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  • chris_jh
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    If you sign up and don’t pay the activation fee to view the dealer offers, after a while it will get reduced to £5 to temp you…

    chris_jh
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    Hartlebury common is ok for a quick ride and the walkers there have always been pleasant to me – as it is all cheeky apart from one bit of bridleway. Here is my loop that I ride there. It is made up of some tight singletrack, wooded bits, open sandy bits and hardpack bits. http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/62644856

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    sorry for the late reply – it was the retailer. You get the money
    back for the engineers report, but it is a lot of hassle for £75.

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    I have a degree in product design, like you and also do a cad job, but I am freelance so can earn well above the average salary, and when you get bored after 6 months – just move to another company, well you could do that before the recession now you just stay as long as you can… if wish I had done a different degree but don’t know what. After all no one ever said when I grow up I want to be a cad technician…

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    You need to get an engineers report from a computer repair shop saying it was manufacturing fault that caused it. I got a new ps3 which was 3 years old using the SOGA which goes up to 6 years from date of purchase.

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    Yeah I have ridden it on my mtb, Mark the guy who runs it, didnt bat an eye lid when i turned up on a mtb. You will be welcome. The pump track is good too…

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    They are easy to find there is a blue track that takes you up to them. I have rode the two dh tracks albeit on a hardtrail, wasn’t that impressed – no jumps or drop offs, just a lot of roots and rocks. It felt like it had been neglected. Maybe they will be improved for the enduro, the best bit is the last section of the xc course which will have you smiling at the end.

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    Try adding xanthan gum you can get it from the free from sections in supermarkets. It helps to bind the mixture together so makes them a lot less crumbly.

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    There is one in Telford…

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    yeah, I spent Saturday afternoon setting up my new (to me) reba forks, installed the poploc, then spent far too long trying to get it to pop back but to no avail. I have given up now might get the LBS look at it…

    chris_jh
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    I pay £700 for my smart forfour brabus (39, no points or claims living in Brum) through Aviva and I had to shop around for that (most quotes where £1000+) so I reckon £500 is a good price.

    chris_jh
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    +1 for hanchurch woods went there yesterday to ride the XC course was very ferny and wet with flooded brake bumps – great singletrack though.

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    Cafe warehouse, jyoti's Hall Green, Cafe Soya ones that come to mind

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    You can import them into Illustrator and you can modify the text

    chris_jh
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    This happened to me as well back in 1990, my bike had full grips that didn’t have holes for bar plugs, I still ruptured my spleen.
    But I didn't have any bruising, however I am quite skinny so maybe the lack of a belly worked against me?

    chris_jh
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    Here is route around Kenilworth: KenilworthCastleCommon also there is the 4x course at Leamington, plus the old bmx track in Warwick to play on. I make a trip out from birmingham sometimes to this area.

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