davey1991

This has gone far enough, back to the top of the chit chat glory. Been playing the likes of Jimi hendrix all night my fingers hurt.

Stu thats not a gurn. Thats when you shit yourself from all the weed you smoke. Look you even have the walk right.

my king, my bmx style grips and my mechanical disk set up. Can't be doing with all this fluid nonsense.

7.8kg stock!!! thats insanely light, and it doesnt look to bad either it looksrideable rather than snapable. I kinda wanna build up a light stock, just to learn a bit more on and thats like a dream.

downtube decals seem bit pointless they'll get destroyed and wont offer much more protection anyway. But apart from that its a nice bike.

You can sort this yourself, tentioning your truss rod bows the neck. And favarouite stuff to play, is technical rocka nd rythm in metal. I like some relaxed lovey dovey stuff aswell.

Oh my alot has been going on when i've been gone yay for sucessfull topics. But that amp is truly shocking, it comes in a set with a stagg guitar and bad etc and that comes to about £100. Tom if your looking for a practice amp (not sure how clued up you are) i can't fault my line 6 spider III 15. i'm going to be buying new gear, maybe a charvel :$ or maybe and esp, schecter of some sort. Then eventually there will be a strat and les paul added for pure must have appeal. Any suggestions for pickups for several guitars: 1. heavy, deep rythm stuff nothing to fast or technical (other than duncan blackouts) 2. complte opposite, high, screechy, fast and technical stuff. 3. all round practice guitar, chords, 1960's-70's stuff (zeppelin, deep purple, quo etc) The first i have reasonable ideas but other 2 i'm stuck. Anyone have anything new and shiney to show off? Second hand squire jazz would cost £120 with a 15watt amp soft case and cable from me. Ohh seems i've already sold it .

+2 Although i use them on a 24" And if the urge takes you they can cope with jumps and some moist mud aswell. They have a reasonably soft compound so they dont have an increadiable wear rate but they grip like the proverbial on a blanket. And they are quite fast rolling as said above, you can run them high PSI and low PSI without trouble.

trust me his man periods are so much worse. You could look on some hardware shop websites for hydraulic hosing, they have safety colours etc. But i'm not sure on the diameters.

Both are ok although prefer the haro...

that is so nice, possiably best looking brown inspired around.

both nice love the bmx.

second page, thats disgraceful.

love love love :$ I have a thing for bright orange and that's almost perfect. would look a bit better if all the other parts where black. its like the complete opposite colour scheme to mine.

I agree it almost seems to cheap, make sure you have a good luck at them and try them out if you can, to check the internals are ok, but it does seem like a very good price.

The front brake isn't avid by the way, its the origional onza one. But apart from that its a reasonably good starter bike.

That really was a useless reply. It completely depends what kind of spec your looking for. If you want something thats rideable you could maybe get something for under £100. If you want something reasonable spec £200 region. Or higher spec probably £300 plus. Unless like me you wait around to find deals leading to a completely top spec bike for less than £200.

For the £10000000000000000 he's asking for no, plus no pedals or brakes which will be another £50-£100 on top of whatever you pay.

Isnt 0.001 % of zero les than f**k all? and Mr Lee ypu said on previous page ignore the fixed wheel gayness

Fixies + tricks = GTFO

Or 2km of oh crap pulled my brake a bit to hard. Bounce, bounc,e roll, roll bounce, bounce, LORRY! Or 2km of oh this un bedded brake doesn't work at all zooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooom, LORRY!

a set? you mean a factory load.

I was glad nobody had suggested it, hiding something?

DIE BITCH !!!!

I gathered that but there is still a lack of logic Stuart Mitchell you fail at failing.