Lee Cable

you owe me some boots . Its on the right side. But i think that i have fixed it now:) thanks for your help guys From Lee

ok ill go and look now! From Lee

I dont know about where you live, but i thought the same thing about where i live. But once i got into it, i found that there are loads of places. Dirt jumping is relativly easily. Its all about confidence and not being scared to hurt yourself. Also build your self up to things. Dont try a no footer before you have tryed a 1 footer. You may think that this is obivous, but i have seen alot of people try things like this with fatal results! Hope this helps From Lee

global deejays - sanfransisco dreamin(calafornia dreaming remix)

I used to ride a dirt jump bike before i started trials, and i think that this has made my trials abilities better. From Lee

ok thanks guys, I shall have a look in a few minutes and see what is the problem, I have also been having the problem of my chain coming off so it could be that my chain tensionair is out of line. So i shall try and replace it. And see what happens. I really do love you guys , all my bike problems fixed instantly! From Lee

same, well sort of. As just took it being light as a bonus. But anyone that knows me, will tell you that i am wieght orientated(sp?). This lighter the better! In every sense!

Ok mate, ill have a tighten at break time:) im at school, so whatever i have first (free period/break) ill go and check! thanks for your help!! From Lee

nope it rubs on my brake..silly bike. Its fine if i disconnect my brake! From Lee

Help, when i pedal my wheel rubs, i doesnt rub when i dont pedal, and my bearings/cones are tight, There is no wobble with my wheel! Any help would be great!! Thanks From Lee

IMO the wieght of the bike tends to correspond with the strength of the rider. If the rider has a good weight:strength ratio. then he/she will tend to prefer a decent wieght bike. Whereas if the rider is slightly lighter and doesnt have a such a good stregnth:wieght ratio then he will prefer a lighter more whippier bike. Myself i prefer a light whippier bike, what does this say about the strength:wieght ratio? From Lee

5'8 on a saracen...are you suicidale(sp?)? From Lee

here is a huge drop, bender style! 255ft of pure carnage here Jesus From Lee

jesus, he is mental.. From Lee

i ride mine pointing at the ground almost. And i dont have them done up to tight so that if i bail, they move so the leavers dont bend! From Lee

I did have this dilema, I currently goto school, 6th form. And my studies were taking away all of my time. Kind of sucked. Then i decided that i wouldnt improve unless i rode. So i started going out in a evening. About 8 oclock. This helped me alot. I seem to learn alot easier on my own. I think that when you go out riding with your friends, you go out to have a laugh and to show them what you have learnt. But when you go out alone everything is more focused. Ask pauloliver, this tactic has worked immensly for me, and i am learning so quick. Hope this helps you guys From Lee

[attachmentid=3214] Here is the one i made. ........not really, i cant take credit for this awesome drawing...i just "modified" it a bit! From Lee

ahh let down , turn it down then! From Lee

Well if the music is getting the girl next door round, why turn it down? But anyways, i had mine done about 6/7months ago. IMO it is one of the best things in the world, regaining of hearing. It feels strange, but its remarkably fun, esspecially if you get a fit nurse! From Lee

Asif im replying to this topic, there is loads like this. But anyway i got about 4/4and a half foot yesterday! From Lee

Bit harsh! But anyway, I sure that noone will have anything against you being gay mate, to be honest it doesnt bother me at all, Im not in the slightest homophobic (sp?). From Lee

haha, good one. From Lee

If your going to criticize someone, atleast learn to spell first... From Lee

ahh i suppose your right, *cough* as usual*cough*. but it still wears your shoe down at a exponential rate. From Lee

Loving the pictures chap, Keep up the good work!