Luke Rainbird

Sounds good mate - I'll try and get up for around then and let you know Alex - get the train!

Haha! MINIminiman...

Text has just got through from Darren. Turns out he can't get to Plymouth, but will be riding Ivybridge (I assume this evening, after work) Get the train to Ivybridge and ride there, new spot for you! If you get there will be about...

Will try and get in soon, if not then maybe tonight

This afternoon any good?

Mix and match all the way... Everyone's a winner

Not so much right now, due to Christmas/New Year business, but usually somewhere in the region of 20 hours a week when I have the time/the weather allows. 30+ or so in the summer if all goes to plan

No, really

Ever shat so hard you bled? Not so fun at the time, unless you have a twisted sense of humour (Not that I ever have, or that I called a mate to tell him just after (even before wiping))

Pah - Was nothing on BBC1 South West, unless I'm now suffering memory loss.... Unless it's on Lenny Henry... edit: which it is... idiot!

Alex I feel cheated on! hehe Shall be passing through Bristol tomorrow if you fancy a quickie (although being there for around 5mins between trains you'd better be damn good!) Have a good one guys

Trials Forum Trends #42923... Nice work, be interesting to see how it works out

Huh? Since when Darren?

Looks nice Prawny, however I will side with Mr. Joseph Maher on the best looking Zona still... Close second On the love front however...

Put a seat in it...

...Mielec?!

Long hosing ***

Possibly be better to get it whacked into HERE But anyway (lots of copy/pasting): Heatsink 24UKWheel Base: 1025mm Headangle: 73 degrees BB rise: + 25 mm Chain stays: 385mm Rear brake mount: Magura 4 bolt mount Max rear tyre width: 2.6 inches Material: 7020 Aluminium Colours: Blue/Silver/(Black & White out of stock) Weight: 1.974 kg (4.35lbs) including stickers & mech hanger Price: £250 Ashton ETWheel Base: 1020mm Headangle: 73 degrees BB rise: + 25 mm Chain stays: 385mm Rear brake mount: Vee Material: 7005 Aluminium Colours: Black Weight: 1.820 kg (4.0lbs) Price: Discontinued LeesonCustom Geometry 360 Dropouts, Countersunk BB Material: Reynolds 725 Steel Colours: Custom Weight: Varies, and I'm not going to guess a rough idea, someone else can say from experience! Price: £400+ FreshUnsure of these. They were pretty custom if I remember correctly, but I'll let Todge fill you in here as to exactly what he offers frame/pricewise Curtis T24Custom geometry, however the site has the following as a basic starter: Wheelbase: 1025mm Headangle: 73 degrees BB height: 368mm Chain stays: 380mm Rear brake mount: Optional Material: T45 Steel Colours: Custom Weight: 5lbs 9oz Droputs, grind plates etc all optional, and cost will vary with these Price: £500+ IoloExtremely Customisable; Fully Custom Geometry Horizontal or vertical dropouts Variations on frame design Choice of brake mounts Choice of rear hub spacing 1" or 1 1/8" headtube MTB or BMX bottom bracket shell Choice of oven baked powdercoat colour Cable guides for brake/mech Oval or round downtube £350 Will pop back and add my own comments in a bit, but now hungry! Should give you a little light reading for now

Can't make Sunday Possibly be in early on Saturday though making an appearance. Hopefully see a few of you in - but I have to work from 6 so will be leaving earlyish unfortunately Hope to see a couple of you about

So many people are retards, and the whole stupid nanny-state situation doesn't help things. Get rid of loads of taxes/laws etc and make a few people take responsibilities for their own actions/lives. Obviously some law enforcement has to be in place, but on the whole people are completely clueless nowadays

Useful at times though - Getting a new phone tomorrow which has free MSN for life, which will be handy. Been good to have a couple of times on the missus' phone when money's been short!

Bastards! Just got home from Bristol

Would love to, but doubt I'll be home in time. And my wrist has got worse again

And the award for longest outro goes to..... Later dude, have fun

There's 90 of them... Obviously