AndrewEH1

Best just making a new topic in the Riding Videos section!

Not completely sure but try this: Check the setting remove any mail forwarding options and turn off you vacation responder (under general setting at the bottom of the page). Obviously and change your password, someone has cracked it and is trying spamming your friends. Do you have local virus protection? You may have picked up something from those 'important financial documents' you've been downloading...

Also, it appears that none of the links actually work...

Glad you like them. Crack on! Linking to the set would be nice, you should be able to download the originals from flickr.

Duncan Shaw is now up.

Hey, Basically while I was waiting to shoot HRH Wales at St Andrew Square in Edinburgh during an 'eco' weekend The Clan were there showing off doing some tricks and stunts, so I took some photos. I've been meaning to get these online but haven't got around to it, until now! There are some of Ali Clarkson and Duncan Shaw, enjoy. flickr set One of my favourites:

Seems to be blocked in the UK Any chance of a Vimeo link?

I'm sure everyone has different methods. Although I believe the general consensus is to use clean water and spray it all over the disk/pads so they are clean then go down a hill and give the brake around 10-20 fast hard stops. If you aren't harsh with the brakes and drag them slowly you might glaze over the pads so they aren't very efficient.

If you are just starting out you will get a fair few snakebites. As you progress you will become skilled/smooth enough to stop making the mistakes that lead up to getting a puncture. You could also run downhill inner tubes as these are a lot thicker and will be able to take loads of abuse compared to the lightweight tubes some people use.

I really liked it! Obviously it is an advert for a concrete company. But your riding, as usual, was ace and it was really well filmed.

Make sure you bed the discs well so they're nice and sharp. I don't know if you want some spare white Inspired stickers I have?

One of the first things I noticed, maybe he thinks that you sit down while you ride it about.

I believe the link is different in each case as well. The KMC comes with something similar to this and the Trialtech comes with the another type. I felt that the KMC was much easier to put together.

Chris, this is lush! The green came out great! Can't wait to see it in the flesh when it's ready to ride! What pedals are you going for? I spotted some green ones that might go with your set up, unless you are going with black.

Would it be worth looking at this? Ridden.it It's great and you can add spots worldwide and saves fiddling about with maps.

Kirkliston is West of Edinburgh.

Isn't it a Street Trials video? Well whatever you want to call it. It was great! Unusual locations, good filming and excellent riding!

If you want some simple steel frames build with custom geo it might be worth getting in touch with Marino. A few people off here have bought frames from him and it seemed to be reasonably trouble free.

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Do you know it that will include some frame kits?

I use these. I little heavy but you'll be hard pushed to burst these.

Don't quote me on that...

I think any decent super glue will do the trick. The Locite that they quote is obviously the stuff they use which will meet various standards (well above what you will likely require) that need to be met when selling a brake pad.

To be honest you should do what you want! It doesn't really matter what anyone else thinks really!

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