waybe2014

There is a British company making phone and laptop cases with this ring them to see if they will sell you some

Ha ha very funny. Still can't figure out how I bought a 3 bed house with my girlfriend and I only get the box room.

She definitely track stands better than me and the no handed bar spin wheelie thing was nuts

Currently set up in my man's room are my Sega master system ps1 original xbox xbox 360 desktop and laptop. I'm in the process of trying to turn my xbox into an emulator

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My girlfriend has got the surface pro 2 and she loves it (128gb Version) things to remember though it has very little software and if you want to add any you need to get a cd/dvd drive. Also they may be willing to change the keyboard you get with it for the better plastic one of you ask

Basically I'm looking for any natural spots to ride, as close to Coventry or Birmingham as possible, for when the weather gets better.

Liked that a lot. Really smooth

I can't see a photo but I'm on a phone

Just looks like a steel zoot. Interesting to see specs though.

This should work http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/saddles/velo_mini_seat/c91p12301.html I know monty also use similar seats

There are quite a few riders around the Birmingham area and I know quite a few people go to cannock but that's for mtb

I was in the same situation as you as I only started trials this year and about your height. I started on a 20 but always found I was too big for it and was constantly trying to make it fit me. Then I switched to a 26 and was much more comfortable. I would say it depends on your budget, if you want to start cheap get a 20 and fit a 180-35 stem as this seems to be how taller riders set up theirs.

I really like this video because of the above reason. This is how I aspire to be able to ride, not the biggest gaps or side hops just effortless.

Looks to be a free hub so 2 splined sprockets is easy on the rear.

Grips stem cranks free wheel sprocket bash plate/ring

How would that work at the crank. Running 2 chain rings the same size with longer bolts? Can't imagine 2 screw on sprockets plus bash ring fitting without some major adjustment.

Sorry completely forgot about that

Moving the free wheel from rear to front shouldn't be a problem if you are running a bash plate. You will need a free wheel removal tool and a crank puller although I have never done it myself. If you have a bash ring there may be compatibility issues

22:18 will be really light as mods either run 24:16 or 18:12 but most free wheels are 18t

Sometimes I think people are being too harsh on him. Obviously he's just trying to create arguments but I'm even bored of this now. We obviously can't ban him he keeps coming back. He's the TF disease

26 bikes come with rear rim brakes because the rotational forces are very high and would lead to damaging the frame bike or wheel. 24 inspired frames only recommend up to 180 discs or you void the warranty so this is nothing to worry about

Where are you from?

As promised some pictures of my bike. I will bring both sets of bars so you can pick the ones you prefer https://www.facebook.com/wayne.sellers.357/media_set?set=a.10152755576008256.1073741828.536833255&type=1 hope that worked

New onza tor wins for me