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Thanks again for grassing them up, you are truly an exceptional informant.
Never mind the poutine as I said before I'm hunting them down on the chemical trail (DHMO). I'm not interested in users and dealers I am going for the distributors, there's a link at the bottom of this post to a document describing the Canadian Federal Government's position on the matter.
If you look at the second section down titled 'Access...' the document highlights a clear connection to you, Fracy and 0007 which explains everything regarding the content of your posts. It would seem that you're all part of the 25% of the Canadian population which is served by a septic disposal system.
PLEASE DO NOT USE TRIALS CENTRAL AS YOUR 'SEPTIC DISPOSAL SYSTEM'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_supply_and_sanitation_in_Canada
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Billyt,
Thanks for the tip off , I always thought you were a nark.
Apart from large servings of Poutine, I am convinced that Steve Fracy is using DHMO !
http://www.dhmo.org/facts.html
I will stop at nothing to prove it.
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For 99.9% of us it's a leisure pursuit and therefor a principal casualty in a triple dip recession. Titanic... and... deck-chairs etc..
I'll put me tin-hat on
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Hey Copey, how can you not spell Chihuahua correctly when you live right next-door to the place
Nige, Armstrong's tainted legacy succeeded in robbing me of my faith in Bradley's achievements even though the Mod is the polar opposite of Lance.
Wiggins is a bit of a git but a love-able one, things like that endear him to us; that and his passionate stand on his sport. He stood up in a road-racing press conference ( sorry I can't recall the date) and bawled out everyone around him involved with drugs...then backed up everything he said with deeds and went back to track racing for a few years whilst the road tours cleaned out the cess-pit.
When he won the Tour de France (as a gent) everyone around me was bouncing around like a loon but I couldn't celebrate, I told people I couldn't join in until the tests came back a week later. I should never have doubted the lad.
'We're just going to draw the raffle numbers now'
Allez Wiggo
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I'm getting de ja vu here, I think Zippy just posted it up recently but it's all good. See gas gas forum 2012 model too much rear weight bias
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Hey Copey, you're not known to have a high tolerance for members who won't take responsibility for the content of their posts, so why are you making an exception here?
0007 complains that people are 'turning around' his argument; there is so much material here for anyone to confound him, it's almost unfair. If we give him enough rope I think he'll hang himself (that's a saying by the way), I don't wish him any harm other than the pain experienced by a sharp intake of reality.
E.G.
Sifting through the faecal matter in the above replies, we can see the implication here.
That won't surprise us, you pop up for a squawk then head in the sand again, you don't even read what you wrote yourself, nevermind read what someone else wrote. Your solipsism is laid out for us to see, your circular argument leaves you staring up your own chuff and you simply can't cope with the irresponsibility of your 'typed' opinion.
From the Ministry of Stating the Obvious:
Cancer and drug abuse devastate lives, we need all the help we can get to fight it, when it touches you it'll concentrate your mind; apologists for Lance Armstrong aren't helping.
Ross,
Be cool, a is mighdy fine....I haven't even got my pants off yet.
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Absolutely nuts, cheers Zippy.
That 1st video, was his bike running sick? and he still went for the back-flip...in the section?
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Had a 98 315, it was a few years old when I bought it but just like Jimmyl said ATF was all it ever needed.
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I think this is just a surface tension problem regarding your clutch plates, probably due to the bike being laid up for so long. Engine off, put the bike into top gear, clutch in and rock the bike back and forward 'til it frees off. Then do your start up procedure.
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I thought everyone who had a modern (non cable) clutch and brake trials bike rode like that?
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Being a lenient fella I would say once?? but I'm not 100% sure, I'm confused; what happened at 17 seconds?
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Hard to bear, he was nearly up. How much is one of those rear mud-guards these days?
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J13me,
This thread has got my attention, I love these Trials Central community fixes. You're getting a load of help thrown at you from these forum members, they're all trying to suggest tried and tested remedies in keeping with your budget restraints (i.e fix it on the cheap, or it's getting shipped out).The point I'm making is that I agreed with your assumption that a bike with no air filter fitted would run leaner but when you read Baldilocks's counter intuitive reply, it all makes sense.
The moral of the story; I know a little bit less than I first thought I did ?
Great perseverance by the way.
Wayne
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Now this is the sort of person I have total sympathy for, I am trying not to sound condescending or pitying here. I can't begin to imagine how let down a genuine Armstrong fan must feel today in direct contrast to the LA apologists and revisionists, we all have different coping mechanisms. As for fellow cancer sufferers who looked up to him for inspiration? my heart goes out to them. If it had transpired that my own personal sporting hero, Senna, had abused the 'win at all costs' ethos to include drugs and lying, I think a small part of my own personal world would've collapsed too.
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??? Struggling for a coherent response?
We now know which side of the fence you're on when it comes to drug cheats, lying , bullying, insincerity, and intimidation?
Grow a pair, you child and take responsibility for yourself.
P.S. Apologies to TC members, I'm trying to sort my inbox in order to reply.
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'Hawks nest' the name really fits with the Nazi theme.
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Firstly, I was wrong about your geographical location, please feel free to use that to side-step the relevance of the main issue we're dealing with. There's nothing absurd. Do you even look at, or take responsibility for, what you're posting and agreeing with on the internet for all to see?
You originally endorsed a post that didn't condone the actions of a drug cheat, if you're not part of the solution you're part of the problem. It looks to all like you agree with the immoral 'win at all cost/ everyone is using drugs so...' dogma. What other conclusion would the rest of the world draw from that?
Are you just in denial or too proud to retract your post? We've only got your written 'agreement' on the immoral written post to go on.
As for your asinine, fatuous remark ''you don't know me" how could I ?...and trying to further your argument by contesting the accuracy of first hand source material in the media?
Time for me to be fatuous:
Are you trialing tomorrow?
What if your competitors are using performance enhancing drugs?
Would you take drugs so you could beat them and win?
Would you lie, cheat and bully in response to any inquisition?
How ironic that your final valediction 'Have a great day' personifies your entire response to the situation; the in-genuine, insincere sentiment is hidden behind the mendacious ambiguity of the actual words...Lance Armstrong would be proud of you.
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And the lies that he told to maintain his position, lies told to public office and under oath to congress?
The lies he told to cancer sufferers? and the intimidation and bullying of anyone who dared tell the truth about him ? y'all sit easy with that?
He's deliberately timed his confession, the statute of limitations has expired for a prosecution of his perjury.
The 'but they all do that' and 'the ends justify the means' defence shows stunning naivety at best, and an appalling lack of morals at worst.
The two post from U.S. members seem to endorse the 'win at all costs' mantra which includes lying, cheating, drug taking, bullying and intimidating?
I do hope 0007, Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Fracy don't bring that repellent attitude to our sport, we're trying to introduce trials to kids!
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If it's the part I'm thinking of (the internal shaft connected to your gear lever with a pawl arm on the opposite end) check the weld on the end for cracks, it causes weird gear selection problems if it's been whacked?
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It's only fit for gerning through!
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Ahh, yes, I was using that database insert reputation algorithm you mentioned last time and the words Lance and Armstrong showed up... then my p!55 boiled over.
I was trawling for something else actually.
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This is going to create such a stink, even the FIM's own definitive video has a touch of ambiguity in it's interpretation. Can you imagine the top riders falling back on their old skills/habits when they've cocked up an approach in the heat of competition.
gasgas249uk has a point, I think the next world champion is going to need the bad mouth of Laia, the skills of Toni and the intimidating physical presence of Bruno Comozzi.
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