Backgren

2 more, larger sized pics in the gallery!

Some pics from the trial in Slovakia last weekend. 9 pics in the Gallery http://83.170.72.216/~trials/forum/index.p...lbum&album=1417 One of me , a weird sidehop, and a beasty up by Andrei Burton.

Oh well. Since it's now online I might as well post mine up here aswell. Sorry, if you want the thread by yourself? [attachmentid=3319] http://83.170.72.216/~trials/forum/index.p...lbum&album=1416 I'll very soon get some video clips and a fair few riding pics for you, been a bit busy rescently...

How far is that from the area? Edit: found the other map with Rugog Farm circled. Approx 5 miles, from what i can tell. I'd love to ride it, seeing as i'm in England by then.

todays Swedish lesson : BRA! pronounced almost exactly as the english word "bra", but means "good" well nice pictures. I've gotta come up to yours some time sooooon

--> QUOTE(joe b @ Mar 16 2006, 08:05 PM) ←Was an alright vid. I suppose you did say theres no flashy editing or anything, but you could have at least took a bit longer to edit it... Cheers, Joe. I know =/ it's mostly just thrown together. When i eventually found a song i could use i just didn't have the time to work with it, too much in school at the moment, makes me too tired Anyway, thanks for all replies so far

hey I had some quite cool clips left from the indoor riding, and thought I'd put them into a small vid. I want to focus on the outdoor vid (which takes ages to make since here's still loads of snow and several degrees below 0) so theres no flashy editing. Have a look www.peterbackgren.com/Peter-toxsin2.wmv It's not on the site yet, haven't got round to put it up there... Edit: Forgot to add, it's about 1½ min long, only 9 MB.. Cheers, Peter

He can speak at least 2 different languages, can you? That makes him and all other people that have English as their second language able to communicate with loads more people. Quite good, eh? That's thanks/due to the fact that Britain had (slave) colonies all over the world. And about shifting gears in a car, it's loads easier with the right hand, but this is not really about which hand you use, it's because most cars are built to be used with the steering wheel on the left and then converted to righthand steering for the British and other markets. Meaning that the gears are the wrong way around, when you normally would pull towards you for lower gears you'll have to puch away from you, using muscles that aren't as strong. MIND though, on normal cars you probably don't have any problems what so ever to get to the first gear, but on trucks/lorries it can be horrible. We changed to right hand side traffic in 1967 (took 5 hours to change), but the trains are still going on the left side since it's too much work to get them going the other way round. For Britain it's way too late to change now, and with the patriotism and conservatism you've got there it just won't happen Funny how you all get really angry when someone points out that UK is backwards