liam n
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I tell you whos going to be looking over their shoulder soon james davies!
i got a feeling your going off in that direction
I hope so haha cheers!
Your improving so quick, most of your moves are huge now!
Cant wait to see your GETCreative video.
thanks, I don't know how good it will be yet haha
What are you sorry about in the tags?
Great video to, very flowing.haha sorry for another video on pallets
thanks mate! 
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will be live in an hour or two
another video on the pallets mainly because of rain. there shall be a good video to follow for the GET comp
cheers now
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A huge majority of older items are just terrible. Honestly, aside from 05 mags I cant think of anything pre 08 Id want to run.
The range of products now is amazing, better quality than anything from "back in the day".
04 mags!
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Buy really cheap ones from ebay. mine were £2 delivered.
then take them apart, tie the wire inside the headphone, then put the headphone back together adding super glue to everything (except the speaker) then fold the wire coming out of the headphone back on itself in a "s" shape and use electricians tape to hold it in place, so the wire pulls on itself rather than the speaker.
mine have lasted 4 months so far and still going down sound particularly bad either.
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Ive recently switched from a normal rim to an angled (tapered) rim with a medium grind (not sharp) and my brake is shocking because not even half touches the rim and I'm wondering how long roughly it should take for the pads (lgms) to wear at the angle of the rim (onza diamond) generally just doing tgs moves.
Might be a stupid question haha, any help appreciated
i wouldn't even waste, your time, buy a new rim or put your old one on. pro diamond MOD rims are shocking, won't hold a grind for longer than an hour. "real" cousts, htsnk yellows, rockman blue, tnn beleays. didn't work. the rim is made for disc brake, and the aluminium is shit.
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I did some googling the other day. Ryan leech earned a total of £2 million from his career as a professional trials rider. consider how many videos, films , tv programmes, demos, speeches, coaching sessions etc. he did. I don't think any proffesional trials rider nowadays will come close.
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i didn't know there was more than one type of "super glue" it's all the same chemical formula? i use cheap super glue or araldite. but i'd definately cut them daniel, it's not that hard, brand new stanley blade, a bit of water to lube it up. and trial and error till it fits ;D
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the old style ones do snap a lot more often than the new. (I've never heard of a snapped/cracked new style.) , but they are a lot more powerful. Alex dark has snapped a couple
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I am going to steal your kidneys at shiply glen
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Of course, as the time between the front wheel touching the floor and the back was fast as f**k.
But when people sidehop and it takes around a second for the rear to touch after the front then to me I don't class that as a traditional sidehop.
So it's all about speed now? is it ? huh ? really?
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nice garden, well done on the sponsorship!
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we gotta beautiful summer ere now! who's up for a wee ride?!
fancy a big one?
late july?get a load down! go for a swim?
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well you're not going to be able to tell unless you see the aluminium, the carbon/laquer is probably just cracking
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those bars aren't carbon
they're alloy, which has been carbon wrapped
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that was awesome, preferred your old camera though!
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organic is meant to work better, so I'd put them on the back. however I have never ran rear disc.
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I don't know anything about the unicycle side but, wellgo/onza/trialtech/try all magnesium pedals are awesome platform pedals. sealed bearings last longer and they're pretty wide and very grippy. wellgo/onza/trialtech, find the cheapest as they're all the same!
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Try using a Diamond cutting disc. You can get diamond tile cutting disc or stone cutting. stone cutting seems to be sharper, but it has notches in it (still works though) give one of these ago, you can pick them up for £1.75 to £5. and just a gentle skim makes a perfect harsh grind.
if you don't want to buy one i'd say use a brand new metal cutting disc (not grinding disc) and make sure it's sharp.
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From my personal experience, they're customer support is terrible, and they're rude.
They have some rubbish designs with poor strength and chain line problems.
I will certainly never be buying from them again.
They are however as already mentioned, a budget brand.
I'd get an echo.
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Thanks everyone !
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New video filmed at cheese wring and cligga on the new echo!
enjoy.
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Liam Norwood - Pallet Training
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thanks everyone!
you know it