jt123
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Thoughts ?
If you translate the page into japanese I think part of the title looks like a man.
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youre screwed mate
Buy a new set.
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Hayley something (the bird from paramore)
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Went to pick up some pedals for my xc bike off a mate the other day and some fat slut starts shouting to us from about 15ft away.
Fat slut - "oi babe, where's your seat, I'd love to come and sit on your bike"
Mate - "who needs a seat when you can sit on my face"
Fat slut (coming closer) - "ok then"
Mate - "err no, you'd break me"
I nearly pissed myself I was laughing so hard.
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I want to get rid of a few off my frame and wonder if someone has a sweet way of doing this?
Not with a knife
i want no marks left behind 
Heta gun or your girl's hairdryer.
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I offer a full custom wheel building service. with a choice of rims/spokes/nipples and hubs
I have low price rims and hubs in stock but i will not build with budget spokes.
You can't sell in new members. How many times do people have to be told.
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Look in the for sale section. There's always bargains to be had in there, you can't post in there or PM but if you leave a message on their profile wall you might have some luck.
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You're not going to get validated purely on the basis of your name. Arrogance gets you nowhere.
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Correct me if i'm wrong but on vimeo there is often a button labled HD (on the right of the window, at the bottom) which you can turn on or off, i had that problem with vimeo and turned off the HD and it worked fine,
Not sure if this is the same for youtube but you could try it and see what happens.
LeeW.
I already tried this but it still does it with the HD turned off.
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Right so basically, when I am trying to watch a video on the internet, (vimeo, youtube, that sorta thing) it is really jumpy, sometimes even playing just the soundtrack but staying on one frame of the video. So my question is, how do I cure this? Is there any software I can download to help with this matter?
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You need to use proper cable cutters to give a clean cut. Using sub standard tools for even the simplest of jobs will make things difficult and frustrating. They cost about £20, if you don't want to spend that you could try and find a local rider with some, or go to your LBS and hope that they are a friendly bunch.
Or use a big hammer, sharp chisel and a slab. Gives a cleaner cut than proper cutters.
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she doesn't look the same as every other bland faced big boobed girl in this thread.
Thats because she's f**king dog. The words 'every branch' spring to mind.
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I'm with halifax and I know that they will take a commission, not too sure about natwest.
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sorry i am new to this, 20 inch mod
You say you've been riding 5 months yet you're new to trials?
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I ride dirty.
I tend to ride bareback.
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I do, I do, I do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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not selling on tf!!!! selling on link iff not intrested stay out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! fcuk hobbo
You're selling it through a link that you've put on tf. That means you're selling through tf which is against the rules. And what the f**k is a hobbo?
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No selling in new members.
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Decathlon roadies are awesome for the money. I used to race and had a decathlon as my race bike, I can't speak highly enough of them. I did a few upgrades on it and it still came in at under £400. But you have to remember that you can buy a raleigh or something similar for a hell of a lot less money and still be comfortable riding 70+ miles (I rode a raleigh from bromsgrove (20 minutes from worcester) to western super-mare with nothing more than a saddle upgrade very comfotably). So you dont need to spend loads on it to make it a decent bike.
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That old girls just wrong.
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Mind your language, there's young impressionable kids on here.
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Heres one.
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Why don't you try and contact ashton on twitter or something? He seems like a pretty cool guy who would be happy to help, especially if you're restoring it. It's got to be worth a try!
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Floating Disc?
in Beginners Trials Chat
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That.
Basically the inner is ally and the outer is steel, it makes the disc lighter than a normal disc, and it also dissipates heat quicker.