David Cameron was simply stupid and patriotic enough to believe that his countrymen had a higher IQ than they did in reality.

fair comment, but why the rush to crash on ahead at full speed without further consideration? especially considering the long term and unpredictable consequences of the decision.

that is just plain stupid.

It is like one of those salesmen that make you sign to take advantage of the “exclusive time limited special offer” before you change your mind, even though it is non of those things..(and even with those you get a cooling off period)

Why is there such a rush to do this Brexit thing?

Everything suddenly changes in a few weeks, leave the EU and a new prime minister. Just like that!

Why is the perfectly reasonable idea of even reconsidering the decision in parliment rejected with shouts of “it is the the will of the people” etc..even though the country is pretty obviously evenly divided.

Why is a petition signed by millions is rejected and/or only passed for consideration in a manner that means it is pointless and powerless anyway?

Since when have referendums been a thing?
And why can’t we have another one if they are so good?

Should we be asking ourselves who will profit from this?

Seems like a monumental joke is being played on the whole county.

We wouldn’t of had 70 years of peace without them.

Name of War ? ? Years ? ? Fatalities Type Mem.

Eastern Ukraine War 2014 – 2015 4,398 1 [1] U
South Sudan Civil War 2011 – 2015 4,416 1 U
Syrian civil war 2011 – 2015 129,546 1 [2] U
Libyan Civil War 2011 – 2015 3,617 1 [3] U
Yemeni Civil War 2009 – 2015 5,981 1 U
Nigerian Govt vs Boko Haram 2009 – 2015 13,601 1 U
Waziristan conflict 2007 – 2015 28,542 1 U
Mexican Drug War 2006 – 2015 11,465 2 [3] U
Iraqi Insurgency 2004 – 2015 46,834 1 [8] U
Afghanistan war 2001 – 2015 72,593 1 [5] U
Turkey Gov vs Kurdistan Guerilla (PPK) 1984 – 2015 28,651 1 [1] U
Sudan Government vs Militias 1983 – 2015 97,221 1 [1] U
Somalia Civil War 1982 – 2015 51,701 1 [2] U
Russia vs Chechnyan Secessionists and the Caucasus Emirate 1994 – 2014 23,389 1 [7] U
Algeria Govt vs Islamic rebels, GIA, AIS, AQIM 1991 – 2014 20,658 1 [1] U
Indian Govt vs Maoist Guerillas 1991 – 2014 7,198 1 U
Nagorno-Karabakh War 1990 – 2014 5,294 1 [1] U
Northern Mali Conflict 1990 – 2014 2,784 1 U
India vs Pakistan, Kashmir Dispute 1984 – 2014 21,929 1 [12] U
Ethiopian Govt vs Ogadeni Rebels – WSLF/ONLF/AIAI 1976 – 2014 23,382 1 U
Philippines Govt vs Mindanao Guerillas 1970 – 2014 17,692 1 U
Philippine Government vs CPP Guerrilla 1969 – 2014 24,804 1 U
Colombia Govt vs Guerillas Farc and ELN 1964 – 2014 26,877 1 [3] U
Burmese Government vs Separatist Guerillas 1949 – 2014 53,707 1 U
Israel vs Palestine 1949 – 2014 15,216 1 [6]
Sectarian Conflict in the Central African Republic 2012 – 2013 5,735 1 U
Kivu Conflict 2006 – 2013 10,449 1 U
Lou Nuer vs Murle (Jonglei conflict) 2006 – 2013 3,362 2 U
al-Qaida vs USA and allies 2001 – 2013 7,649 1 [12]
Uganda Civil War 1980 – 2013 127,566 1 [1] U
Mozambique Govt vs RENAMO and FRELIMO 1977 – 2013 115,888 1 U
Ethiopia vs Oromia rebels (OLF) 1977 – 2013 2,651 1 [1] U
Tajikistan Govt vs Opposition 1992 – 2011 9,145 1
Senegal Civil War 1990 – 2011 1,657 1
Iran vs rebel groups (MEK,PJAK etc) 1979 – 2011 5,015 1 U
Chad Civil War 1966 – 2010 36,078 1 U
Peruvian Gvt vs Sendero Luminoso and MRTA 1965 – 2010 17,250 1 [1]
Sri Lankan Govt vs Tamil Militants (LTTE) 1984 – 2009 73,818 1 [8] U
Burundi Civil War 1991 – 2008 15,651 1 [2] U
Nepal Civil War 1996 – 2006 12,282 1 [1] U
Southern Lebanon War 1990 – 2006 1,712 1 [3]
Indonesia Gvt vs Aceh Liberation movement 1990 – 2005 3,184 1 U
Civil War in Côte d Ivoire 2002 – 2004 1,371 1 [1] U
Ituri Conflict 1999 – 2004 12,494 2 U
Iraq vs US led coalition 2003 – 2003 7,927 1 [10] U
First and Second Congo Wars 1996 – 2003 80,018 1 [1] U
Liberia Civil War 1989 – 2003 23,249 1 [2] U
Congo Brazzaville Civil War 1993 – 2002 15,541 1 [1]
Angolan Gvt vs UNITA Guerilla 1975 – 2002 114,898 1 [1]
Sierra Leone Civil War 1991 – 2001 18,119 1 [2]
Eritrea vs Ethiopia 2000 – 2000 98,192 1 [1]
Afghanistan Civil War 1978 – 2000 546,703 1 [4] U
Yugoslavia vs NATO Forces and UCK Guerilla 1998 – 1999 3,613 1 [5]
Indonesian Govt vs Fretilin – East Timor 1975 – 1999 76,623 1 [1] U
Cambodian Govt vs Khmer Rouge 1979 – 1998 87,499 1 U
Northern Ireland, The Troubles 1971 – 1998 3,010 1 [4]
Hunde and allies vs Hutu, Banyarwanda 1993 – 1996 3,938 2 U
Iraq vs Kurdistan (KDP/PUK) 1982 – 1996 20,849 1 [1] U
Iraq Government vs SCIRI 1982 – 1996 1,165 1
Iranian Govt vs KDPI 1966 – 1996 2,618 1 U
Bosnian Govt vs Serbian and Croatian Insurgents 1992 – 1995 29,103 1 [7]
Croatia vs Serbian Irregulars, Rep. Krajina 1992 – 1995 1,442 1 [3]
Guatemalan Civil War 1965 – 1995 45,392 1 [2]
North Yemen vs Secessionists 1994 – 1994 1,489 1
Rwanda Civil War (Hutus vs Tutsis) 1990 – 1994 507,754 1 [3] U
Burmese Govt vs Communist Guerillas 1948 – 1994 17,700 1
Georgian Civil War 1992 – 1993 2,752 1
Indian Govt vs Sikh insurgents 1983 – 1993 14,551 1 [2] U
Serbian Govt. vs Croatian irregulars 1991 – 1991 3,933 1
First Gulf War 1990 – 1991 23,946 1 [4] U
El Salvador Gvt vs FMLN Guerrillas 1979 – 1991 51,809 1 [2] U
Ethiopian Government vs EPRDF 1976 – 1991 56,003 1 U
Ethiopia vs Eritrean Separatists ELF/EPLF 1964 – 1991 168,510 1
Nicaragua Govt vs Contras 1981 – 1990 29,965 1 [1] U
Lebanese Civil War 1975 – 1990 131,104 1 [7]
Sri Lanka Govt vs JVP 1971 – 1990 2,018 1 [1]
Romanian Revolution 1989 – 1989 909 1
Panama Coup and US Invasion 1989 – 1989 920 1
Western Sahara War 1975 – 1989 12,687 1 [1]
South Africa vs ANC 1981 – 1988 4,087 1
Iran vs Iraq 1980 – 1988 644,500 1 [4]
Sino-Vietnamese War 1978 – 1988 47,046 1
Namibia vs South Africa 1966 – 1988 10,000 1 [5]
Chadian-Lybian War (Aouzou Strip) 1987 – 1987 8,500 1
South Yemen Coup 1986 – 1986 10,000 1
Falklands War 1982 – 1982 964 1 [5]
Syrian Govt vs Muslim Brotherhood 1979 – 1982 2,075 1
Thai Govt vs CPT 1974 – 1982 3,425 1
Nicaraguan Gvt vs Sandinistas 1978 – 1979 10,000 1 [1]
Iranian Revolution 1978 – 1979 1,100 1
Uganda vs Tanzania 1978 – 1979 3,847 1
Rhodesian Government vs ZANU,ZAPU,PF 1967 – 1979 27,080 1 [3]
Vietnam vs Cambodia (Kampuchea) 1978 – 1978 32,500 1
Indonesian annexation of West Papua 1962 – 1978 8,700 1
Argentina: Civil War and Dirty War 1974 – 1977 4,677 1 [2]
Balochistan Insurgency 1974 – 1977 8,600 1
Chinese Cultural Revolution 1967 – 1976 2,050,000 1 [1]
Cambodian Civil War 1967 – 1975 250,000 1
Vietnam War 1965 – 1975 2,048,050 1 [7]
Angolan War of Independence 1961 – 1975 79,000 1 [1]
Turko Cypriot War 1974 – 1974 5,000 1
Mozambique War of Independence 1964 – 1974 13,500 1 [2]
Yom Kippur War 1973 – 1973 6,450 1 [1]
Chilean MIlitary Coup 1973 – 1973 2,095 1 [2]
Guinea Bissau War of Independence 1963 – 1973 15,000 1 [1]
Laos Civil War 1959 – 1973 21,500 1
Hutu Rebellion 1972 – 1972 153,000 1
Sudan Government vs Insurgents 1963 – 1972 10,000 1
Bangladesh War 1971 – 1971 50,000 1 [4]
Second Kashmir War 1964 – 1971 16,327 1 [2]
Israel vs Egypt 1969 – 1970 5,520 1
Nigerian Civil War 1967 – 1970 75,000 1 [2]
North Yemen Civil War 1962 – 1970 10,000 1
First Kurdish–Iraqi War 1961 – 1970 6,600 1
Football War Honduras vs El Salvador 1969 – 1969 2,107 1
The Six Day War 1967 – 1967 5,413 1 [1]
Dominican Republic Coup 1965 – 1965 4,027 1
Congo Crisis 1960 – 1965 7,175 1 [2]
First Rwanda Civil War 1963 – 1964 1,000 1
Vietnam Civil War 1955 – 1964 164,923 1
Sino-Indian War 1962 – 1962 2,105 1 [2]
Algerian War of Independece 1954 – 1962 184,886 1 [2]
Bizerte Crisis 1961 – 1961 1,394 1
Cameroonian Govt vs UPC 1960 – 1961 60,000 1
Indonesia vs PRRI, Permesta and Darul Islam 1953 – 1961 33,965 1
Cuban Revolution 1953 – 1961 1,205 1
1959 Mosul uprising in Iraq 1959 – 1959 2,000 1 [1]
Cameroon War of Independence 1957 – 1959 11,700 1
Tibetan Uprising 1956 – 1959 16,000 1
First Lebanese War 1958 – 1958 1,400 1
La Violencia 1948 – 1958 29,800 1
Malayan Civil War 1948 – 1957 10,845 1 [2]
Sinai War 1956 – 1956 2,142 1 [2]
Soviet Invasion of Hungary 1956 – 1956 3,171 1 [2]
Kenya, Mau-Mau vs UK 1954 – 1956 12,955 1 [3]
Tunisian war of Independence 1953 – 1956 2,000 1
Moroccan War of Independence 1953 – 1956 1,000 1
Taiwan Strait Crisis 1949 – 1954 10,025 1
Philippines, Huk rebels vs Govt 1946 – 1954 9,695 1
First Indochina War Comm. vs France 1946 – 1954 377,523 1 [2]
Korean War 1949 – 1953 995,025 1 [11]
Bolivian Revolution 1952 – 1952 1,000 1
Indian Govt vs Communist Rebels CPI 1948 – 1951 4,000 1
Soviet Union vs Baltic Partisans (’’Forest Brethren’’) 1945 – 1951 32,400 1
Indonesian Govt vs Republic of South Moluccas 1950 – 1950 1,000 1
Third Sino-Tibetan War 1950 – 1950 4,000 1
Cheju Rebellion in South Korea 1948 – 1949 17,000 1 [1]
Arab-Israeli War 1948 – 1949 21,111 1 [1]
Greece Civil War 1946 – 1949 154,000 1
Chinese Civil War 1946 – 1949 1,200,000 1 [1]
Costa Rican Civil War 1948 – 1948 2,000 1
First Kashmir War 1948 – 1948 7,500 1
Yemeni Imamate War 1948 – 1948 4,000 1
Indian Partition Communal Violence 1947 – 1948 200,000 1
Telangana Rebellion and Indo-Hyderabad War 1947 – 1948 4,360 1
Civil War in Mandatory Palestine 1947 – 1948 4,009 1 [2]
Taiwanese revolt 1947 – 1947 1,000 1 [1]
Paraguayan Gvt vs Rebels 1947 – 1947 4,000 1
Madagascar Rebellion 1947 – 1947 6,952 1 [1]
Poland and Soviet Union vs Ukrainian Partisans 1945 – 1947 59,700 1
Indonesian Independence 1945 – 1946 5,400 1
World War II 1939 – 1945 50,000,000 1 [36]

they sure do!

no need for a referendum

irresponsible children should not be allowed fireworks.

all weapons are dumb and the people who think we need them are probably even dumber

everyone in the arms industry should just go home, do something constructive and let whatever lunatic despot or elected leader who thinks they have any power try to threaten people with whatever they can carry.

war games are stupid waste of life time and money.

my dad is bigger than your dad?…really? its time society grew up.

what about those crazy power mad loonies already out there bullying entire nations?

well maybe we should stop making and selling them weapons and ammunition?

AFAIK the chassis is the same, the only issues you can have is the spring length which is not a problem with the U-turn 😉 or needing a negative top out bumper spring if you cannot use the exixting one somehow.

I think there are some good treads on this on MTBR.

Take note that the spring will mark the inside of the stanction meaning that a air spring will probably leak if you try and reverse the procedure.

try a coil in them, a Uturn or 2 step just drops in, night and day and not much heavier.

edit what woodster sez!

I think other EU members will be keen to take advantage of the opportunities left to them UK leaving and take what they can from the situation before the UK realizes what its lost.

Also foreign investors are probably lining up to pick anything worthwhile that is left of the ruined industry and workforce, they will likely be waiting till the country is on its knees, desperate and will gladly accept any offer on almost any terms.

no public healthcare and McAcadmeys ahoy?

yay for democracy freedom and getting England Back.

As if there never has been a political U-turns before…

it is pretty stupid to make a mistake and crash on regardless ecause someone might thnk you are a spineless moron…

..in fact anyone that does not admit to being a fool and making a complete pigs ear out of something and does not attempt to fix the situation is probably the biggest coward as well as a true fool.

voting should be mandatory.
maybe less than 50% a jury should also decide the outcome of a trial because they all agree and outnumber the other views?

I don’t know about Greece, but the problem is Spain is widespread corruption.

The political, legal and financial system is a mess. The EU has given huge support to Spain. They do not enforce enough control on the country IMO. there are plenty of people there that are no more than criminals and should be made accountable for the mess they have made of things.

more power to the EU I say, many politicians just do nothing or even worse.. just look at what is happening here in the UK, this mess was not caused by the EU was it?

the coastal path to three cliffs bay is a nice walk 😉

agree on the crappy enforcement, so many **** on the road, seems odd.

the scenario you describe may have been a road with no footpath and some pedestrian traffic perhaps?

finishthat – Member

“83” dual carriageway – exactly where and what caught you ?

Not because of how it impacts your insurance – but those questions above relate to your motivation and attitude to this incident where you got caught.

Dual carriageways have laybys and junctions that are completely unlike motorways .
Sure if it was some automated speed related fine then do whatever suits you ,
otherwise please have a little think about how much of a hurry you are in.

this needs repeating I think. I used to fly down some dual carriageway I thought I knew well on a bike in the days you could get away with it

turns out that after looking at those roads at a more reasonable speed they have a lot more hazzards than I was aware of and I have come to the conclusion that speed limits are generally well thought out by people who might know a thing or two about accident hotspots etc.

getting points sucks… but driver training can save lives 🙂

ps reminder on approx. stopping distances

60 mph 130 ft
80 mph 230 ft

I thought you could park anywhere you please as long as you parked legally?

BTW I have seen this type of approach make drivers even less careful 😐

11-42 with a radr cage on a saint mech, very happy with it wear is normal shifting is smooth, the slightly bigger jumps between gears are spot on for my riding.

hated the expander options.

not sure if this kit includes what you need?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rock-Shox-Reba-Damper-Cartridge-Refurb-kit-oil-leak-fix-/182122213988?hash=item2a67547264:g:tbQAAOxyFjNSNvNt

or use a sheet and run a saw/router over it to groove it instead of faffing with individual pieces

ask at a local joinery company, they should be abe to cut you stuff from off-cuts and run them through the sander with a bit of luck.

💡

could it be text speak for erectile function disorder?

I think you may just be able to get a larger volume air can for it?
that will give a more linear spring and should ramp up less quickly.

one on the left

http://enduro-mtb.com/en/first-ride-rockshox-monarch-monarch-plus-debonair-2015/%5B/url%5D

If the damping feels good now it is probably best to leave it.
otherwise they will increase the flow on HS compresssion and rebound too I suspect.

Most places that custom tune will know what to do it if you give them detalis of bike,rider and type of riding.

everything above, but practice is the key.

when you find a suitably challenging section, stop and session it.

try the tips mentioned, you will probably be riding it twice as fast and lot more comfortably after half an hour 🙂

everything above, but practice is the key.

when you find a suitably challenging section, stop and session it.

try the tips mentioned, you will probably be riding it twice as fast and lot more comfortably after half an hour 🙂

you can adjust the air pressure or reduce the volume behind the IFP on many coil shocks and some air. the foam bumber is also tuneable.

DUH…progressive is a good thing because it has PRO at the beginning…

depending on what kind of ride you like regressive may be better,

a stable platform that will give way and soak up big stuff and naturally complement an air springs characteristics?

oh sorry thats next years marketing bullshit 😉

Privatising education will mean everyone can buy a certificate, create more jobs for qualified students and allow the govt to spend more money on war toys.

tests will prove this.

this is the man for the job!

#voteyosser

I’m always impressed with the number of people who think running ruining a country is easy, and they could do it so much better

pesky autocorrect! fixed that for you 🙂

Probably will not use the discount anyway,

just happy to think that maybe some old bikes will not end up in the dump and will make a world of difference to someone without transport that walks miles to school/Doctors/water supply every day instead 🙂

OP yes.

But it is a Global issue IMO, we are all at the mercy of the money God and we will dig ourselves into a hole we cannot get out of.

we have forgotten the definition perhaps?

“economy: Efficient, sparing, or conservative use”

/doom

will probably still come off anyway, do you backpedal much in 1st gear?

I’d setup the chainline to be best around the part of the block you use most (4-8th?)

download the latest Combo update i think its 10.11.4

you need to select your own, most places will try to get rid of wonky stuff.

plain sawn, badly seasoned then stored poorly is the reason why a lot of timber is twisted and bowed

quater sawn costs more and has a different look but suffers less.

either way if its just bowed bit installing “belly up” might help?

I’d hire a van

just be wary as some companies like to whack a ‘damage’ charge on a van that is full of dents when you get it (Way2Go),

..take some pictures. 😉

nice BMX track in Patchway if you want a workout!

Two Mules for Sister Sarah. 🙂

the developer software might do the trick?

https://developer.android.com/index.html

you could try asking on the XDA forums perhaps?

http://forum.xda-developers.com/

Only problem I have with woodburners it the smelly crap people put in them, treated wood or painted things and other rubbish.

love the smell of a fire in the countryside, does not really have a place in the city IMO

and there is a saying “with firewood you warm up twice” if you buy yours chopped up you are missing out 😉