That's one expensive puncture repair. Just kidding, keep us posted.

Thanks.

Thanks man.

I'm just blind then. Thanks for the info!

Haha, you better start imagining then (especially if you come round to visit one day), I've always got at the very least stubble, if not a full grown beard - seeing me clean shaved is like finding a four leaved clover. You might... but good luck with that.

Koszi szepen!

Video coming soon too, hopefully.

All I can say is you are very, very welcome to visit. If you do get round to it, give me a shout and we'll ride the local trails and maybe we could even make it up to this bikepark (though there are two others within an hour of this one that are even better, it's definitely a rad place - overall, only 3-4 hours away but unfortunately I have no car haha).

I was too! Unfortunately it looks like I might have another period of non-riding coming up (might have a bone marrow disorder), but I'm doing my best to enjoy the time spent riding. I wanted to go to Vallnord bikepark like back in 2005, it would have crowned my knees' decent recovery, but even though we only got round to La Molina I still really enjoyed it, the only trouble was that it was full of loose shale and rocks, and the berms were trashed. I'll have a video up sometime soon hopefully, check back for it sometime in a few days.
Also, I'll be buying a cheapo camcorder and I'll be filming myself on the local trails, I think I'll have some great footage, some of the local trails are a blast to ride.

Yeah, it seems like standard price, but I'd say it's still a ripoff. It's so much easier to bring your own bike. In Slovakia the prices are awesome though, for 40 euros a day I had a day lift ticket, a rental Bighit (Domain 318, etc good bike), helmet, goggles, gloves, shinguards, elbow guards, spine guard, etc.

There's no hooks on the outside, you enter the gondola along with the bike. I find it works pretty good, it seems like less of a fuss than the hooks on the chairlifts for example (and there's a much, much lower chance of the bike falling out (this is probably the main concern of the bikepark).

Agreed. It was in surprisingly good condition too, I was impressed. With the price... not so much. I think it was around 60 or 70 euros for one day.

Already have, now it's like a strange mix between stubble and a very very short beard & moustache. I can't be bothered to shave often, to be honest (and I'm forgetful too, it doesn't cross my mind often).

Yep. It seems oddly familiar, assuming mikeyboy! made it, it's actually a silhouette of my bike. If it isn't the same picture, then just ignore this comment.

Same, they really do like like SH's. Awesome picture by the way.

Thanks dude!

"Actually no im not trying to cover anything up. When you leave your account left online at someones house what do you think is going to happen?"

You took the words right out of my mouth! DON'T leave it online at someone's house; it's not a valid excuse.

Uh.... they're Dainese shinguards, bicycle pads. http://www.dainese.com/eng/home.asp

You can add air to it using a Marzocchi pump to calibrate it to your weight (preload adjustment). Aside from that, you have two knobs - one on each leg - with which you can regulate the rebound and compression.

Cheers

"Necessary."

Are you sure? It works fine for me. http://www.pedrocury.com in case you type it wrong.

Agreed, I'll have to find myself some plush animal toy and duct tape it to my bike.