Krisboats

Exactly the same opinion as mine. If you can't repeatedly do it and keep it, then its not something you can actually do. Sure, you can say one day i sidehopped up 58 inches, but did you really? I can happily try a static gap and hit another wall 7 and a half foot away with my rear wheel, but can't stick it. That would never be classed as being able to gap that far... i can only gap and hold it at around 7'-7'2". Its the same with a sidehop... kind of defeats the purpose of trying to jump up something sideways if you can't stay on it, its not an actually made height, just one you managed to fluke yourself onto one time. Close, but no cigar

Reflection off the car window of (i think) my friends head The areas of bright white i agree with though, but similarly, hadn't noticed before you mentioned. To be fair though, my dads silly good digital camera gets the same large ares of white if i try and get the same shot of my frame.

Okidoke

t-rex copied it last night to show tomm the pic quality of a k800i

It doesn't hurt. I dont think mines even attached under the spazzy bit of nail.

My little toe nail is weird too. Its like it grows in two halves, one is normal and the other grows double thickness while taking twiceas long to grow. It just gets ripped off with the pliers to save any hassle.

Sounds like a good phone that one

Ignore him, he obvously knows shit all Tubeless tyres generally require a sealed, tubeless specific rim. You put the tyre on the rim and pour the gunk in and inflate. However, fatmike actually managed this, as did other riders, quite successfully by using a cut up inner tube as the seal inside an ordinary trials rim. Apparantly his party trick was sticking screwdrivers through the tyre without getting a puncture. I'm pretty sure he posted a guide on here on how to do it as well.

Thats exactly what i said before i got mine, apart from the whole not drinking bit . I've taken 1000's of photo's on it, from quick snaps of notes on uni message boards to getting pics while out on "a quick ride". It gets used because i have it, not that i have it because it gets used.

I would love to see the images your basing this on k800i Taken through car window travelling at 10-15 mph. Taken at bracken using bestpic mode (cam quality is reduced using bestpic.... not full capability ) Use of the macro mode for a stylish, clear foreground, blurred background type image. My mums 5MP minolta camera takes pics of the same quality. And that was a £200 camera about 2 years ago. EDIT: MonsterJ, why are you going with orange when companies like o2 do large anytime any network packages?

Generally less than half that And by far the best phone (feature wise) thats currently out.

And made it slightly less comp orientated and more street durable i do believe.

Big bars are great. I love mine. Going from echo flat bars to 30" onza carbons was a life changing move for me, and definately for the better.

Just don't bail and produce sparks and a split hose at the same time.... flamethrower maggie

Thats quite a strange view. So theres lycra police or soemthing on all rocks everywhere, not letting peopel ride them if their not wearing lycra. People don't really wear lycra nowadays, look at the old riding videos... they used to wear lycra on street rides . Why is natural frustatrating and not street... i've seen people getting pretty annoyed missing a sidehop on a random wall. So in your eyes, street riding is where people go to destroy their bikes in order to have a laugh. You not thought people might be able to have a laugh without destroying stuff, and if anything bikes get more smashed on natural . Why spend money to smash it anyway, if you were a good rider you'd be able to ride without smashing things. And people compete on street rides, trying to out-gap each other and stuff is most definately competetive. Sorry, but i had to point out the fact you just wrote completely streotypical bullshit, without any kind of association with reality or fact.

ha ha, yeah i guess

On a seperate note... any news on boumsongs pro2? I'm gonna be buying it at some point soon and need to get rim/spokes for it.

They'll tell you that so they aren't responsible. If they said waters fine then you have a load of problems they'd be liable... Which isn't fair on them as its common knowledge that their generally fine with water. They shouldn't be held responsible for your brake having broken because "tartybikes said it was okay".

Ha ha, f**k off dave, doesn't take a degree in engineering to be able to fix a chain He already said "i dunno, maybe i took 5 out and forgot about it"... I'm convinced he did

Has lines on mine too Its just a shit gradient effect

So did you get a warning for your comment ?

Prove it People have had water in for 4-6 years before without problems. I've been running it in mine for nearly 2 and the only thing i've had wrong with it is the maggie pad clip pin on the cylinder snapped off. They just aren't lubed all the time like with oil, Which a quick drop of 3-in-1 and a wipe with a tissue will cure for a good month or so. Water feels a lot better, has a faster response time and is a lot easier to replace mid-ride.

Are you f**king kidding me?!? You could easily take 3-4 out of that without a problem, jesus christ. I can't beleive you only took one out! Your chain was so long that your mech was literally tucked under itself, providing no tension. You should have taken 3-4 AT LEAST out of it so its tucked right up out the way like mine is. I can't beleive you could only take one out, thats shocking!