BradJohnson

I must admit, it looks a lot better than mine. What's the weight 8.2 ish?

Echo definitely.

These are really soft, but slide up and down

I admit i'm wrong, i've just read my shopping consumer rights. 'The price tag was wrong, but the retailer has to honor it' THE FACTS Unfortunately not. This is a case of "if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is". If you happen to spot something that is incorrectly priced you have no legal right to buy it for that price. If you get to the till and the sales assistant notices, the retailer is within its rights to refuse to sell it to you for that price. This is also the case if you order an item online – if the mistake is noticed before you have been contacted by the retailer to confirm the sale, there is no legally binding contract and it is within its rights to refuse the sale. However, if your sale has been accepted, you can insist that the retailer sells you the goods for the price at which they were advertised. Which?, the consumer group, said that in this case you might be able to buy the same item elsewhere and claim against the original trader for the difference in price. To do this you should write to the retailer in the first instance, explaining what you are doing. If it doesn't agree to refund the money, you will normally have to take a claim to the small claims court (see box above). The trader could try to argue that it made a mistake with the pricing, voiding the contract. But it would have to show that the price was so low that you must have known it was not genuine: for example, a new leather jacket with a price tag of £2.

Not a fan of foams anymore, my hands are knackered from them.

Surely it's classed as false advertising. You could take them to court over it if you wanted to be really anal.

Yeah i'll order a new set at some point.

It's in writing, you could do them over and get it for that silly price, and they can't do a thing about it. Same could be said about the seatless Sky. (But obviously Gilles or Carthy would be the riders ) Danny on a Koxx Sky would be something i'd pay to watch.

Simply change the rear screw on sprocket. More teeth for a lower gearing, meaning it will feel lighter to pedal. Less teeth for a higher gearing, meaning it will feel heavier to pedal.

Almost 3k for a bike, and it doesn't have any Ti in sight, over priced in my opinion. Also Malcolm Rathmell Sport has them for a lot less. M5 HS33 Price: £1999.99 M5 Disc Price £1150.00 http://www.malcolmrathmellsport.com/monty-trials.htm#Monty_M5

Hook from today.

It's actually a good thing, because its to help go towards my car insurance, which has to be payed in full sum and not monthly, once i've sorted the insurance i have a damn good job to start.

Just been approved for a credit card. Happy days.

Onza Genesis 26" Frame Onza Genesis Forks Front and rear 2011 HS33's Rear Echo CNC pads Tryall 3D stem Wellgo Mag pedals Trialtech Highriser handle bars. Front Echo rim built onto an onza hub Rear maestro rim built onto an onza hub Kenda Nevegal Kevlar Folding front tyre Continental Der Kaiser rear tyre Onza cranks Tensile FW 60 click

My set.

Setting today, don't worry

After dreading going into work tomorrow, i've just found out i'm not even in tomorrow !

I hate this forum I'd like to meet everyone to prove i'm not actually the bellend i'm portrayed to be over the internet.

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Correct!

Nope.

My turn

That narrows it down to just about every woman.

Loved it!