I puked. And there is a spelling mistake on the suit.

I'll give it a go, but be warned, it won't be good. I might not release it if it gets too bad.

And I'll make an RAC version if possible

Thats ugly.

Well I think so anyway.

Discs add hardly any weight, I've weighed. And V-brakes don't clog up unless you are going through knee-deep mud, but they only make noise as they usually rub the mud off.

Suspension adds a bit off weight, but it's the spongeyness that takes away all your speed. Try tighten it up to a suitable weight, or lock it fully. Rear suspension is pointless too, unless you are doing big air jumps.

But I don't know much about Mountain Bikes, I do velodrome, road race and time trials sometimes.

Audi Quattro?

That. Is. Awesome. (I think so anyway)

+1

Then have a few gravel routes, turn one into a long Tarmac rally, and a Gravel rally. Or even a bit of both?

Yes, I'm posting a repeat of suggestions. But maybe backing will convince the devs.

Quote from Psysim :

You just don't fail in style like me.

I do NOTHING in style. Not even walking, or talking. 3 year olds do it better than me.

/me sighs

AH well, what can one do???

J@tko, I'm ending the O/T now.

I use a Toshiba Satellite P100-434 as a Computer and use a Logitech Extreme3DPro Joystick, gets me along fine. Wheels are just that bit too expensive and big for my room, and cant really be used for much else...

Can I join? Surely ME, King Fail can join a club of failness?

See, even this is a fail... WHAT AM I DOING WRONG???

Oh well

Any chance in sharing it publicly, I love it...

You won't really need suspension unless the potholes are bomb craters, just makes the bike extra sluggish.

My dad has this: http://www.kilgrewscycles.ie/graphics/road/SCR%203%2007.jpg, but I got this: http://www.lasvegascyclery.com ... _bikes/colnago_active.jpg
and this: http://www.bicycleservice.com/1000_blacksilver_large.jpg

They do good, although I would suggest the Trek or Giant, maybe the Colnago is a bit more racelike and expensive...

Giant and Trek have room for mudgaurds and bottlecages, both can fit an speedometer and I can get a bag underneath both saddles easily. Also, if you get a bit more serious, you can fit panniers to them and go long touring rides. Plus they both make good enough bikes to get you along in competition.

Dunno. Up to you really.

Hope it helps a bit, bikes seem to be serious stuff now...

EDIT: Noticed we have a hybrid kicking about, will post more details about it tomorrow night, can't get out to the garage tonight. It's got hub gears I think (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hub_gear) to stop the rear mech getting dirty and jamming. Quite useful. Unfortunatly for most of you, I will be posting more Bike Geek later so watch out!

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If thats easy then I don't wanna go onto the hard level...

Ok. Can you convert them to XFR and UFR please?

Can I ask if you could convert it to XFR and UFR after?

Seeing as you stay in Glasgow, try Dales Cycles (http://www.dalescycles.com/) for a good bike and advice, or Evans Cycles at Xscape (http://www.evanscycles.com/)

Should be helpful.

Or, if you can be bothered the journey, try the Bicycle Repair Man (can't find a website, google it), Edinburgh or Edinburgh Bike Co-op (http://www.edinburghbicycle.com/)

It should help, feel free to PM me for help!

P.S. I like my bikes

Volkswagen Ghia Kharmen?

I recognize it, can't name it

Quote from Amynue :

Because you are to young to understand this community.

I don't really think you are in a position to talk about other peoples behavior, because I think yours is just as bad, if not worse. I don't think you should post critisism unless you can post suggestions on how to improve.

So does this meant the red muffler skin is a limited edition skin, with only a few downloads?

Do you ever post positively about other peoples work?

Not your best ever. But keep trying, you have great potential. I won't download this time, but soon...

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Hmm, interesting, but hard because you don't really know where the turn is headed. Maybe some ground arrows? Attached is my first run.

Practising is your friend. Once again, it takes skill. I thought that was the whole point in racing?

If it's sharp, you gotta be careful, can't be reckless, so it requires more skill.

And please tell me when you host it, I'd love to do online AutoX!!!

I just made a layout, although it's not exactly what you asked for, but still try it! Thread is on 1st page. I'll post the link next week as I had my laptop taken off me, and iPods can't do copy and paste AFAIK