This one?

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=13729

Blur classic is probably going to have longer chainstays so you will no doubt have to shorten the chain.

You may already know this but the easiest way to measure for the Heckler is to put the chain around the biggest cassette cog at the back and the biggest chainring at the front. Not through the rear mech though. Pull the chain tight and then add 2 links to wherever it crosses over.

By the way what fork are you transferring, Heckler doesn’t really like anything under 140 travel.

Eeeeeeeeeeeeee awwwwwwwwwwwww!

No chips!

Curry, shower, bed.

Good ride folks, nice to meet you all. Think there were 17 in total.

I bought a refurbished one about 2 years ago direct from Apple. Perfect condition, like new and still going strong.

Selection changes daily but there are some bargains to be had.

Apple refurbished

A mates tyres took a week to arrive.

Avast me hearties, get this up yer bung hole ye land lubber bilge rats.

Arrrr

MOSELEY Tracy———(1)5:17.47 @0.00
JONNIER Sabrina——–(2)5:24.97 @7.50
RAGOT Emmeline——(3)5:28.11 @10.64
PUGIN Floriane———-(4)5:29.81 @12.34
SUEMASA Mio———(5)5:30.26 @12.79
NICOLE Myriam——–(6)5:31.45 @13.98
ATHERTON Rachel——(7)5:33.80 @16.33
DONOVAN Leigh——-(8)5:34.05@16.58
BUCHAR Claire——–(9)5:35.59@18.12
KINTNER Jill———-(10)5:38.29@20.82

From memory it's per premise.

Have a look over here -> http://www.ppluk.com/en/Music-Users/Playing-Music-and-Videos-In-Public/FAQs-and-basic-operating-terms/

The type and cost of licence depends on the type of premise and also the size/number of customers etc. There are links down the left hand side.

Easiest thing to do is phone them.

😉

Cut it into 3 or 4 lengths and make a wind chime.

I used this -> http://travelmoney.moneysavingexpert.com/ earlier in the year and ended up ordering through Thomas Global Exchange (cheapest at the time).

By far the best rate for Thai Baht at the time and they delivered recorded. Saved me about £40 IIRC.

North to Loch Ordie and beyond is a nice route. Not particularly technical in any way but lovely countryside. I have a jpg map somewhere if you want it.

Tiso sell High 5, not sure what types though but got energy source from them before. Rose Street, Leith or Ratho climbing centre.

Superlight would be plenty for the riding you are talking about. It would also build up a fair bit lighter with a medium level spec. Get a test ride on one and compare back to back with the Heckler if possible.

Having said that I have done 10 UTB on my Heckler with a fairly light build and it was no problem at all.

Try the spoke calculator over on http://www.dtswiss.com/%5B/url%5D

You'll need to find out some info on your rim and hub from their manufacturers website to input and it will give you a spoke length.

Or for the more sophisticated.

Fruit and a potato waffle. Interesting combo.

Easily portable.

Doesn't work on Mac apparently. Windows only.

iTunes for Windows can convert these files to one of these formats

Never tried it myself so I may be wrong.

Quote from Apples website over here http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1473

You can add audio files that are in AAC, MP3, WAV, AIFF, Apple Lossless, or Audible.com (.aa) format. If you have unprotected WMA content, iTunes for Windows can convert these files to one of these formats.

So it looks like it can't be done on a Mac. If you still have a PC you can do it through iTunes on that for some reason but only if they are unprotected.

Otherwise you'll need a converter program. Discussion over here -> http://macosx.com/forums/switchers-windows-mac-converts/268239-how-convert-wma-itunes.html

If that sales brochure is the correct area of land it's on the other side of Castle Hill from the new Peel centre.

How is the improved access going to work?

From a quick google DVDShrink seems to be quite popular.

Freeware.

Never used it myself though.

Go into the calendar app. Top left is a button for calendars. In there you can choose which to display.

I usually go commando, I'll see if I can get you a photo uploaded.

I would imagine it would be a huge undertaking to moderate the classifieds and I'm sure the chaps at STW have better ways to spend their time.

I think it's up to the buyer to wary and check out the sellers previous posts etc.

What monkey said. ^

If you are struggling though.

http://www.hitched.co.uk/speeches/speechhome.aspx

Looks alright.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32spI_I2SC8

In the centre of town.

L'escargot bleu (sp), Broughton Street – French, big portions, also horse, ox cheeks, pigs cheeks if you fancy.
Cambridge Bar, Young Street – Proper Burgers.
Ondine, George IV Bridge – Seafood, does cheap lunch deal.
Cucina, in Missoni hotel – Italian, also does cheap lunch deal.

Down in Leith.

Teuchters Landing – mugs of stuff, soups, chips, stovies. Nice tables outside by canal.

The HP sauce that you'll need with it is gonna sting your ring.

Flip upside down and walk across on your hands whilst still on bike, then on the other side simply flip back the right way up and ride off.

The difficult part I always find is making it look smooth.

I'll give you a bump.

What bike's it for?
Is the Pike air or coil and which model?
Do you have a front wheel which is 20mm or 15mm compatible?

The hamsters needed a security patch. 😉

Patio need weeding. 😉

Otherwise a lovely looking geetar. Enjoy. 8)

EDIT: Damn it, too slow.

Outside of the bypass areas like Balerno, Currie and a bit further Linlithgow are fairly nice and all within reasonable distance of Edinburgh. Corstorphine, Mornigside, Stockbridge have reasonable 'high streets' and are closer in to town but your budget may be stretched.

Further out (within an hour from Edinburgh) places like Peebles, Eddleston, Cardrona, Innerleithen are nice and benefit from being near some fantastic countryside.

Depends what type of house you are after and your budget really, I would have thought the house prices on Isle of Wight weren't that much different from the Burgh. http://www.espc.com is alway a good website for a browse.

Think the carbon Nomads are a bit like hens teeth at the moment. You'll probably get more response over on MTBR on the Santa Cruz forum.

MTBR Santa Cruz

I'm not even gonna tell you my story. It's too long and annoys me every time I think of it.

Roll on January when my 18 months are up, I'm off to another useless supplier.

Can we have a poll on the home page.

1. BT are *****.
2. BT are *****.
3. BT are….. you get the idea.

When you say blow through all the travel, is it bottoming out? If not they you may be just 'using' all the travel.

If it is bottoming out then I would try a few more psi as 33% sag sounds like too much. SC website quotes 15-18mm sag at 165psi, try increasing the pressure in 5psi intervals and see how it feels.

If you can't get it right give TF Tuned a phone, they apparently do amazing things with custom tuning or PUSH.

Was it some Lube?

Bargain. 8)