ScotchDave

Norco's British distributor is ATB I think, used to be my LBS, but then norco screwed em over. :rolleyes:

Isn't that a bit cheeky, sponsoring a rider but not even paying for them to come to your event? (Y) But fair enough as they did give you a bike n stuff. :rolleyes:

They're not very light on stock, but your choice is pretty limited for 19" wheels. Not a mod rider so don't know much, but why don't mod riders run hazard lites for front wheels?

The only disadvantage is that most are made of cheese metal.

Yeh, I meant ones to fit a 10mm axle. (Y)

I would have thought any that fit a 10mm axle. (Y)

Me too, but some people are strange (Y).

Looks good, nice mix of streety and UCI types. Hope it goes well, wish I could go. (Y)

He means snail cams I think, not bmx type tensioners.

I'd strip it down every month or so, after all it only takes 10 minutes at the most per hub, and a headsets even less. Pedals are harder though, and that's it done.

Looks nice, how come the middle of the toobs are black, but the ends are silver? Are those bmx forks I see in the background going on it. :(" :)

*Cough* Spelling bee *cough* :wub:

I ran a shimano QR with a chain tensioner on horiz dropouts. Didn't move at all ever and that summer had some fearsome riding in it.

Nah, mouth guards totally fine, but I'm getting a fullface helmet, reckon I'll get a MX one. (Y) Also the size of stair drops etc I did last year with no helmet :(. 15 steps to flat on HT, big stepdowns etc. But now I'm gettin a fully. :D Ta for all the help boys. :(

Yeh, but hopefully not a mouth full of broken teeth. (Y)"

22.5 and almost 13 stone too. (Y)

I have played american football afore, and I don't understand the padding? You don't get hit any harder than at rugby. So I stuck with rugby, also partly because rugby has more "flow" to it as opposed to this tactical stop start stuff. Anyone care to explain the rules?

Been thinking, and after using the doubles sided tape I don't think it'll be strong enough, because this is a full face helmet, it will only work properly if the straps are stuck down properly or else I'll just get a mouthfull of helmet and broken teeth. (Y)

Got a trek 4100 18" a little bit before my 13th birthday (2-3 months) and just rode it everywhere. Then a mate of mine started talking about bikes, so he taught me to bunnyhop, took all of 5 minutes. :P Then I'd basically go see him once a month and he'd teach me stuff, so I was riding by my self almost the whole time for a 2 years, was crap, but I never gave up. So then I decided to build a trials bike, built up a mision quantum leap, so I rode that for 5 months then I got attacked by some NEDs (wanks) who smashed the bike up. :( Insurance cughed up and I got a giant team trials frame and now me mates over in israel and I just seem to be doing the same old shit. :( But I still LOVE trials. :D :D (Y)

When you come onto a forum you've been a member of for 3-4 years and find a thread saying how sadly addicted to trials you are and go "yeh, and?". :blink:" :P

Me, you, Andy, Ally (if he comes out), mike, mikes mate (can't remember your name sorry :"> ). Grant maybe?

Yeh, cool thanks a lot. :blink: :P Stair gaps here I come. :)"

Yeh, and if you read up a bit your mates already told us he lathes bashguards. :blink:

No the best idea by far was buy the shimano widget that fits all bb's or use a conveniently sized bolt. Your idea is ok but it might damade some crank bolts.

Not forgetting the two leeson bmx's. (Y)"