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for me this episode shown, that yes, they are old now. Hot hatch if their youth from the 80s. that was 30 years ago! They would need someone young..ish. Like in the american top gear! there is Tanner Foust, who is a professional driver, and you see some amazing driving from him and not because they cut it well Actually I was watching some older shows on Netflix... And on the 21st series of Top Gear, i feel like it needs a big refresh But actually it is not too bad, it is just old

yes and that is the point. you need the pads to connect with the rim as quick as you can, so you will have a solid lever to apply the force to braking, and not use the most of the levers to make the pads connecting the rim I used cable brakes so long ago, that I forgot about these issues

the cable is coming from the lever, and it is coming to one of the brake arms, why crossing the other. At the very end of the brake arm, there is a bolt, that holds the cable down undo a bolt just a littlebit, grab a pair of plies and pull that cable a little bit, then while you pulling the end of the cable, screw the bolt back in

Just a question and sorry for the huge bump Any info or eta about the release?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01qjhg4 8pm! Today we are going to fix a dent on Maaaa`tis Caaaa` But I dont even have a dent on my Ca` (kicks the car) There you go mate ! I just love that accent

it is a beauty with its red and black parts. you should paint the frame red, and it will be 10/10

check wanted thread, I posted a link from Tartybikes, that is the only rim I know exist in 36 hole in 19 inch

okay, thank you, when I tried to registered it did not show UK as an option for me. I wait and see how it will turn out, and decide wether purple over green worth twice the price

that resonator.... I have a special place for 2 stroke bikes in my heart that machine could be a beast!

I got a Pro 2 rear hub, the same colour as my front XC, so I am happy I was looking for rims, and I realized that I can fit Halo Sas purple rims in my budget, they are 24 inch, 32 hole, 36mm wide rims Would they be good for street trials?

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/hope-pro-3-rear-hub/rp-prod17386 I know its not a hope 2, but yeah With Rum brakes my problem is that, I am not sure if they are fine enough and I taste them. after I drank the whole bottle as tasting, the lever is a little bit wobbly but okay like

He must make sure that the house will be free

Coincidence that Adam makes the Tarty days as the same day when one of the lady member of your family has a birthday, so you should not be home? I think not...

I am sparing up for a bike, that I am actually using, so I cannot afford to spent huge amounts at the moment :/

I would buy that bike, just to look at it everyday....

does it have the return spring in position? Sorry for the really dumb question, but t happened to me once, that t should work perfectly and with pressure the piston went back,but it was sticking. Then I found he spring laying around...

You already decided. It was the right decision then, this was how you saw it at that very moment when you decided and actually there were no bad decision here.

Welcome! Actually it is easier to understand your English than some native speakers.... And you have beautiful ladies in your country as well at least we have Gravy chip!

it is beautiful, I love these frames. I reckon with white wheels and a white handlebar it would be one of the most beautiful stock ever made

it looks soo nice, is it really streety?

I am from Hungary, the legal age is 14 for 50 ccm and there is no need of registration plate what so ever. it has its pros and cons as well... I have an A1 licence since I a 16 but in this case it worth to wait.. I was around 50 kg or so, so I was very light, no idea how much is it at stone. I could find a place that was completely straight and was going down a little bit, once I went around 50 miles there, it was great at age of 16 it was completely stock though at 50 ccm it does not get a gearbox, a CVT set right is the best I think that is the art at 50 ccm, to get the most out of your bike and dont get caught ohh, the good old times, when I spend al my money on petrol

Do they move, or they just making noise? Do you feel any rubbing? Very first step, pull the bolts on the cranks really tight, you must have them tight

I was driving a scooter, 50ccm since i am 14, back at that age they were awesome And yeah, stock, they are good, if you do not have any alternative (at least they go with petrol and look cool), but if you get your hadn oily, change vario, maybe bigger piston.. If you change the vario, they can be awesome, but changing the piston is illegal, so never ever do it, we did not do it as well..... I was looking for a Rs 125 for quiet a time, but my problem is that the bike is twice he price of the car, and it is always rainy here, and I cannot transfer my bike with it.. but if it would be a warmer country, or less rainy, I would get a mito/rs125 in no time

it looks really nice, what brakes will you have to the front?