Jonny Shoe
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16inch GT Avalanche(triple triangle!) followed by the lovely Handsomedog Rockhound! Big and short bikes ate by far the best to learn on.....
This guy knows it... GT Tequesta triple triangle in bright orange!!!
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Petrol works wonders for cleaning rims.
Your brakes also work really good for about 10 minutes after.
This man knows it! It also works superbly for cleaning all the rubbish off your chain
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Haha.......bet you haven't revised much Maths have we sam?? That's why I didn't sail yesterday, good luck with the exam, see you there tomorrow.
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You think i dont do all this allready??
I drink at least 2 pints of water a day.
As a couple of people have said 2 pints of water a day is not enough. I think the average you are meant to take is 2 litres, so I would suggest increasing your water intake to start off with.
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GCSEs are all about last minute cramming, if you do that you will be fine and come out with some not bad grades....I did. Shitting it a bit now because I have four AS level exams on monday...I am going to collapse with exhaustion after that!
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Super stuff congrats...on a more serious note what a massive overreaction.
I have had a drive-by attack, some passenger in a van lobbed a half-ful coke bottle at me whilst going 30, caught me right in the chest....some serious expletives errupted after that!
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Can't beat good old DX32s, especially for price
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Good luck with the uni presentation.
I am bricking it because I have my AS French Oral presentaion/exam to do tomorrow
I know it is not such a vital event as university finals/exams but I'm still bricking it. -
REALLY? they are the gashest feeling bars ever for me, doublewalls kick thier asses
nice bike, i would like to try one out, hows it feel for grinds? i can imagine its a bit tricky to get into position?
The old ones I agree with you enirely Paul but the new ones actually have some sweep
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'Crash courses' are great if you already know something.
Problem is you only become a better driver after TIME. You'll find at the end of a week, you might be able to pass your test but you cant 'Drive'
Exactly what I was going to say. I paid ended up only paying 400 pounds for my lessons. I didn't do a crash course and managed to pass in 20 hours including the test and did that over about 2 months (after having 2 months being taught by Dad and gaining the much needed road experience. however my friend paid 400 pounds for an intensive course and passed after about 2 weeks. I am so much of a better driver than him, just purely because I have had "road experience" which is vital to being a safe driver.
So beau, the intensive course is definately faster but at the same time definately not better for your driving. I am not trying to pursuade you against the intensive course because it is brilliant for people who want to pass very quickly, but my friend who did one, did spin out badly on a roundabout the other day
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Ditto, the blonde one was much fitter. However Kirsten Dunst usually is a hot looking lass but I feel she wasn't on form in the Spiderman movie.
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I enjoyed it to be fair, but knowing that there wasn't going to be the best storyline and plot helped. It was entertaining, fight scenes were definately the best part.
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Looks brilliant Ollie, and nice and tidy once though wires were out of the way. I don't suppose you know roughly how much money you have spent on this project?
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Hi,
The only strictly Dirt Jumping one I can think of is: www.ukdirt.com
But there are 2 others which include Dirt Jumping in them:
www.southerndownhill.com
www.ridestreet.co.uk/forum
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The Click Five.
American Pop/punk, you know the really common stuff, but I seem to like these guys more than others.
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Would you spend £5.00 on a biketrials DVD?
Yes
What is our favourite trials style, Street(normal riding around town), natural, Urban(e.g Matt Berridge, John Shrewsbury)?
Street
Who are your favourite UK riders?
Unsure on that one, will have a think and edit it in later.
How old are you?
17
Do you prefer your favourite songs on a biketrials video or a simple well made track which fits with the video?
Something of my taste that fits well to the video it is alongside.
Do you want the video to have different sections from different rides/events.
Yes
Do you like seeing different riders and new places/section, or the same old big gaps as you can appreciate how big they are( eg St.Pauls gap in london and most big riding spots)
A bit of both old and new.
Do you prefer a video which sets the scene and has some nice shots and some experimental parts rather than just all riding?
Yes a video that sets the scene well always appeals to me more.
Anything else which you think makes a trials video stand out?:
Some silly antics
Thanks a lot.
It's for my Final Major Project at college, you should be seeing it soon! Myspace page also coming soon.
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6' 1/2" tall and I weigh about 11 stone 4 pounds. Little bit on the lanky side still, fatboy needs some more beef!!
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http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....amp;hl=samdoman
Here is a poll which includes Revell 26" rims so I hope this proves to be helpful as I am sure both 26 and 20" Revell rims will be of equal quality.
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Not if he gets a blow out and crashes...
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This'll put that crane out of action
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Hi,
I have now been trying for half an hour to take the monty cranks off my snapped T-pro frame, with no luck. They are square taper, therefore I have been using a crank extractor but however hard I try I cannot get the cranks to budge. Does anyone have any fantastic ideas how I can take these bliddy things off, my next move?
Thanks
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Ahhh but a good bit of DIY and a hand-held video camera and Bob's your uncle!
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Mr. T for the win!! "I PITY THE FOOL!"
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