PeanuckleJive

welcome! awesome pictures on your site, some really good shots Had to just kinda feel my way around by clicking any old thing, but it was good

bwaaaaahahaha! I know a girl in the navyyyyyyyyyyyyy, she loves it.

Right click > Copy image location > Post on TF So simple it's difficult, it would seem

Brisa! awesomesauce! nice video too

Looking alreet so far, how long you been riding? I think at the tyketrial events you can change your class after the first or second section, so if you enter a class and find it too easy or hard, you can drop down or go up one for the rest of the event. I don't know much about comps, but I'm sure I read that somewhere on here

Most helmets are made to the same safety standards and so, in theory, Offer the same protection But you definitely want a helmet which protects the back of your head well, for when you go over backwards. The giro xen is an enormously popular helmet amongst trials riders, and for good reason too. It's an awesome helmet, covers the back of your head and is ridiculously light, very comfortable to wear. They're not all that cheap, but definitely the best helmet I've ever worn

1. What shoes do you wear when riding? DC shoes, not sure on the model name 2. How long would you say they last? Forever it seems, they're still going strong after about a year and a half 3. Whats the ankle support like/is there any? None 4. Soles: grippy or not that grippy? Pretty grippy to me, but I've never really used anything else so can't really compare

oil your pistons with gt85, sorted. Grab the little nubby that the pad clips onto with a pair of molegrips, and pull the piston out (be VERY careful not to snap it off) and then give em a good spray with gt85, do this every so often to keep your brakes alive

this. I just made the jump to front disc and I love it so much more than a HS33

talk to onza then ^^

this. Tarty weigh their parts (Teehee) and put the weight on the site for them people who wanna be as light as possible, you might get a bit of luck with some of your parts on there

Facepalm of the year award goes to....

i really really doubt it, they're not exactly top of the range. If you're making a project out of it, get yourself a disc hub and some spokes and rebuild the wheel

This. I was in Ireland around the time of St Patricks day this year, it was mental. I'm part Irish too, so I celebrate both without being a bandwagon jumper

alriiiiiiight gay.

all vintage car wire wheels, building my first ever bike wheel today.

Bonjour. what do we do next?

pretty cool, nicely edited the huge stoppie in the snow was mad, purely because it's snow

I hate it when I try to build a wheel and I don't have the something or the whatever Edit: also, Team built hundreds of wheels, none of which were bike wheels, represent!?

I can actually imagine the banjo bolt will work well, means you can route the hoses so they're properly out of the way

True, but in a plane if you hit turbulence you've got this big cylinder full of people in which to fall around, on a rollercoaster you're tightly strapped in with little room to move, so I guess you're more secure on the coaster really Get them to force you on, When I was younger I used to get nerves when I hadn't been on one in a while, but you come off feeling invincible and ready for anything

oh, he was using m6 fitting with the crappy barbed ends, the m8 fittings with the olive are faaaaaaaaaaar better

[quote name=Nick pyke ' date='21 April 2010 - 11:38 PM' timestamp='1271889489' post='2120023] "i've been busy and what not" - thats an excuse for not sending the stuff, but whats the reason for pulling out ?

You forgot the brakes. *ducks*

give them a demo of all the most tech things you can do, then tell them their homework is to learn it for next week's lesson