DannyBazz (:

Snow Kasabian celebrations apple juice Cheese, unless grated

If you're running bashring and freewheel, probably not, but its worth a try.

Hmm. The monty ones aren't a tight fit to the hose, and it can pop off, or so I've head. Lazenby is running something similar, but the holes are threaded to accept shroud nuts. It works really well, doesn't clang about because he taped it up, and he never gets lazy pistons any more

I really like that. Matching front rim, maybe new forks(as cocky said the steerer isn't too good, and they flex a lot) and nicer chain tension, and it'll be beast

Well I did wonder about the snow, but 4 weeks should be enough time for it to clear? Hopefully. If not we can always reschedule

Listen to the guy above, they're made really weak, they're not designed to last. That crack WILL get bigger. And the frame will snap, as will you

Me, Carthy and John Padley were planning on going up next weekend, but because of this snow... Maybe around end of January? 30th? Should have all melted by then

ah ok, just wondered because with most frames now a days a 40mm should be fine, but with an olschool frame like that it might not

What frame do you have?

Clue is in the name... screen wash This means it will probably be alkaline. If it has like, a Ph of about 5/6, it probably wouldn't do anything... but lower than that and I wouldn't chance it.

Pro series- By onza.

He been fighting? haha. Erm yeah we'll get that one... I'll just meet you on train yeah? x

He's coming I think... I think me, you, ben, cocky, maybe king muscles and bancroft? Carthy? Might as well all go together

Made me chuckle... because this actually happens to me loads

If you need help filling out the form... sure I could help you out

I was going to say.... What echo forks are they? My lites didn't really affect the BB much..

I've only ever ridden a hydroxx but... It was really nice to ride, short, flicky, and light as feck. Lad who had it had a problem with the maggie threads, but he ran disc most of the time anyway. He's not the lightest of riders, but not harsh either, and it held up really well. I wouldn't go for the sky frames though.... if your riding street and aren't exactly smooth. They're made out of a new material, K-alone, which is for serious comp riders. So I'd reccomend the hydroxx if any

I'm game.... pretty sure Lazenby will go too

They don't charge anything, because it is sent as a gift

Probably be about £341 like the rest of 'em As for the frame, I'm not sure if I like it. I don't like this whole "one tube" idea, I think it looks pretty gash. Really bright too haha. Better bring this out in a nice colour... not that I'll be buying it, I love my ice too much

I used to be into air rifles before I discovered the world of shotguns. I still have a high power rifle... about 11.8ftlbs I believe. Sent me back about £550. It's a .177, but it still packs a punch like. If you're serious about getting into the sport, don't buy cheap rifles. That's my only advice. Cheap ones f*ck up. With air rifles, you basically get what you pay for. Regarding the law, you don't need a gun safe or anything at home, but it's best to keep it out of the way, in a gun slip/ hard case, under a bed or at the back of a wardrobe... And also, it's illegal to carry an air rifle in public, without it being in some type of case. I vaguely remember it having to be in a hard case if it's not in a car or something, not too sure. You must also have a valid reason for carrying the gun, ie, you may have just purchased it, or are going shooting etc etc. There are loads of different laws and regualtions to owning an air rifle, and I'm sure if you visited your local gun shop, they'd be happy to advise you EDIT: as said above, the air arms range is superb wuality and value for money. As it happens, I too owned an s200, although it had a few little goodies attached (multi shot, suppressor, scope etc etc )

Yeah, I did wonder about the charger. I'm sure you'll be able to change the way the date is displayed too. Cheers Ahh, just seen on the listing... they won't send it as a gift, so I will have to pay tax on it, and it will probably work out more expensive than buying one from Britain

Nah, he sold it to someone else

Right, so I'm after an iphone. There are ones on ebay for about £230, but I'm sceptical about buying them because they're from America. Are they trustworthy? And will there be anything different with the phone, because it is American, not British? Also, they say the phone is unlocked, but with it being American and that, will my Orange sim still work? cheers, Danny x