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Looks nice but a bit pricey for me. I hope the idea catches on.

I caught someone on mine 6 months after it was stolen. He gave it back but I didn't hit him or anything as I don't think he was the one that took it. I got in trouble for hitting the kid that I suspected of taking it.

Onzas don't break any easier than anything else. As for budget, the best budget is as much as you can afford.

I used a rawl plug and screw to fix a stripped magura clamp. It lasted about a year until the bike got stolen. When I got the bike back they'd fixed it.

Seriously though, why do you use the forum as a means to prove how tough the Russian people are? Nobody cares.

He steals money out of his mums purse. The fear is of his dad finding out. Stop stealing from your poor old hard working mother and you will stop being scared.

A situation like this is all about patience. Wait a couple of years then start f**king with him. Keep booking appointments with him, send things to his gaff, get people to park up outside his house. After a while up the ante. Get people to hack his accounts, get people to say things to him in the street. Then put a stop to It all for a while. Then run him over.

This made me chuckle. Anyway, does the guy know you? If not you could get in touch and make an appointment and send your girlfriend instead to find out what's going on. I was typing extremely slowly and got beaten to it.

I liked that. There's quite a nice flow to the whole thing.

I know I've already commented but feel like I should elaborate. I would have liked to have seen more creativity. The guy's clearly talented but rather than the usual gap, up to front, sidehop etc. maybe he could have done something different. Incorporating some of the big moves into more interesting lines would be a good start.

Some big moves admittedly but that video was more boring than watching paint dry.

Funny you should mention that, my v used to leak all the time. As a result I wore a lot of pads. In the end I stopped listening to the music of Justin Bieber and it cleared up.

Gy trials on here still rides but he doesn't use the forum much. You might be able to find him on Facebook though. His names steve randell.

Continental race race kings are better than small blocks up front in my opinion.

Smooth.

What will people up there moan about though once they've got it?

I'm not a big fan of the helmet cam shots but some of these worked quite well.

It's not one of those that Walmart sell is it

Are you sure it's not you that's selling it?

I disagree.

I wouldn't say better but a well set up mechanical is as good as a hydraulic.

You might get a few negative comments but there are still plenty of people that don't comment but still appreciate your riding. I liked the clip. I would've liked to see more but never mind, I'll just have to wait for the next one.

Personally I think a powerful reliable brake is important no matter what level of rider you are (as long as you don't ride brakeless). I had more accidents due to dodgy brakes as a beginner because when they failed I couldn't control the fall as well as I do now.

Chit chat just reached a new low.

Some good riding and the course looked good but comp videos are generally a bit boring. I reckon the camera man must've had a few too many the night before as well.