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If you're the kind of person who can bend their fingers right back without pain / breaking them, then I can see that it could work for you. I personally have pretty poor flexibility in my fingers, and even hopping on the back wheel would be near impossible with 2 fingers on the lever.

Tasteful TF won't let me embed CloudApp images...

If you're seeing wobble from newish sealed bearing hubs, it's likely that the tolerances aren't up to scratch. The axle/body/bearing diameters need to be absolutely spot on for the hub to not have any inherent play. I sent back a brand new Pro 2 for this reason a while ago. Turns out that the bearings were outside of spec - Hope put some new ones in and the hub was perfect.

Do you ride Yeovil ever? I'm starting a job there on Monday and need to get some riding in.

Yeah I have. Many times. She's back on the market now though... Probably for the best.

http://howlowcanyourlogo.com/

Are you absolutely sure that such an app doesn't already exist? Search rotation lock in market and you'll see loads. If you haven't written any Java, it's going to be a pretty steep learning curve. Seriously. There's not really point much point downloading the Android SDK until you at least have some understanding of Java syntax. The next step would be downloading the SDK, compiling some sample applications and learning about Android's core classes. I can't see it being too difficult a problem to solve unless Dell's Android implementation has broken APIs in a big way. But try every app in the market first.

You may want to clean up the kerning a little... It looks like 'dean-wheels.co.uk' from a glance

Possibly for me. Where do you meet? Never stopped in Poole let alone taken my bike there.

But in a minimal, badass way.

Ho-ho-holy shit this is a bootleg (if you already liked both tracks) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzV9d49gimQ

Reminded me of this. Not the right genre, but similar dress code

This thread needs less whining and more pictures. On the left

They do sometimes let you off. I was doing about 36 in a 30 (GPS) down a hill straight past a policeman with a radar gun. The guy shook his head but I still haven't got a ticket a couple of months later. But yeah, 70 in a 40 as a new rider/driver and you'll just lose your license forever.

It's a beautiful frame. But I'm guessing that hydroforming is almost entirely for aesthetic purposes and won't help the frame structurally at all.

Lots of pitfalls, potentially a lot of money and therein lots of risk. Finding the right person to build the site for you is key. If you don't have previous experience with web ventures, it's probably a good idea to get second opinions before you open your wallet.

Just listened to Getting Onit and liked it. Drums could do with a little bit of tightening up, but not so much so that you lose the chilled feel. I'm liking the clean, understated bass quite a lot. I see you're in Glastonbury... Whereabouts do you ride?

Much needed hyperlink The products and product photography look fantastic but the whole browsing experience is rather painful. In terms of raw speed, it's hosted in Hong Kong which isn't a great start but all the uncompressed graphics and unnecessary flash really don't help the situation.

Mac... Final cut or Premiere (in that order) Windows... Vegas or Premiere (likewise)

This thread is lacking house of late http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9epHZ9fMjPo

That would be LETHAL I'd most like to see a way of attaching freewheels to cranks that allowed them to be removed/reinstalled with less tears and swearing.

Smaller cat flap?

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Also on that page is the video guide. When you press play, the FLV comes as a download rather than being handled by flash EDIT: That's Safari 5.0.2 on 10.6.4 with Flash 10.1.85.3

VGA is a bit rubbish for anything high res. Stick with DVI or HDMI for the best picture (and sound).