Dan6061

I have a Samsung M110, or something? Suppost to be really strong, which it is, apart from I've cracked the screen casing. Has a rubbery case, and I can throw it about, run it over in my car, mate ran it over in his van, it's fine! It's splash proof too... I threw it in a puddle to test it, and it was fine. Was only around £50 too, sim free. Holds about 200 texts, does all the usual phone stuff. Nothing fancy, but it does the job!

I don't do anything! Get £50 a week on jobseekers allowance now, so I guess I should thank all you taxpayers!

It's a brand new hub, it all needs to bed in! At the moment it's all packed full of grease. What you need to do is take the driver out, clean it all up and take all the grease out, then use Finishline/bikehut wet sythetic oil on just the ratchet, and spring/pawls. The bearing's won't spin freely at first, as they're brand new. Once they've rolled through a few miles, they'll spin and spin. Give it time and look after it, they're brilliant hubs.

All of them! haha. Don't worry about it, I won't be able to make this one. At the Abingdon one for sure though!

Usually on my back, one arm under the cover, other arm on top holding onto the tv remote.

Not sure if I can make this now. Still need to replace the bearings in my Profile, and then pay for petrol for there and back... I'll try to arrange something!

1. Sam Jones 2. Max Hunt 3. Ryan Iley 4. Joe Bayliss 5. Tom Mundy 6. Glen Robinson 7. Jon Granger 8. Mowgli the Mexican 9. Stuart Powney 10. Rich Pearson 11. Tristan Packham 12. Nathan Roach 13. Krisboats 14. Tom Booth 15. Nick Vaughan 16. Ed Emuss 17. Ryan Granaski 18. Rob Cook 19. Ashley Wood 20. Dave Anscombe 21. David Biddle 22. Katie Pilgrim 23. Danny Kearns 24. john shrewsbury 25. sam ward 26. Grant Hundley 27. Jack Chinnnnnnery 28. Andrew Walker 29. Steve Rogers 30. Dave Harding <<<< IM RIDING!!!! biggrin.gif:D 31. Joe Rothwell 32. Chris Page (possibly) 33. Connor Powell 34. Nicholas Manning 35. Matt Purdon (or Skoze as i'm better known) 36. Matt Bird 37. Chris Abbey 38. Harry Cox 39. Ben Cox (not related to harry) 40. LabRat (kieran whitefield) 41.Adam Griffin 42. Dan O'Shea 43. Rich Jones 44. Craig Szczypek 45. Josh Joyce

Very nicely written Rich, kudos. I'll be here for the posting silence.

I've ridden there. Pretty fun spot! I kept looking at lines, scrambling up the the first rock, then losing the line completely! Was fun though, if not very tiring.

T-F banhammer's done him some good! I swear he wasn't that good before... Nice one Danny!

Pah, that's nothing! I've had a bit of rim missing twice as long as that! Was fiiine...

They come apart the same as Profiles do. Take the wheel off the bike (obviously?) keeping the bolts on, then knock the non-driveside with a rubber mallet, and that'll push the axle out, with one hub bearing attatched. Now open up a vice slightly so the driver/cog can rest on it, and just gently tape the other bolt with the mallet, and that'll bring the driver off! Now remember which sides the springs and pawls sit on, and take them off. Now sit the axle back in the hub, and slide the empty driver on (REMEMBER the wafer thin washer that sits between the hub bearing and the driver!) and gently tap the driver into the bearing. This should then sit the axle nicely between the hubshell bearings and keep it in place. Now just slide the driver off (will be easier this time as the end caps aren't back on) Clean it all up, dab a bit of 3in1, or Bikehut/Finishline wet synthetic oil on it, and put it all back in place. Make sure you have the pawls on the right side so they engage properly, spin the driver round as you push it on to make sure all the pawls engage as it goes on, once that's on, just knock the end caps onto the ends of the axle with the mallet, and you're done! Simples.

04 Python's are back! Quite like them.

They're made of perspex (or similar?) very solid and light!

I accidently clicked one of those cogs and lost all the yellow/orange dots! Had to wait a while for them to coem back again. I think there's still bits to this forum I haven't found yet, or things that Tom/Danny made, but just tested and didn't link up!

I have a Monty PR stem on my Zona, with the old Zoo risers, perfect. Had an old Echo Team stem before, which was nice, but the lower stem makes it ride a lot nicer!

Thanks for the advice, but I really hate horses! Can't see myself ever wanting to do that to be honest...

Still can't see me..haha. Might go have a look at my mates copy tomorrow!

Bump. I wanna see myself.

I see Rich's old bar and stem still going strong! (24" parts you bought off a mate of mine) Bike looks a lot nicer now, good to see you back riding again!

Woah, woah, woah... wait a minute. Put my bike on the ground!? are you MAD!? But yeah, benches are pretty good too, they're for sitting on, right?

Yeah, I'd say T-Cut will get that out. Had a small scratch like that on the Mini, and I T-Cut'd it and you won't even know it was there now.

You'll never be able to sit down when you're riding, and when you want to rest, just sit on the back wheel!

I'd say the best 36H 19" rim you can get is the 2007 Kris Holm rim. Not too heavy, nice width, REALLY strong! I've had mine for ages on a fair few grinds and it's still going fine, not one dent either! www.unicycle.com for them.

Am I actually riding in it? I really wanna see it! haha. Not in the first picture above, mate Rich is though, on the black and white Pure, white pisspot lid.