JonMack

New KHE flatland prototype frame

True that, I just saw it like the way that most companies (like Onza) do it, with the screw coming out the gap.

Youtube Video -> Original Video

Combine this image With this image So imagine there is an allen head on the left hand end of the bolt in the top pic, allowing you to use an allen key incase the thumb wheel becomes too hard to turn. Either that or use a bolt with an allen head built into the end, like a grub screw, but bigger and longer.

You win

Rubber ring?

How can you judge a frames weight by one vector image?! Isn't it like... 1.8kg, which is the same as like a Hydroxx...

Even better still, keep the current thumbwheel system, but just use an allen headed bolt for it

Cry Like this

After 3 years of being edge, 2.5 of those being at uni going out 2/3 times a week, no you're not

Go rear disc, take the bashplate off, and that will be lots nicer! (And get rid of all the Echo parts )

Sweeeeet!!

They email you a link, you click on it, then you print it yourself.

Just text, saying Straight Edge, from shoulder to shoulder pretty much.

Chest

Yeah

Joe's only crying cos I wont tell him what I'm getting.

Finally got mine booked, never managed to get hold of my friend so getting the first half done at the local tattooist 2 weeks tomorrow (payday ) Pretty psyched only £140 too

Well as far as I know both my Hopes have organic in and I've never had a problem with them, wet or dry.

Sintered offers long life, with the organic offering slightly better performance. Surely that's all you need to know, go for Organic.

Why 180, out of interest? I've found 160 is plenty powerful enough.

Still nothing from Andy

Well considering he's offered to refund me, he's not a very good scammer. Gutted.

I could give the Mod a go, consider me a last resort as I'm not very good, but I do ride a DD bike so that would be verrrry nice

I did Art (Digital Photography), History, Double Science, Full course IT, Half course Resistant materials, German. We didn't get to choose if we did a language or not, we had to, and I failed German, despite being in set 1. Also failed History because I really wanted to do two art courses, but my mum wouldn't let me, now I've got a degree in Graphic Design Failed IT cos my c/w was shit and I put in 0 effort, built a desk in Resistant Materials which I still use to this day (checked the date on it today for when it was moderated and it says March 2002, which means I've been using it since around then). Digi Photog was basically basic photoshop for 2 years, they'd give us p&s cameras, get us to shoot some stuff round the school then manipulate it (read as: apply filters) and I ended up with a C in that. Got CC in double sci, and that was it. Did eng lang/lit and got CC, double sci got CC, maths got a B, art got a C, resistant materials got half a B, so I left school with 6.5 GCSE's. The lowest set I was in for any subject was... 1 . I f**ked around at school and managed to pass my GCSE's with luck, and the fact I'm intelligent. Far too many kids think school is shit and blah blah blah, but if you don't pay attention or put in any effort, then it means you're just gonna have to end up spending longer at college, so you can meet the requirements for uni. I know not everyone is doing the school > college > uni thing, but they seem to be pushing it very hard on people, so it's worth getting your head down at school so you sail into college, rather than just about managing to blag entry.