowing it done so it's in normal time?

I've found the Leeches ones to be pretty good, work fine for anythings that's not a massive pinch puncture for me.

They're both owned by the same guy, Dave Cleaver I think. But that's purely from memory based on random information from this forum..

GET 2 was 18, and that was filmed over 4 years