Greetings

Never really challenged myself to anything like this, might think of something to practice my free will.

Nope, not really. Obviously beauty is in the eye of the beholder but one is usually capable of seeing what others might find attractive in a design, even if one doesn't like it oneself. To me, the Ferrari looks like a Rover SD1. edit: it's not the older car styling, it's just that period - I think both the Daytona and Miura come from the 70's? I love the late 80's and 60's.

So I understand, but the car looks like an extruded 2D picture

Good job, TGS at it's absolute best. Loving the brakeless rolling wheelswaps and that sidehop to fence and over a wire. Boy's got skills.

Good episode, the M3 lap time Found that race a bit dreary though, and that Ferrari is ugly as shit. What do they see in it?

It was good, but not exactly to my taste. This track needs a bit more "body" if you get me. Maybe more bass to give it some strength. Also - 3:50 - 04:11 sounds more like the beginning of a transition than a part of the track. Also didn't like 05:00 - 05:05. Don't know DJ terminology, hope that makes sense. But other than that, it's growing on me as i write this. Definitely going on my ipod.

Seriously, how people can moan about health and safety issues in this video is beyond me. Get a f**king life.

Yup, portal gigante de vídeos de sexo. Redtube that is.

It is a difficult one. While v-brakes are fairly quiet and you could run a variety of vee pads silently, with a Maggie it's a bit of a problem. Echo's are weak, HSB Snowy/Yellow and Bluberry are loud, Cousts are also loud. If that's of any help, don't get any of those pads. What about Plazmatic spanish fly's or regular Plazmatics?

That's spot on. I know so many people who have had endless problems with their King right from the very beginning. I've so far had 2 Kings, one was new and it was fairly good, the other one was bought second hand, and at a guess is now at least 5 years old. It hasn't skipped once, is extremely loud and, well, perfect. My advice would be to get a second hand hub which you know hasn't given the previous owner any problems. Buying new isn't the best way out with these hubs. edit: Try and get one off an XC rider.

That's true, but if something unexpected happens, your chances of stopping in time are really slim. I'm not the one to talk since I speed quite a lot, but never when there's traffic or on the streets where there's even a slim chance of somebody walking onto the road. I heard something that I find hard to believe but this is how it goes: There are two cars, one doing 60km/h and the other doing 50km/h, both start braking as hard as possible at the same time. By the time the car doing 50km/h has stopped, the car which was going 60km/h is doing 40km/h. The message behind this is that 10km/h can save someone's life, if you hit a pedestrian at 40km/h, you could kill him. This is not directed at you but generally at all of us. Makes one think twice before driving fast.

Nah, just post that email address in /b/

Really nice bike man!

При эксплуатации интернет-приложений с повышенными требованиями к вычислительным ресурсам и скорости обмена трафиком оборудование размещают на технологической площадке в дата-центре провайдера. Размещение на технологических площадках Центра обработки данных DEMOS обеспечивает круглосуточную доступность и сбалансированную связность, техническую поддержку и мониторинг оборудования в режиме 24х7. Оборудование может быть также предоставлено на условиях аренды. При необходимости размещения большого объема оборудования Вы можете арендовать стойку!!!!!!!!!!

They are good for trials, seems you must have had some very bad experience with yours. My friend broke 2 Echo headsets in a matter of a month or two, and an FSA Pig shortly before that. He's been using his King for well over a year now. I've also got a King and am very happy with it but then i'm not what you'd consider a basher.

Pedalling along only requires you to use your legs. A sidehop can be done using no muscles (just tucking), using mostly your arms, mostly your legs and both. It varies depending on the technique. I'm sure if you found out how strong legs riders like Hermance, Ross, Damon etc. have, you could work out the bottom line of how strong you have to be to sidehop a given height.

Sorry, that's going to be rubbish. There are very few films with action rotating around cars which are actually good. FaF is about as low as they get.

Now that's a rare sight!

About those jeans, surely they help one stand up from a tuck? It's probably like pre-loading a heavy spring.

Thanks for the help man. I'm going to try this out else it'll be bothering me for the next few years. Will post an update in a few weeks.

It's not going to happen, too many lazy sods on here

I'm against that, if you're being scammed, you're being scammed by Trials UK, not by Dan Ko. I know he's the only chap running that, but these things should be separated.

Amazing!

Watered down and flat coke. The stuff straight out of a bottle is disgusting.

Youtube Video -> Original Video Gold.