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That music worked in NWD, not in a trials video.

It does look a bit shabby, but then not everybody can afford trials specific parts. Nice bike, would love to see how it rides.

Great vid, that guy on the pink bike is really good. Found the image to be fairly poor, you sure you've got that camera set up properly?

If you don't mind a bigger chainring on the front, I'd put the freewheel on the rear. More engagements, less strain and your chain doesn't spin when you're just riding along.

Yep, same with toilets. Everything that happens in a loo in the southern hemisphere is the exact opposite of what you'd expect.

Nice bike, but it looks like you've got yourself the wrong rear brake. I'm pretty sure the Mono Trial is both lighter and more powerful.

Loved it, I grew up on MTT videos, specifically on MTT3.

I'm liking your riding more and more with every vid. You're clearly trying to experiment with new moves and combos which are turning your previously predictable and repetitive riding style into something rather exciting.

To hell with it being in a vid, how much would you like to punch whoever made it and thought "yeah, I've created a masterpiece!" in the face. Riding was good, song made me laugh.

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He's been doing the same thing for 5 years now, all of his vids are exactly the same. Probably why he's so good at it. Would be great if he could do other things as well.

Drink less on parties Concentrate more on uni work Buy an M5 Try drifting Get a proper gf Move around more

You'd best send it back for warranty since this can't be fixed.

If the worst comes to the worst, nothing Left everything for the last moment and it's a bit too late now

I'd build a big pond filled with 6 million dollars worth of water next to my house, steal a supertanker and put it there. Then I'd demand 7m for revealing it's location.

Thought that was an absolutely epic episode, possibly the best Top Gear so far. I really envy those guys all the challenges they take on like this one, the polar expedition or the one in Botswana. These specials give me a taste of what it would be like to do the same with my best mates.

You're lucky I know nothing about overclocking

Eh? Weren't they supposed to be airing the Vietnam special tonight?

Since you're riding a mod you don't need a huge rotor or expensive brake to make it work well. If it's for the front wheel, get an Avid BB5 180mm and an Avid SD7 brake lever. It's cheap and it's amazing. Don't buy the BB7, it's not worth the extra money and the braking performance isn't any better. You could use a 160mm rotor but if you're after superior braking performance, a 180 will be the better choice.

Aqua - Doctor Jones :$ :$

Anyway, spec: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 @ 2,83ghz OCZ 1066 4x2gb RAM running at 800mhz for some reason Asus P5K Premium main board GTX 280 gfx card 2x1TB Samsung disks in RAID 0

Really good rider, he doesn't have the flow and smoothness of Danny but I prefer the obstacles/moves he does. Danny's riding is just a bit too serious, he chooses insane obstacles and does things which nobody thought was possible. This guy shows us what can be done on obstacles most of us ride every day.

Will consider it. It's a bit far but can be done

Around 8. Had huge trouble trying to find a frame I liked hence the changes.. then when over to stock and realised that's what I should have done from the very start.

That's a brilliant idea. But it could look a bit different in reality, waiting hours for a bus/train within a 5 mile radius of your house will make you want to go back home. I'd sort out a train ticket to a remote city in southern France and start the journey from there. If i had the money, I'd go to Japan or on an adventure holiday. Something like off-roading through a tropical rainforest. It's savage but it's definitely going to be a thrilling experience. Just look at it: