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  1. Has that got something to do with half-life 2 ? It looks kind of familiar Really good job though
  2. They look a bit tatty but that's understandable as he's probably just started doing them. Great initiative and I hope you get lots of support. I like the red frame most, if you didn't make it with an integrated bash and put some maggie mounts on, I'm sure many more people would be interested (at least here in Europe). Good luck with them!
  3. It's clever due to it's simplicity but surely it must have it's downsides. My brain has already gone to sleep so I'll ask for it's opinion tomorrow morning. BTW, that pic you posted should be upside down. Stiff links are straightened on the "top" chain.
  4. Nice one Very chilled music and editing which is a nice change to the average videos posted on this forum. You're also getting much better. One piece of advice, try gapping from the edge of the wall. It might seem really hard at the beginning but it really helps later on
  5. Natural, it's just so much more interesting than jumping up a wall and off it. Might be because I've got no natural spots near me and every time I get to ride rocks I feel like it's the best thing in the world.
  6. I want such trousers NOW! Liked the video, much better than the mod one. Good music, good editing and neat riding.
  7. I can bet my boots he's riding a GU but never mind Brilliant vid, nice editing although I didn't like the b&w slow-mo stuff at the beginning.
  8. Greetings

    I-doser

    Can you get this in MP3 form? It says that the format can't be played, somethings wrong with my sound card I think... got audio issues in other programs as well.
  9. I'm getting the disc one fairly soon hopefully, should be ok.
  10. Can't do them anymore The worst thing is that I'm blaming the bb rise on my frame and not myself
  11. slightly off topic, but there's a special kit which converts normal wheels into tubeless ones. The impressive thing about this kit is that they did a demo and had a guy ride over a spike strip and he didn't loose any air. Don't remember where I saw this or what it's called, but it might be worth a search. Quite amazing stuff. EDIT: Lol, didn't take long to find it, just entered "tubeless" into google: http://www.no-flats.com/ Go to the movies section
  12. Cheers people, that's certainly helped me a lot And thanks Matt for that program, it indeed is fun and helps in understanding what this is all about.
  13. Never come across such problems but I think it might be caused by you using USB instead of Firewire. After all cameras record in DV so logically you will want to use the DV output and not USB. I don't know how the electronics in a camera work but if you're playing video through USB, it must convert it to a different format and that might be where the problem lies.
  14. Take into account: a) Postage prices (100 frames = about 240kgs inc. packaging) Taxes At a guess you'll pay about 2-3 grand for shipping by air?
  15. From the official T-F statement page: 25539. High-BB frames are gay.
  16. Yeah but imagine if there are aliens on that planet which ride trials. They'd be unbeatable on Earth.
  17. For a start you need to get quite a lot of air, then lean over the bars and punch the front wheel into the landing. This will make the bike bounce up again, then it's just a matter of throwing the rear wheel under you. It's actually a really easy move. If you want to do it onto the very edge of a wall, practice on something much bigger.
  18. t33zr is selling his monsterboy then? well, i'm not surprised really, he's had it for ages now
  19. That wasn't at all wise. The only thing you can do now is pour some thin-ish oil inside, this might cause the freewheel to skip but at least it will last.
  20. That was amazing Seriously huge riding and yet so stylish
  21. I understand that what I'm asking for is a bit silly, after all how can you explain in a couple of sentences something that takes a good few years of practice to get good at. Nevertheless, I'd like to know the absolute basics of mixing audio on a PC. I need to "improve" a few tracks of house music - so basically I've got the ideas but haven't got the tools and skills. Any advice on how this is done and what will be needed would be greatly appreciated. I don't even know what I should want to know, so to sum it up, I know absolutely nothing.
  22. Try-All have weak sidewalls and dent easily, they also don't hold grinds too well. Don't know about echo.
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