PeanuckleJive

See you on crimewatch in a few weeks?

If south park is anything to go by, A big floppy dildo and a double bed for him and saddam

try and find somebody who has one and will let you ride theirs? Nobody can tell you if you're gonna like a bike except yourself!

if it rides good to you, then it's worth the money, duh.

That's the piss take remake, fair enough

Are you talking about the original advert from about 7 years ago, or some crappy remake that intentionally changes it to catch a goat in an attempt to catch those who remember the original?

The fest is just beginning EDIT: I just realised the REAL answer to this question. Because there's no trials obstacles in the kitchen! AYYYYOOOO!

The advert says "Get your coat, you've pulled"

Them pesky welshmen The venue was pretty much perfect I think, The way I look at it is that I enjoyed it more than I probably would have enjoyed download festival the same weekend. Unless you're coming from REALLY far off, it's still gonna be far cheaper than any of the music festivals too, Makes sense to me

Because people like you seem far too excited about girls riding trials and they don't wanna be raped?

1.4 Ford Fiesta 2004, Cost £1400 when I was 18. With two years no claims off my motorbike

What phone? I bought a code to unlock my old blackberry off ebay for a few quid, got it emailed to me instantly

Yeah true, I guess even James Bond likes a cuppa tea from time to time

Sure you did son.

I can't say taking the middle out seems like such a good idea, Bet they'll snap a hell of a lot quicker now

Yes. /Thread

Watch out using that hub with radial lacing, Mine's absolutely butchered and I only used it for a few weeks. Awesome looking bike though, very nice!

I thought it was awesome, Again agreeing that some more beginner/ intermediate type stuff would have been ideal too. But i guess since it was a borrowed rig made for demos, that's just the way it was gonna be for this year. i can't fault it for anything else, I never once thought "aw man, If only they'd done this, that, etc...." It was in a good spot close to a shop and a pub too, which was really convinient

If you only get a little money then you may aswell go for the TR, it's cheaper and you won't feel the weight difference at all. Sometime it only takes a badly timed simple move to ruin your rim, so you could find yourself replacing the more expensive SL just as often, Tis your call though what you buy I guess I've only had the TR hub a few months, riding quite a lot or both natural and street, never had a problem with it but then again, not much can go wrong with a fixed rear hub except the bearings!

This one: http://tartybikes.co.uk/media.php?group=guides&id=3 Careful what grease you use, Some grease will eat the seals on your pistons. GT85 or other silicone lube will be okay, don't get it on your pads though You should take a riding bag out with some tools in, The amount of times I've carried my bike home because something's bust that I don't have a simple tool to fix it with, and I can't ride it or wheel it home...

The SL will be a lot lighter too, I'm not sure on how strong they are though. Generally speaking, the lighter it is, the weaker it is. If you're a smooth rider, go for it. I'm not so I just went for the cheaper TR I did want an SL though, they are a bit sexy...

Filth.

I'm sure I've heard they're not too strong either, I might be wrong though I've never owned any, so I can't say from personal experience. I HAVE owned the echo TR rear rim, and I'm loving it! So there's an alternative if the DOB rims do get bad reviews

I'm running the TR rear sprocket at the mo, not had any problems with it so I guess that's a vote for that I bet you can't go wrong with the trialtech spokes, spokes are just spokes after all! From what I've read, the DOB rims aren't that good and don't hold a grind for long either

It was advice, not an insult, Geez.