‘Ride on’ have always treated me well and as a result have always had my trade since I discovered them.

That seems like a lot of mileage per day to me

I was doing around 75 a day with a trailer and rest days, It was hard work I tell thee

Plum

Not my sort of thing at all

I saw them in Calgary with my brother as he really likes them

If you take the Gallaghers out of it then the remaining band were really very good indeed

Liam was mesmerising as a front man though obviously not a great singer

Noel is a less than stellar guitarist but he writes the song for better or worse

For what its worth I dont own and never will own an oasis album but I really did enjoy the gig

Plum

Thanks for that TJ

Plum

Thanks for that TJ

Plum

My favourite trails so you cant really go wrong

Plum

Sooooo when can we ride it?

TJ

Could you give me your considered opinion on the Carradice rear panniers as I’m thinking of getting some soon

Regards

Plum

I was there last Thursday and applaud all the good work sir

However I prefered the jumps as were rather than the new berms.

I also like how the formally massive berms down to the river have degraded to the extent they are now unpredictible to ride

Thanks again

Plum

Lovely people, lovely food and bike shop

Close to trails

is there anything like zelda on PS3?

Red water grill, Calgary

F’sure hey

Plum

I wear what works for me irrespective of cost. some kit is expensive, some not.

At a guess 50% of the 4 bikes I’m currently running

Plum

you can get almost no wraps by feeding the raw end back under the incoming string

I’ve been looking on the net for a picture of this but unable to find one sorry

Plum

Most of my guitars are US made fenders and I have a Gibson Les Paul standard

Earlier this year whilst waiting for my stuff to come back from Canada I bought a stop gap guitar

after a lot of searching and knowing exactly what I wanted I ended up with a Parker PM 20 – I can easily tell the difference between it and my others, its just not quite there

However for the difference in cost I would say that it really is an awesomely usable guitar and if this had been around when I was starting I would have been very happy with it for years

Plum

on the amp front I think the little line 6 has a lot going for it but my money would be going either to an adrenalinn III or a Tech 21 TM 30

http://acapella.harmony-central.com/forumdisplay.php?f=41

harmony central forum – electric guitars is a good place to start

the serial number of your guitar may well be searchable on the net

Plum

The Great Race
Sparticus
The Persuaders
Monte Carlo or bust
Trapeze
The Vikings
Operation Petticoat
SLIH

For these performances alone he is a great, great man

RIP Bernard, you have always been an icon to me

Plum

I’d take a week in Squamish and maybe Pemberton

Certainly wouldn’t go to Whistler again

Both my humax have been excellent – current one has two tuners which is better

No issues they just work – I can barely watch normal tv now with all those adds

Thanks for the reply on vaude panniers – I’m now down to carradice od ortlieb

Plum

Could you tell me how you’re finding the vaude panniers

Ta

Plum

Without doubt the perfect example of what is wrong about ‘music’ today

Absolutely bobbins

Ive landed badly on many occasions with my on one carbons – I used to worry about it but not anymore

Got my workstand this morning 8 am – chunky and looks very good for the money

Bought the panniers too but seem very cheap – which it to be expected

Amanda Marshall
Tarja Turunen
Anette Olzon
Marcie Free :-)

I love living on my own

Plum

Not a chance :evil:

I scanned all photos including the wedding album and have them on an external hard drive. Don’t look at them really but I wouldn’t want to loose them as it was an inportant part of my life – in terms of the travelling we did.

And I found some video of an ex-GF the other day that I can’t remember taking – so much spunk on her face, I was very proud :D

Plum

Had both from on one – carbon definately worth the extra

MF – I lost them whilst doing a backup, but honestly thanks for your help

For those thinking of Canada Id rank resorts that I've been too like this

Whitefish – though technically in the US but still a short hop from Fernie
Fernie
Revelstoke
Panarama
Kicking Horse
Sunshine

I'd happily not go to Louise again

Plum

I can think of no reason to go to Banff on your trip. Its the Blackpool of Canada really

Squamish, Pemberton, Nelson are great places to ride

There certainly seems to be a lot of shit music to see these days :roll:

Europe next year

£3.50 for Bon Jovi on 7800F tour back in't day

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czXrKfdtc1k – lots will have seen this already

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iE_JIfN0Dxs – morzine this year

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dld_GZFestA – Calgary

Plum

Met many 'rock stars' over the years

Biggest probably Jon Bon Jovi – twice – he is quite short

Personal Favourite – Eric Martin (if you know who he is)- such a lovely guy and can't do enough for fans

Died and gone to heaven moment – Gabrielle Kerner – Nena of 99 red ballons fame – to an 18 year me clearly the most beautiful woman in the world

And though nobody ever believes me I have snogged Susanna Hoffs – still a stunner a 51

Plum

Saw 'the very dangerous' buns n toasties in 88 at manchester apollo

they lasted 3 songs before i went home

I can't imagine them in whatever guise lasting that long these days

right up there with kurt in my list of over rated knob heads 'dat doez drugzz innit'

plum

Quite liked that. Nice to meet you at JC wedding recently

Plum

My original first opening line was……

'I was quite surprised when John told me Rebecca had agreed to marry him as he had his cock in my mouth at the time.'

I wasn't allowed to use it though

Plum

Kit kat and plain hob nob

Dunk Kit kat in very hot Tea, put in mouth but don't chew, dunk nob nob, put in mouth

Chew

No need to thank me

Plum