Tony Harrison

Even if there was, it would only be another set of home made pads...

Polished is hardly 'pimp' is it?

Yeah, just make sure they pay you cash.

Paint the forks to match. Leave the brake bosses, just remove the steel inserts.

Yeah make it Saturday, and then all the Saturday job people can't come. Which suits me because they piss me off by organising weekday rides...

Day before is a Sunday I think.

Yeah I've used Aria, very good they are too.

Didn't you see the photos before you bought it?

If you really have no idea, why not just buy a ready made computer?

Shouldn't be a problem for them (CLS & NT) as they're both precise riders who tend not to use their feet/bashguards, and I'm sure they'll be at home on this 'streety' UCI stuff. Don't think they'll suffer from not getting advice, and they mechanic their own bikes anyway (not difficult unless you're a complete spastic and have to get your dad to do it).

There's no such thing as a UCI style bike. There is no such thing as UCI style. It's just a scoring system for trials competitions. The World's top 'BIU riders' (most of which consistently do well in UCI events aswell) ride the same frames and components.

Signature are bent, they usually just contain some pathetic and unfunny MSN quote.

Don't get ahead of yourself... Not sure about bike related tattoos - you might go off bikes in a couple of years. There's some guy who skates at Rampworx and he had BMX tattooed on his arm, then gave up. Not he's got it blanked out and it looks totally w**k.

Baz, I don't think they'll have a shock. Everyone's seen videos of UCI events. Besides, it's just a method of scoring. We've all seen how precise and competent both those boys are, and to be fair they hardly ever use their bashguards anyway...

Nice one bruvver. How is Leon not dead? Let me know if you need hosting from me again - I'm very accomodating you know... :bunny:

Is he called Pete?

Danny and Cesar are going to wipe the floor...

Funny, was about to ask if you'd done that yourself... what colour's the back one?

Either would be good as they're a central location. Easily accessible for people from the north or south.

Beware! Some products shipped from overseas also have compulsory shipping insurance, which also whacks the price up.

I had a ride on his new lengthened one, and it's much better...

Yeah, me too. I don't think gingers should be allowed to mock themselves, it spoils the fun for us. The fancy dress ride in Brum was mental, although it was freezing cold. And Phil actually rode all day in that outfit... just watch the video if you haven't before, and look out for the glove monster fight near the end...

Mine with 2.5" Azonics rides spot-on. Front end comes up really easily and my wrists don't get done in if I land crap...

Yeah, isn't it just as well that nobody else has to play stupid power games and 'keep things secret' - we'd never know where anywhere was! It's pathetic really - I can see why you'd do it with BMX trails as they get ruined and people never want to dig, but to not say where some rocks are... that's just bent. It's like when people refuse to say what music they use in videos, etc - I suppose this guy just wants a feeling of power or something...

This one should last longer as it has gussets added in the right places. Any aluminium frame will crack in the end... As for the Ashton frame, I'd say it (the new one anyway) is a good all rounder as well as the Zoo. If you want the forks I have a brand new pair with an un-cut steerer, never fitted to a bike that you can have for £50 (RRP £80).