Little Yoshi
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This is a house load of wood, just need to get round to making the kit.
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On 2/14/2021 at 1:03 AM, MadManMike said:
I got head hunted by a DJ crew today, they have some big numbers in terms of viewers. My Twitch channel has really taken off lately and I think it's about to get even better
Hard work pays off!
What's you twitch?
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That's the wood finally ordered for the kit. Got the founds done last April so be nice to get some progress on the go again.
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Went for a hike up the hill today. Didn't get too far though. I'm standing on the leg you cant see, turned around shortly after this.
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22 minutes ago, Mark W said:
I haven't heard of any either - they're just tough frames. It does mean they're not light, but I think there's a growing number of riders who value strength and durability over knowing that their frame is Xg lighter than a different frame.
Thankfully the days of making everything as light as possible is behind us, as a fat c**t it was getting worrying.
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I'm still building mine but I'll post things along when I can.
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Good to see you back man!
Get an avid.
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By the sound of it the nails aren't up to the job.
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After 8 years of use my front brake is needing a bleed, the last time. I had to bleed one was on a race line so I don't have a scobie on how to do this.
Anyone have a video guide? Can only find ones for the new ones or the 05's.
Or can anyone tell me which way the bleed screw needs to be facing? Up or down?
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On 14/06/2020 at 7:54 PM, isitafox said:
Got if its possible to remove the one fitted.
Good luck with that.
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Been looking into something just to get me out and about more.
Notice the Vitus Nucleus 27 vr has some really good reviews and is about my price range at £550. But is it worth the extra 100 quid to get the Vitus Nucleus 27 VRS?
Open to other suggestions about that price range are welcome too. First real big boy bike so all help welcome.
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Built a temporary kitchen in the new house over the weekend. Will do till we get some wall.
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I'm happy there's a digger in my dining room. Sorting the solem out and doing the pipe work just now then it'll be ready to pour the floor.
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1 hour ago, JT! said:
Out.
And yeah with wool socks and regular socks I'm pretty packed into the shoes.Could be reducing the circulation too much maybe?
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4 hours ago, forteh said:
The fact she can only go one way is bloody adorable
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Spoke to my mates dad who works for historic Scotland. He says you should get in touch with the local authorities as it could be worth something, it's the corners that's got him interested. He's thinking it's something more than just an old arms cache.
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Where about in the country is it?
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On 27/04/2020 at 6:00 PM, MadManMike said:
Give me a shout if you plan anything this way. Will give you the best places to see.
21 hours ago, forteh said:Definitely worth taking a few weeks to do it in, and worth jumping over to Skye once you hit Applecross and following the A87 back towards Fort William.
20 hours ago, Tom Booth said:My folks were supposed to be on the NC500 now in they're motorhome as my dads retirement celebration, needless to say it's on hold
As long as they can reverse on single track round blind corners they'll be grand.
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3 hours ago, MadManMike said:
How remote is that location?
Looks awesome, I'd love to wake up to that view every day!
This is where I am it's in the area of Kintail at the head of Loch Duich.
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3 hours ago, Davetrials said:
cmon man, uncalled for haha
To be fair, those dry days are few and far between
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Should see it in the winter
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Blocks stacked, ready to go tomorrow morning. Can't wait to get out this bloody caravan.
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The Angry Thread.
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Missus has a vomit bug, vomit doesn't bother me. The fact it sounds like she's practising screamo death metal when she's retching is a different matter.