Luke Rainbird

Intelligence...

I'll probably be out and about at some point, but Tyler, Alex etc are coming to visit me the weekend after, so they won't be up this weekend

Indoor Jam would be awesome, do it! So long as there's a good variety of sections, including streetier stuff if possible, and some easyish stuff! How big exactly are we talking here though?

Looking good Alex, how are you finding big wheels? Shall have to get it to Bristol so I can have a play!

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....c=85323&hl= Wasn't hard - first page...

Yes that's Pete. The vid of his drop on the Hoe is about somewhere. Maybe whack it into the search, or take a look at his "member topics" via his profile to find it. Drop was around 8ft or so, from memory (measured a while ago, with a non-tf tape measure...) In real life Pete's not too bad. By not too bad, I mean tolerable...

Dog created punctuation for a reason, and you are it. (yes, it says dog, well done you can read)

Bottom pic looks damn tidy! I like...

Use the search. There was yet another bigish topic on this a short while back, and I doubt anybody who was there can be arsed with writing out the whole ins and outs of it again. In short; There's diferent types of sponsorship, most of it now being pretty pointless. "Here, have a sticker" sort of thing. Be more specific maybe and get a better answer, or search and find it out properly (sorry, little grouchy this morning/afternoon/whatever I've just woken up to!)

Everyone I've ridden with before (except for maybe one or two exceptions) Anyone else who gets out and has fun riding their bike, no matter how good/bad they are, so long as they enjoy it Slightly shorter list; Prawn, Alex, Darren, Nick, Bigman etc etc (Plymouth lot) Alex, Div, Dave, Sam, Rowan, Dan, Boon etc (Bristol lot) Bessell, Dan Jones, Steve A, Leech, Holroyd, Mackaskill and Feeney to top it off To be honest, my ideal ride would just be a small ride with a few fun guys, regardless of riding ability or whatever. Just get out for a day/night and play

Ashton/Orange shall be bringing a new one out early next year, or at least that seems to be the plan. Iolo will gladly make you one, but that is around £350 so in the same situation as Leeson I assume. Todge/Fresh I am unsure of at the minute, best bet would be to drop him an email Heatsink are really nice from what I've heard, and a good price There was a Zoot frame in Fs/Wtd (well, there were two, but I know at least one is gone) which could be worth a look. Hope you find something

http://www.observedtrials.net/vb/local_lin...37&catid=11 Awesome TK vid, remember seeing that ages ago and loved it, couldn't dream of being able to ride like that! Now it's still far better than my riding, but I'm beginning to believe!

Cheers, not the greatest Antivirus, but with a few others it seems to do a fairly good job for me

Not a big fan myself, only ever seen it work once (I think) on an old guitar forum. Will have a play at a lighter one later if it's too wet to ride, but that was more as an extra skin for the people who seem to like darker skins (let's face it, the effort I put in was pretty minimal)

Yep

Quick 30 second play: edit: that was for those who wanted a darker skin, more for the colour scheme than the individual graphics. will possibly look at a lighter skin later, with new graphics if I can be bothered...

Congratulations dude, was this partly down to that mini-catalogue you posted a while back yeah? Did they say anything about any of the products you designed for that at all, or was it just a quick showcase for them? Either way, well done and when your range of trials-specific protection comes out (including a range of condoms, perhaps?) be sure to let us know!

Yay for the Kennard! Will edit shortly, just downloading... done! Damn I love uni connection speeds! Edit: Woohoo! Looking good boyo, do I sense your ineer Rowan trying to get out at times?! Must ride again soon, will try and get to Pompey sometime maybe Love you xxx

Amen

9.5's where it's at Only just started to use it though so can't help I'm afraid, sorry

Loved that Joe, nice work Music and editing was nice and simple/mellow, and I love your riding style too. Think I may have to steal it while you're not looking

Bessell is a penis... 16 year old Uno 18 year old Micra (those two are so much fun in the lanes/fields!) BMW 535d se - AWESOME bit of kit Land Rovers VW Golf/Transporter Vauxhaull Astra Renault Clio MG ZR Not much, but all a laugh

From a couple of nights out. Gotta love the pimpage... Those suits got me free entry and drinks to just about everywhere, plus huge kudos from the people out those nights! Love it!

Plymouth? Loads of riding, and a good set of friendly riders around too Stock - 26" Mod - 20" Mods are probably easier to pick up the basics, although if you are a taller guy a stock would probably do you fine, and would allow a few faster/rolling moves that would be a little harder on a mod. Do a quick search, and you should be able to bring up a nice lot on starter bikes. There's several threads about with all the info you should need as to bikes, moves and kit. Helmet should do you for safety, possibly a set of shinpads for a bit if you like, although these aren't necessary, they'll just stop a few gashes from the odd collision with a pedal! Best advice is to just get out and have fun on your bike! Have fun, and hopefully see you in Plymouth when I'm back over Christmas maybe, Luke

Hehe, was only messing around mate, it's pretty pimp