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This is my perfect woman. She can be anyone I want her to be.

It's going to need over 500,000 sales. Last years number 1 made 576,000 I think it was. The group isn't even up to that amount yet and then I doubt even 30% of people in the group will purchase the song. But my god how I'd love it happen and I'm deffinitaly buying the song next week.

Up North is just as grim as the rest of the UK. I'm from Liverpool, and I still think it's the best city I've been to and I've been to most of the major cities in England. Every city has scum, murderers, rapists, peados, Priests. But every other city I go to there always seems to be A LOT more of the type of people I wouldn't particularly want to walk past on a dark lonely street. The closest city I've been to that resembles Liverpool and the people here is Newcastle. Personally I think the Midlands is the worst part of the country. Some of the very southern cities are good, like Exeter, Plymouth, Bournemouth. Jammy f**ker.

There was a massive ramp up it to be fair. The first trailer looked brilliant. Might be worthy of a purchase.

Haha, so true. It does, get it changed to the updated gay Hermance. He clearly needs a clown mask on though.

If you want one to fix an M5 thread you will need an M5 helicoil kit. The kits aren't that cheap though. But you can always charge your mates to do theirs too as you'll get a fair few helicoils. http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=en&amp...ved=0CDEQrQQwBA

Same. Good stuff.

Take it back to Mcdonalds for a refund, it's obviously faulty.

It depends on the surface of the bars though. Bars with a glossy finish will need sticking down. I've used floor adhesive the last few times, worked fine for me.

Sounds great. I don't think you'll have a problem getting people to ride it, you might even be fending people away from it haha. Good luck.

http://www.echobike.com/bike24.html

Put whatever you're painting in a small room and whack the heating on full blast. Stick a few electric heaters in there too.

All this moaning about people's status updates, it's fair enough but if they annoyingly make far too many updates can't you just click "hide" next to the update and shizam, they won't show up again. That way you can still perve on them and you don't have to read their crap.

The Go Fast stuff looks like a joke drink. I didn't think it was a real brand at first.

I think Hope use Castings for most of their products. Anyway, I don't know exactly how Middleburns are made I was just explaining the casting process as Ali said they where cast.

I've got it, upgraded from Windows XP. Not had a single problem. Everything has worked perfectly fine on Windows 7. Anzo, it's perfect for businesses to use. It's not like Vista. Plus it's likely big businesses will buy the professional version which has a XP emulator type gizmo. So it's not possible for nothing to work on it. They don't need to wait 3/5 years to get Windows 7. It's been tested very thoroughly and is nothing like Vista was. I've not read a bad thing about it. I read somewhere it was tested in a few schools in a certain area. It was put onto hundreds of old crummy laptops and only 1 failed to work. It's seems faster than XP to me, I've gone straight from XP to Windows 7. It's still fundamentally the same thing. The way you find files, get programs etc, even the computer retarded could transfer their knowledge from XP straight to Windows 7 and pick it up very quickly. I highly rate it. My computer is noticeably faster now and it was very quick and easy to install. All my past drivers have worked and it's even automatically downloaded and installed them if I plug something in.

Yes they are, but as with the majority of machined items even everything in the cycle industry (hope hubs, discs etc) They are cast first then machined to reduce waste and improve speed.

The loctite won't do a thing. It's not worth it. If he's got a new left hand crank and new bottom bracket and it's coming loose after 20yards, it won't need thread lock, there's more too it than that. So I wouldn't advise forking out on any thread lock. New bolt = sorted.

What happens is, the regular cranks that have the spline on them are cast to a certain size. You can't change this size without forking out a lot of money to machine new moulds. It sounds like the original cast is only big enough for the spline but not big enough to fit a long enough thread. All they are doing is changing the machining process for the spline to a thread instead. So those cranks are regular cranks with pretty much a modification.

Is the brake set up correctly at the calliper? If it's too far over one side it'll flex the rotor giving a spongy lever effect. If you've got oil on the pads, you can't just clean it off as the oil soaks into the pad very easily. You need new pads. The lever reach adjustment screw will tighten the lever up, you said it didn't do anything, but it should do, is something broke? Apart from that, there is still air in the system, even though you've bled it there can still be air in the system. I'd follow the instructions on Magura.de or any instructional videos around the internet and do it again. Don't ever pull the brake when it's upside down either, and don't pull it when the wheel isn't in. If you've done this, it could affect the performance and you'll need a re-bleed. With your cranks. It's likely to be the crank bolt.

I want to watch it but the aspect ratio is totally wrong, it's messing with me eyes. You should try and export it again but change the size of the video. It needs to be a lot wider. It does look like a dam good video so defo try and change the size. It does seem a bit of a silly thing to do. But when you do rail rides like that you kind of always lean a little to one way, it's likely he'd hop off to the pavement side as that's always going to be in his head. Even if he hopped into the road there would still be plenty of space. And I think he was 100% positive his wheel wasn't going to slip off, he'd hop off before it did, guaranteed.

The main reason for his sketchyness on the back wheel is he probably still uses a Shimano STX RC (some Shimano shite) hub.

Stick your pads in a vice. Get an angle grinder and grind the high spot off till it's level with the low spot. Then draw file the pad with a rough file until it it's flat and smooth. Search for this if you don't understand.

He pulled his brake and it didn't work. So he died.

Awsome video that. Some of the riding spots look amazing, very jealous. The guy on the Rockman, his style looks like "I've just got this new frame and it feels sooo good", very smooth.