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Now you've quoted it he can't really get rid of it

Thanks a lot for that Next question Good cheap 5 bolt 22t sprockets anyone? Cheap being less then £10 This will do? http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=495

Basically, I need the tool to tighten the lockring on my Middleburn cranks, the circular one with the little notches. Which one do I need? Next question Good cheap 5 bolt 22t sprockets anyone? Thanks

Didn't like so much at first, but have ended up watching it a few times and now love it. Wasn't really what I was expecting. Loved the getting up all the ledges bit, did it so fast with no correction hops. Still think the song isn't best suited though.

I really wanted to see this actually, just out of curiosity. The description is just hilarious though

I think the same at the moment. My main criticism was the song choice, Sowerby got it spot on before in my opinion and the one used here wasn't energetic enough for my liking.

Loved it, a lot of improvement since your first video. Although I got a bit bored of those 90 tyre tap drops, learn some more spinny drops and it'll be awesome

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJNtmN-nNms&feature=related

Woah, the looting's got really bad - link

Yea that's it

Watch videos of Damon Watson, Bolvel Pavosifsfs (I can't spell his name...) Except for kick harder, lean over the front more and commit I can't think of any other advice. I think that this move is purely about commitment just because they're harder to bail from then other back wheel moves, just get confident on the front wheel more.

Found another one this evening, when I switch lights on and off in my head I say lumos and knox.

I find them easier to do on a slope so you're already over the front more, where as on flat it's just your balance. Then when you get used to the position on a slope transfer it to flat.

That was awesome, bit long for my liking but the riding was amazing.

Thanks for the help, did just need a spacer between the top cap and steerer. Mucho gracias

I consider that a good thing. Window movie maker is fine for me. Personally I don't like any effects or anything being over edited, like slow motion black and white clips that people seem to use just because they can. If you look at the best videos they're filmed well and edited pretty simply. Plus WMM is easy to use, as long as it doesn't freeze every 2 seconds like it does on some computers...

Well yea, Fight Clubs multiple personality disorder. I agree with JD that it seems weird you came here and posted about your mental health in a topic that had little to do with it.

Basically my headset is fully tightened at the top cap but I can still see it wobbling at the bottom of the headtube. I'd rather get advice and find out what the problem is before looking at it because I have the brake cable through there and it's pretty mangled so would be difficult to get it back down there again. It's the First Blog one of Tarty. Thanks

He's on it 7th down

For the sake of knowing they are superior beings.

I always make sure that when I'm listening to music I'm at least able to hear myself click my fingers as a general rule. Sometimes I'll quickly turn it off if I'm going up to a particular round about or intersection just to be safe because you are at least partially blocking out the second most important sense in terms of being on the roads.

Same as most of mine then, I accidentally did a g-turn once and almost pooped myself.

Anyone seen Source Code? I liked it a fair bit and would watch it again, but it annoys me that surely because he's reliving another persons memory how does he move around when the previous person had none of that in his memory. Sounds confusing the way I phrased that.

My music taste, listen to indie/rock bands people my age find acceptable but then I also like a bit of Avril Lavigne, Brtiney Spears and that lot