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Forgot about this! managed to get the day off work, so I'll be there. Hope Terry wont mind me filling in the form on the day..
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Niceeee! I do hope that's not db's bike! is he buying a new bike?
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Come on down, Westbay is nuts!
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Sweeeeeet pictures! Matt's photos look pro
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Liking his style. Creative lines going down.
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Thats fine man. Will be there about 11
Cool PEAS
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Yeah boy! RG1 7TA
Meet you at the parking? I'll get lost trying to find riding spots
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Rossy im in! postcode of place to park?
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Such a stunning bike! amazing what you can do with the work 'mountain' lol c just cross out m,a,i,n and abit of the 'o'.
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Thanks for the upload Andy! Kenny is a hero and the Spanish are so passionate for the trials. The focus in the U.K is very different compared to Spain, which I haven't seen till now. Well done to Kenny for putting on a show!
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Great rider, he's got the TRA style and also those gaps are huge!
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Hey
Just found this video, good watch for those that haven't seen it!
http://www.pinkbike.com/video/509/
Nathan
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I should be out, depends what rides are on. Meeting at the station is the best idea, then work your way towards Poole Quay.
ill try and get out, echo is cracked atm so depends if its sorted or ive got a new frame, or if push comes to shove ill be out on by trials unicycle, my be a bit rusty thoughYou know you want my yaabaa!
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Thanks for the idea's! I managed to weld an allen key into the the rounded off slot and undo it that way. Shame the crank extracting threads got damaged during the welding, new chainset time!
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Hey,
Im rebuilding a dh bike which has a rounded crank bolt, I need to get this bolt out. Any ideas?
I've tried:
*drilling a hole through the middle and using a reverse thread tap
*hammer and screw driver
*using bigger allen and star keys
Nathan
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Whaaaa...that certainly looks the business! good work Nath, back on stock
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I've been waiting for this video for quite some time, and it's defiantly been worth the wait. You have come so far now, the lines were all mental because I know how big they are. Amazing video man, looking forward to riding again!
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That was sick Tom! big riding, chilled tune and supa-smoooth!
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Cool setup and good riding. Is this a competition setup or a place for you to ride?
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The last year I've been using both yellow and brown Croco pads, and they have always been consistently reliable. There are a few combinations, tweaks and techniques that I use to make my brake good as possible. The rim that you use can also have an effort on the brakes hold and noise. I've found that echo 07 rims and all Try-all rims work perfect with the Croco pads. I've found that a very light sharp grind is best for these pads, a thin grinding disk is best for this. It would be a good idea to watch the T.N.N guide to grinding your rim. Also taking the layer of dirt off your pads after a ride will keep the performance. You can do this by using wire wool and soapy water, and then lastly grind a very thin layer of pad of to gain a sticky rough surface. (You’ll see what I mean when you do it.)
In answer to your question, I haven't had any problems with the Croco's but I haven't yet tried the red Crocos.
Nathan
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The ratio of this video isnt quite right, I was working on getting the video into 16:9 but havent had the time. Thanks for posting anyway..
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This is sooo sad news. What makes it even worse is that he died at such a young age! I hope the crash wasnt a result from young drivers racing. R.I.P Danny
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Great song! loved the video and I'm really liking your style.
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Thinking of travelling up Sunday if I can get hold of a sat nav.
Netley Marsh Steam And Craft Show 2014
in Clubs and Competitions
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Tom McMillan and I might be able to ride one of the days for you.
How many riders have you got? Might be able to gather another two riders...