JT!

Hahahahahahahahahaha! No it wouldn't.

You're doing something very wrong. Rotors do bend a little slightly, the bigger the rotor is the more it's going to bend. It might not be the rotor though, it could be the mount on the hub. When i had some shitty hub i took my rotor off that and put it on a new hub and it was dead straight. The rotor will not warp if you have you avid set up at a slightly wrong. It just won't. I don't know where you got that from. Reset the avid up again, maybe do it a couple of times until you get it in a good position. It may help to undo the rotor bolts and put them back on, but i doubt it'll make much of a difference, Adam told me to do that when my rotor was a bit crooked but he said not matter how you do the bolts it'd usually sort it's self out anyway. It didn't work but like i said it was the hub.

I thought all the deng frames were gonna be new for 2009.

Did anyone else think 'A short film about English bike trial' makes it sound more like a documentary? Looks good though.

Surely it's because the 09's are coming soon?

I'm not really talking about me personally, i just can't understand why frame designers don't add a disc mount. Like you said the weight is pretty much nothing. And if it was a problem, there could easily be two frames, disc and maggie. I'm not running around demanding a disc mount to be on all frames, just wondering why people are still making frames without them. No one is ever going to not buy a frame because it has a disc mount on it. You will sell all the frames, but you'll sell more if you easily open it to the disc market.

I don't get it. So many people are using rear discs these days. About a quarter of mod riders wouldn't even consider buying that frame just because they won't be able to use a disc brake. I can't see why every single mod frame designed these day doesn't have a rear disc mount.

Walking home 10 mins ago, a guy with a bottle of blue wkd asked me for the time. Most confusing conversation I've ever had.

Kick her to the curb. We've all seen you naked. You can do better.

Discuss.

So, how's everyone getting on with this? Is it only me that it crashes when watching vids?

Isn't she called you're ex so you don't have to suffer her?

Suffering from what?

No. Try harder.

Went to bed last night around 4am and was dead tired. Woke up 12 hours later, turned my alarm off in my sleep in the morning my neck was aching sooo much i can't tilt it to the left. It's easing off now, must have slept on it sooo stupidly.

I've not really got any ex's so it's hard for me to put myself in a hypothetical situation, i suppose i would have some issues with it but it wouldn't be anything i couldn't get over adventually. I suppose there's always going to be some tension depending on how they broke up, but i can't ever see why someone should just say "I can't, you're my mates ex". It's just stupid. But then again i'm coming from a different point of view with the whole relationship thing, i don't put anything before a relationship, distance, work or friends, where as other people will be the opposite.

I can't think of a reason why one should be called right and one should be called wrong. It's just a different technique. One way surely won't hinder you than the other.

'Mountain biking" tends to refer to XC (cross country) riding. Then you have downhilling, which obviously is just caning it down a hill as fast as you can go. Then freeriding which i don't really know how to describe. Mainly f**k off big drops and riding northshore trails and such, hammering you're bike more than downhilling, but not nessiserally going for speed. So it depends what you're looking at really.

Will the ice have a disc mount when it hits the shops?

I know zero about unicycles, but if someone was to come on here and ask the same question regarding trials bike, it'll probably end up being much more expensive to buy parts separately and build you're own bike. Unicycles trials is even harder to stick to than biketrials. So i'd say you're better off just buying a cheapish one, then it'll be easier to sell on if you decide it's not for you. If you get into it, you can still sell it on and go buy something much better. Wouldn't have it any other way!

No, my copy of photoshop is legal. I inherited it from my great-granddad on my fathers side when he died 24 years ago.

I hear the cranks are new, is this true!? Me personally i'd buy a cheaper unicycle if you've hardly ever ridden one before. Rather than splashing out more than a quarter of a grand one something that'll be ridden for 2 months max and end up in a shed.

Thank God for my zero ethics and guilt when it comes to copyright infringement.

Either of the uni's on tartybikes look pretty good. There's one on supercycles for £220 too. And then you have loads here for less than 200. http://www.unicycle.uk.com/Shop/shopdispla...=7&subcat=6