Martin Reynolds

I had a similar issue before, but in my case it was down to nerves. She went on holiday for a week, when she came back i was gagging for it and we were fine from then on. Doesn't really solve your issue though

Its on the left side, its an optical illusion

THERE'S your problem

It was a joke. The kitten was cute, i wouldn't run it over!

Beam axle The passenger wheel already rubs the arches, need to modify it before i think about lowering it

I found putting the front tyre in the stand was fine, and on bigger trains with a separate carriage for bikes, they got funny about you staying with the bike.

Wanna expand on that? I've never had issues with taking push-bikes on a train.... I'll expand. From Falmouth to Truro (approx 10 miles) there's a small 3 carriage train. They have seats on the first carriage which fold up to allow bikes to slot in. From Truro to Plymouth, (approx 50 miles), there's a separate small carriage especially for bikes, where you can put them. Hope that's helpful.

Oh well, at least it's a film centred around cycling. Where's your sportsmanship!

Yeh, square taper use M8 bolts, isis use m12 or m15 bolts, depending on the axle.

They'll be M12 i.e http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/crank_spares/trialtech_isis_crank_bolts/c55p2116.html

Can anyone help me? (Maybe Ali C?) How do you get a kitten out of your wheel arch?

19 stone? You'd snap them like a twig Nah, i mean im 14 stone, and im not bashy, but i wouldnt consider them

I've seen a squirrel run into the side of a truck wheel. it rolled back, got up, then carried on running. Bet that gave it a f**king headache

He's trying to pull a fast one. you GET your money back BEFORE you close the case, simple as

Gotta say, it does look good. Guessing you couldn't make the diameter larger due to it catching on the caliper?

Problem Solved?

Was just thinking that. But at the end of the day, it still doesn't protect you from the edge of the rotor: http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/topic/163521-not-a-riding-picture-an-after-riding-picture/

Or when it's at the right pressure, re-connect your pump and read your pressure, oviously if your pump has a gauge

With a new rear cassette, and taking two links out of the chain, it seam's spot on. Thanks for everyone's help, cheers guys

This makes me laugh. Nothing like not being able to cope with some constructive criticism. I'm gunna walk away from this ,cause u clearly dont have a clue. Enjoy ur life.

Its not that i'm against the idea of you to protect your son and their buddies, it just seams like complete common sence to me. It's a sharp metal spinning disk, you shouldnt put your fingers anywhere near it. Are you going to put Carbon Fibre protectors near any sharp objects that your kids and their friends have access to? Are you going to wrap them in bubble wrap for the rest of their lives, rarther than explain to them the risks of life? I don't question your reasoning behind protecting your kids, i just simply think there's better ways of doing it. You should be teaching them to fend for them selves, to teach them to see the dangers in life for them self, rather than you protect them,

Your REALLY serious about this? I can fix this issue, and it wont cost you a penny. It's simple, dont stick your fingers in there, you moron

2 Days in Paris (My Girlfriends name is Paris)

Looks SO sexy! might have to consider as my next frame