Greetings

Hoping that this topic will get noticed soon. Otherwise I'll just hold a discussion with myself in here. How are you?

Huge stuff and super smooth but I'm not a big fan of his riding. There is a point where smoothness and effortlessness just start to make things look too easy to be impressive, even when you pause and actually check the size of whatever he's doing.

My frame, it's everything I ever wanted a frame to be - super strong, fairly light, springy, with custom geometry, horizontal dropouts, a beefy disc mount and threads which will never get raped. Also the fact it took 5 months to make and deliver, that it's one of a kind makes it all the more special in my eyes. Don't ride anymore but I'll definitely think twice before even considering selling it.

Curry, tikka, pork with crackling and gravy, beef steak.

Cool, anyone else got an idea?

That's actually really nice

They've only been out for around 2 months. Don't know much about anodizing but perhaps the dye hasn't been sealed properly or the layer is just really thin? Wouldn't this happen if the parts were being anodized very quickly? Then maybe the surface wouldn't be prepared to absorb a larger amount of dye.

It all adds up.

Could somebody who has that frame built up tell me if it'll take 378-379mm chainstays? Dropout length and brake mount reach is the important bit. edit: and to Tarty - is the head angle really 73 degrees? Deng mentions 72.

It's a Duncon prototype

http://vimeo.com/3526642 Enjoy

Metal seals? Also these brakes are made out of aluminium which doesn't corrode. The only bit that does, secures the piston in the caliper. Uncovering it is a nifty way of checking if the brake has been run on water since that little bit will rust.

Carbon bash could be a mistake, surely it's the worst possible material to use? Bike looks great.

Yeah I dream a lot, often get semi-lucid dreams where I'm concious enough to wake up if I don't like something that's going on. The good dreams don't seem to last though, every time i'm about to get laid, i wake up.

That's some ridiculous geometry.

Topic can be closed, made contact

Been trying to contact this man for over 2 weeks, anybody had more luck than me? He seems to have vanished?

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Google VBI, see what you can find. I don't know what kind of laptops they offer now but they're worth checking. In short, it's a fully customizable and upgradable platform introduced by Intel, you can choose memory, cpu, gpu, hdd, wireless - pretty much everything including the case and lcd size.

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They tried introducing them over here and there were quite a lot of demonstrations. But the idea was forced through and implemented. This was a couple of years ago, I haven't seen a single kid in a uniform yet. I wore a uniform back in the UK, didn't give a shit about it. It was completely normal, apart from the fact you had a few identical sets of clothes.

Cheers Yeah, trying to do various moves on one wall is really fun especially when you start running out of ideas and try doing new stuff. The Feeder vid is here: Youtube Video -> ">" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="350">

My King internals. Don't know how old they are, might be 5-6 years.

Made this video a long time ago, never thought it was worth posting but here it is none the less: http://www.vimeo.com/1877946

How do these uniforms work in the long run, surely one of the things you need to learn when young is how to dress. With a strict dress code you're just not going to learn.