Greetings

1) Great varied and interesting riding 2) Christ your small! 3) That song was used in about 1.2m vids

You need a massive chain because the notches between the teeth are deeper in Surly sprockets than in others. It's not healthy for the chain/sprocket to ride a setup like that. I'd think a KHE would do the job but you say it doesn't - strange? Tensioning won't solve the problem, it'll just make it less noticeable. edit: My mate did this to his Surly cog, i'm guessing he had the same problems: The idea is not to make the notches deeper (that will just exacerbate the problem) but wider

Definitely make a shorter vid in the future, like 3-4 minutes at the most

I like it, maybe because the image is green and i like green. Although i can't imagine how you can watch a 5 set game without drinking a bottle of vodka.

Basically, +1 But then, if we didn't have such videos we wouldn't appreciate the creative ones. So i guess it's all good in the end.

They use a bullet camera attached to a very long pole, you can see it in some shots in the full vid.

I liked the moment where it went from b&w to colour. What the hell man, pink obstacles? That helmetless guy is really good, looks like he could to with a better bike

в и ерим месв ов итсовон отэ - ис-иб-иб итсовон .ылаиретам еиксечитилана 'оидуа 'оедив 'итсовон еынчорс 'яицамрофни яажевс яамас отэ - ис-иб-иб итсовон (that's flipped russian)

Seriously, get a higher stem 130x15 and a spacer or two at the least!

Order from Aspire through the UK (it gets sent to the uk, then a mate fowards it to me - that way i don't pay any duty ) It usually takes no longer than 4 business days, once took 1 business day - sent on friday, got it on monday. If you know what service they sent it with, check the delivery times on www.usps.com Unless you ask for a faster service, they will usually send by global priority mail which is about 7 business days.

I'd choose EF because Danny Mac is in it.

Isn't that article a bit old? I'm pretty sure i read about 100" LCD or Plasma screens somewhere. Also can a Plasma screen display HD signal in full resolution?

So Koxx writing in their catalogue that the XTP weighs 8,200g is BS? It seems impossible in view of how much your Monty weighs. Drill the sucker!! edit: when pumping up the tyres place a drill next to the pump, that will get drilled air into the tubes

Meh, i'd love a bottle of that no matter how queer it is. Just run out It's made by a Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung so it must be good.

Really liked that. Both of you have a very nice style. Video quality could be better, i guess that's Google's fault.

I had a turner make some bolts for my Profile and then a King, both the hubs use the same bolts.

Press the panel opposite to the LCD in various places with your thumb. My dad had a similar problem with his LCD in a Sony camera. The cause was a bad connection, if you pressed the casing in the right place, the panel would turn on. Don't know about the viewfinder. Does it record normally?

It was good, but I don't find people getting hurt funny

A few people use them over here in Poland. Hubs and headsets are apparently very good, don't know about the rims though.

I thought Koxx only sponsored good riders? Seriously, most of the people on this forum could do better.

That works very well, don't use a drill or grinder, you'll probably end up with a bigger mess than in the first place.

Not being a fanny, but Dengura is the unofficial name for Echo rim brakes. The word you're looking for is Deng.

Over here there is something called an anti-dumping tax. It basically stops you from importing goods and selling them at stupidly low prices. If you've got something like that in the UK, it's highly probable that your parcel was subject to that tax, especially that Australia is probably the 2nd cheapest place in the world when it comes to buying biketrials bits. You should also ask the shop you are buying from to deduct the VAT, as it's usually added in the country the goods are imported to. That's only for retailers though and I'm guessing you bought from TrialsHive or some similar place.

That was awesome, your taps look so easy

I don't know if you have them in the UK, but CHORRILLAS are by far the best grips i've ever had. They're a bit pricey but offer incredible grip, are rather hard and thin. Don't advise using them without gloves though, I once literally finished up with blood all over my hands. They're really worth it though.