Trick 'r Treat – awful 80's style horror movie. But surprisingly enjoying after a few cans

just made a thai chicken curry – great pick me up after a few shandys last night

Iron Maiden – you know it makes sense

or alternatively the new Porcupine Tree album – brilliant

i wish it was

i've got no complaints for the ones on the singlespeed

I do and Bridgestone. Its the law here in Norway. In fact they are going on the car on thursday

well seeing as you cant buy a bottle of wine for less than 10 pound here (Norway) and a can of guinness from the shops costs 2.50 then errrrr…..a lot more than i would in the UK. Although i probably go to the pub twice a year here.

seriously fugly

congrats…..enjoy

i would, and have in the past

there are no cx events in Norway 😥

it was live on my tv here in Norway

but i didnt watch it cause i hate football

if i was in Manchester i'd be there for sure. they are great

do not let them in without a court order. Demand to see id and if they start hassling you call the police and say someone is trying to force their way into your property.

geologist and love it. great job, very interesting work, satisfying and very well paid.

in fact Fugly

you get 2 weeks at full pay right after the sprog is born and then anytime in the first 1-2 years you get 10 weeks leave at full pay. oh sorry, thats in Norway not the UK

Well i live in Norway. I moved here from Switzerland. Yes the taxes are high here and the cost of living (food, booze and cars) is high. But my salary is excellent and the standard of living here is brilliant and i think i agree with the report – Norway is a great place to live – as long as you dont wanna go out and get pissed in the pub every night. BTW Norway´s oil money is placed into a pension scheme to enable the wealth to benefit future generations of little viking pillagers.

ipod rip from the apps factory. used it many time. work fine.

i've got some and they are great…but for me they size up small. i'm a 30" waist but i have 32" rapha. but they have a great returns service

Hval (whale meat) is actually quite nice. a fishy tasting beef

i live here in Norway and i love it.

beer and eating out is super expensive but most other things are not so bad.

email me if you want more info. i live in a place called Hommersåk, near Stavanger

re-nicked i would suspect. a lot of bikes there are "free" souls. You "borrow" one, go to the pub, leave it outside the pub, come out and "borrow" another one

i'm getting a new one this month to replace the 5 year old one i'm typing on now…still works brilliantly mind but i have the cash for a new one

ducks

not the best mag they have done but still a good read and loads better than some of the other rags (wmb, mbuk etc). and its way better than the local option here in Norway (terrengsykkel).

i enjoying reading the thoughts and ramblings of other bike people.

I really enjoyed hunting for trails around østmarka in Oslo. Skullarud is a good starting point.

I now live in Hommersåk (Sandnes). Very rocky, very technical local trails. I have never seen another biker on the trails in the 2 years or so i've been here. Next summer i'll start exploring a little further afield

d

Norway
Best – it's Norway
worst – not much of a social life and beer is 7 quid a pint but more importantly my family and friends are somewhere else

and i live in the west of Norway – stop being pussies

i use Hope on my BFe and DT on my Blur. both work great and one of them is reet noisy like.

I prefer the DT though

they've probably forgot all about it

SIMS 3

kyle straits here as well – wear them on every ride

cycling shoes and knee pads in the entrance hall.

May i also recommend going to watch Zappa plays Zappa. Dweezil puts on a great show

i'll have to go and find my old copy of Sheik Yerbouti and waste some hours listening to old Frank.

Here's my small BFe. been riding it for 8 months now and its bl00dy marvellous. As you can see it's built up for more of a xc/am feel rather than dh. I'm running 140mm vanillas up front and am very happy.

There are no trail centres round here in this part of Norway and it gets ragged on very difficult and technical natural trails. By far the best hardtail i've had.

dont waste your money. as with many insurances you have been blackmailed into believing that you NEED it. in all likelihood you will not.

If you get into it you will love it. I had the luck to live in switzerland for 5 years (and now Norway) and i got hooked. Even breaking my wrist (not wearing guards) and breaking my collarbone (doing a rather fabulous jump) hasnt put me off….

Try homeopathy.

well the c0cks who punt this rubbish say it'll cure everything else