Greetings

I get your point, it's pretty difficult to explain how quick I'd like it to be. To me quick would be the same performance I'm getting while editing DV videos but that doesn't mean anything to you. I do lots of editing and I mean lots. The current setup allows me to edit quickly, meaning that only 1-5% of the time I spend editing is waiting for the file to be exported/rendered. There is, for instance Intel has made a quad core Core2 Duo. It's just a bit pricey.

I have the same thoughts when going through the "post a pic of your missus" thread. My conclusion is such, that if a woman is clearly treated like a sex doll, and realizes it (can't be that hard?) she accepts it and doesn't mind - otherwise, she'd do something about it, for instance brake up.

Can you switch it off quickly? Like when you're having a wank ?

Loving the change of music towards the end The Echo rider has an amazing style, reminds me of some riders from Hungary.

Been using Premiere for 5 years now so I'd rather stick to that. I was wondering if an AMD X2 5200+ and 4gb of ram would do the job. Premiere also uses the GPU of some graphics cards to help in rendering. These aren't expensive so that's probably a cheap way to increase performance. I know JJ uses a Mac with a speed close to 10ghz if I'm not mistaken. So if that's what he's going to recommend, no thanks

That was really good As previously said, nice lines and stylish riding.

I'm pretty sure I've seen these rims in the first high definition russian movie?

Natural is great to ride and boring to watch.

Good stuff. Couldn't care less about the drinking, if they like it why not? And that guy on the V-Racing is really good but his legs are too long.

Look at the good side of it. He pays loads of money for new parts and then sells them after a few weeks for much less and still in tip top condition Nice bike

Probably about 1-2 months, due to a very cold winter. On average I ride once every 10 days or so, so these winter brakes don't seem that long to me.

Echo have been using this technology for many years now

He had it built up at aspirevelotech.com Really unlucky, you're the last person I'd expect to break a hub.

Put it on tv.isg please. Megaupload officially sucks.

Wow! That's a suprise, I thought you'd be getting a Pr or something

A bump? Come on !

Probably just marketing. Read the rules and everything should become clear.

Workshop has been vandalized

I've sold over 25 Monty freewheels in Poland and there have been no complaints yet. So judging by this, I'd recommend a Monty.

Dunno if somebody's written this but weigh yourself holding the bike and then yourself without the bike. It'll be much more accurate.

Listen to this man. Mine lasted over 2 years without a single snap, then I just got a new chain.

it is a repost though been posted a few days ago

--> QUOTE(joe b @ Apr 4 2007, 08:04 PM) ←Looks really nice when you can't see the rear hub - that just looks a bit too out of place, especially with the bright green rim's. If the rim's were black then the stealth look would really complement the red hub. I totally agree! It's pink btw. I was drunk when I ordered it.

They last if you take care of them. As you can't get at the internals in a welded freewheel, once something brakes down you'll need to get a new one. My mate had an ACS for 2 years and he was quite a powerful rider so they can last. On the other hand, another friend broke his after 1 week. Personally, I'd get something a bit better even though the ACS is very good value.

just enough to slightly bottom the tyre before a gap