Martin Reynolds

Straight cut drop gears and gearbox?

2.4Ghz standard, will easily clock past 3ghz. to be honest i installed it years ago, and have never needed to upgrade.

The cheek! Im still running a Q6600

Properly not the greatest idea to say it's cheap and post a link on probably one of the biggest trials forums

His profile says hes 19/20, so i i'd suggest 12 Tooth rear sprocket

King hub can be lighter, and more engagement points?

What if the bulb goes out on the warning light?

Might be worth looking into getting a microserver and building your own? I've Brought this, which HP always seem to have cashabck on, you'd just have to sort out your own drives. http://www.ebuyer.com/430446-hp-proliant-g7-n54l-2-2ghz-microserver-ebuyer-704941-421

So much wrong....

Anyone know much about car electrics/heated seats? Looking into fitting heated seats in mine, all the wiring is already there in the loom and recieved the switches today. It looks like its going to be cheaper and easier to fit heating elements to my current seats, so does anyone know how the temperature settings work? Do the elements work on voltage control, or cut out when they get up to temperature due to a temperature sensor?

my friend got id'd in poundland for a punture repair kit, and he's in his early 20's

Could imagin it'd give you a good amount of time to do training/research for a job that you'd enjoy?

sound like theres some straight cut gears in there aswell?

Film it just incase it does? Also, not a dodgy copy of windows you're running there?

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yes it can, but it can depend on the chain. If it doesnt streach, you'll be fine, and if it does, it could be the right length if you remove the half link, if you see where im coming from?

Looks like the same as the gusset one. Got a picture of the setup with 15T and it slighly out the dropouts? 2mm doesnt sound that bad, especially when you're using a pro 2 and you can really tighten the bolts up properly.

Have you tried using a half link? The trials specific one allows for better chain length, and are far stronger than normal half link chains

Rerering to your earlier comment, have you ever owned a bike long enough to break it?

Another car, another snapped handbrake cable Thinking i'm a bit rough with it

using a p5q pro, and the bois allows for pretty much slow/medium/fast (or the equivalent) fan speeds, but I was looking for controlling more than 3 fans, and having more than 3 pre-set speeds.

Bit of a massive bump. Took my computer apart after needing to clean it for several months (have a massive dust issue in my room/house). Looking into adding more fans, however wanting to keep it as quiet as possible. Its a HAF 932 case, so cooling isn't much of an issue, but selecting the right fans/ fan speed is. So instead of using resistors, I was looking into fan controllers. I like the look of the Gelid speedtouch 6, but looks like its not going to be out for a while. So any of you used fan controllers? Pro's/cons for models?