weirdoku

Depends on your route. Nice and flat mostly? Perfect for fixed gear. Up and down hills? I'd say you're better off with a single speed of some sort or a fixed gear with one brake minimum. I ride a track fixed gear with no brakes on the road to work sometimes. My route to work is downhill, morning rush hour. It's a deathtrap. It's the only reason why I haven't ridden it into work much. It's just too dangerous.

Not Southampton. It's f**king boring.

My offer still stands.

JD I'll play the cowbells or triangle for you if you like.

Go Tuesday at Odeon and don't watch it IMAX/3D? Cheaper.

Just remembered a customer came into work a few days ago, asking if he can use our wifi or a computer cos he didn't want to pay international charges when sending his friend in Australia a message on his Facebook app. I had to explain to him that it would only come out of his data allowance, he still wasn't very convinced.

Yay got a mod swap sorted. Little wheels F.T.W!

So cheese. Cheese toasted even.

You mean the rest out of the pedal itself or the crank?

Buying new bike bits make me happy.

Oh yeah forgot IMAX has bigger screen. But paying extra for 3D is a load of shite

Is the film 3D? Cos f**k 3D. Unless the movie was filmed in 3D I never watch them in 3D. Only film I've watched in 3D is Tron Legacy and Spiderman 2. Majority of Tron Legacy was filmed in 3D so that was worth watching in 3D. Spiderman I had to watch in 3D cos there was no other showings that night I went that was in 2D. Hate this 3D fad.

You're literally the only person I have ever come across that has had so much troubles with printers. I must have had about 6/7 printers since my first computer back in early 2000 and they have only been replaced because it was cheaper to buy a new printer than genuine ink. My current one only cost £30, a pretty simple Canon all in one that has served me for the whole time I was at uni from 2008-2011, and I got it out the other day in about 2 years since I last used it to print something and it works just fine.

Don't know about rear guards as there's many hub variations but for front I used a Gsport Gland. https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&es_th=1&ie=UTF-8#q=bmx+front+hub+guard+gsport&safe=off&tbm=shop Cheap and does it's job great. Obviously it won't last as long if you grind to concrete edges but for rails it should last a long time.

Most all-in-one printers nowadays have built in fax/email so you don't even need to fire up the PC. If you're using old old fax machines that only sends through a phone line and only sends to other fax machines then yeah they seem a bit redundant.

I doubt you'll be the only company to have this stuff in the future though. When the copycats come along prepare yourself for the worst lol. But of course the longer you stay the better

Cable and cable housing? My current BB7 and previous BB7 has all been very sharp, snappy and holds amazingly well. Sometimes the cable and housing can make the brake feel spongy as the cable stretch and housing compresses. I've always used Jagwire (Universal Sport) cables and housings and can't recommend them enough. Have you properly bedded in your pads too?

Don't know who he is but what a wanker.

What lever, cable and cable housing, rotor you using?

Daaaa fuuuuqqq thought you left? To quote someone in your fairwell thread "They always come crawling back :blues:" Hippy what is it about the BB7 you don't like the feel of?

I think he should be named and shamed. Don't want anyone like that in the trials community I'm sure.

Wait. I just noticed the Pokeball helmet is not present. This is not Flipp!

Mate she cooked for you, cleaned your kitchen, clearly wants your penis, what more do you want as a girlfriend?

I'm waiting for the post from Dan that says she's pregnant with his kid.

Don't know if I should high five you or not.