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Cool, West Bay only it is then. I'll give Ben Moore and Joe Seddon a text each and see if they are on board.

That the sandbay just outside weston? With the dirt jumps just over the road from it? If so, I completly forgot about this spot, must get up and ride it soon.

Right, im leaving the day till the end of the month in order to give a little more time and notice for those who need to plan/get time off work for this. Havn't been on a decent sized group ride in a while and have missed riding west bay. Theres something for everyone - natural riding, pretty sweet street spots and im sure the 24" boys could find some pretty creative lines. Possibly finished up with a session at Portland for those who fancy it? Feel free to add any suggestions Josh

I could watch Jeff Anderson all day long

It should just pull out. But if your having issues, grab your mum/siter's hair dryer and whack it on full heat for a bit and heat up the metal. This should soften the glue enough to pull the pads out. If your still having issues put them in boiling water for a bit and the glue should losten up

Get an adjustable spanner, set it to disc width, and be very gentile. Find where its bent, and bit by bit pull it back into true

Tried not riding outside your neighbours house?

Undo the caliper bolts slightly, then pull the lever. This should centralise the rotor. With the lever still pulled tighten the bolts. If it is still rubbing, the pistons may need pushing back mounts may need facing system could be 'over bled'

Cheep shorts for casual and riding? Dare i say it? Asda and Tesco are actually pretty good

Nads, I can't make it AGIAN Im still in France paddling around in the Ardeche. FFS

You've stripped the drive ring. I did it on mine too, but hope being hope sorted it super fast.

Im not too fussed if there no milk in the fridge. Run out of squash? meh Drank the last beer last night? ah well But if there no marmite in the cupboard mum gets a f**king earful! I NEEEEED MARMITE!

This beautiful man speaks sence. I used to run tar and thought it was amazing. Then it rained..... Next day, propper bleed, pads set perfectly and good fresh grind = Best brake ever

Or, you can buy re-sole kits from 5 ten. If you've got any old shoes that you really liked riding in but are worn out. You can give 'em a new lease of life with a stealth rubber sole

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=25017 The legendary 5 ten stealth rubber in a skate shoe style. All for only £44.99 Cant go wrong!

Then just dont accept the requests for farms etc. I havnt got any of that stupid shit on my account

Thats awesome, especially the section on the skinnies. Crazy to think there are 6yr olds who come into work for a new bike and still need stabilisers... Edit: ahh, and check out his little trials shoes, awwww

You've cracked a GU. What the hell are you going to do to a neon...

Posting this topic wont help. But nah, you can get validated by just posting reply's. Just make sure they're well spelt and puntuated. Oh, and make sure what your saying is actually relevant, there is nothing worse than having to pick through a really long topic with 50 bullshit replys findings ones that are actually on-topic and useful.

Popping my entry into the post a little later on. Can't wait

Expected Lib Dem. Got Lib Dem

Ariel Atom and the roads behind my house? Yes please.

Personally at this price i'd go second hand. I work at Halfords and yes, the Boardmans are awesome for the cash. But check the likes of Pinkbike and Southern Downhill for second hand rigs first, youd be supprised what you can find for the money. But, if your going new - Boardman bikes all the way