AndrewEH1

Yeah but you add 10 to the total of the divison and the multipication, and then do the subtraction so: 4 * (2 / 4) - 2 + 10 4 * (0.5) - 2 + 10 (4 * 0.5) - 2 + 10 (2) - 2 + 10 (2 + 10) - 2 (12) - 2 = 10

Using BIDMAS I get 10. How do you get -10?

Where are your brackets? Do you mean (4 x 2) ÷ 4 - 2 + 10 or 4 x (2 ÷ 4) - 2 + 10

Drift Idiot is great

But would they still be decent in they weren't sitting in church? Religion is completely mental. If someone goes around saying "I shall not kill another man because God says it's wrong" then they are mental, almost like being a schizophrenic. You shouldn't kill people because it is wrong, you don't need someone to tell you that unless your moral compass is completely screwed. Edit: Not getting at you, just making a simple point - well off topic!

Parentheses is the 'right' word though...

Well if you ever hurt yourself out riding you won't being seeing me making a triangular bandage out of my neckerchief! As for the LGBT, or whatever they like to call themselves, let them do what they want. Personally I don't really see the point in marriage, apart from a piss-up at the reception, but if they want to get married rather than enter a civil partnership then how can the government say no?

Caught sight of a small furry b*****d running about outside my flat near all the cellars. It's time...

Go to your local bike shop and ask if they have any cardboard bike boxes spare, they usually chuck these out at the end of most days. Depending on the size of box you get you might need to take a wheel off, take the front off. Take your handlebars/stem off but leave brake levers on. Put handlebar/stem assembly beside the bike when you put it in the box. You might want to take the forks off too, remember to zip tie, or a bit of string, through the head tube to avoid parts of the headset and spacers to get loose. Pedals off, wrap these up and remember to put them in the box before you tape it up. Once everything is inside the box you might need to add padding, so get any spare packaging, might be worth asking for two boxes from the bike shop, and pad it up.

Better than last episode but the whole fake 'running away' thing is kind of getting old. iPlayer yo!

Do insurance companies have the ability to request copies of your MOT certificates in the case of a claim?

One of the 'best' bike shops in town can't manage to build a rear wheel correctly...grrrr riding tomorrow is now in jeopardy. Should learn to build my own wheels but I don't have the patience.

Took me too long to realise this was a piss take...although I have taken notes for any videos I make in the future!

Sorry Adam Deng, mainly for my terrible skills. Straight from China

Have you ever noticed how quickly they get orders out the door? I think you are on to something....

Didn't know all of that, thought Q plates were for kit and unregistered imports. Hadn't really thought of rally cars! Yeah I preferred the 912s over the 911s that were there, mainly because that were in better condition!

Ever noticed that Adam and Deng have never been seen in the same room together? A quick google brings this up, Deng exists

I am no expert but, I wouldn't be surprised if TartyBikes did set up that website, as the only UK distributer/dealer they will recieve all the UK stock direct from Echo and then distribute them to re-sellers, including themselves. Part of that means that they have to deal will all warranty claims from UK (and people who have bought from TB), perhaps the issue is that TA aren't getting stock from the UK distributer...

Didn't know that Adam knew Chinese....

Nah, it's 'murrrder'

Seeing as the stickers say 'CLEAN' on them (IIRC) then it pretty much is a clean bike!

Zoot? I'd go for any of the Inspired Fork range. Generally for 'Streety/BMX' trials go for Inspired forks, for street trials (eg. Echo 24" or mod/stock) go for Trialtechs.

Guess Tom/Danny are both busy paying their mortgages. Should have picked a better display picture to begin with!