£800 investment....
16 December 2009, 09:11 PM
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£800 investment....
SKYWAY STREETBEAT 1985 OLD SCHOOL BMX TOP SPEC on eBay (end time 16-Dec-09 21:58:47 GMT)
prob wont ever see another one of these!!!
prob wont ever see another one of these!!!
16 December 2009, 10:32 PM
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17 December 2009, 05:35 PM
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i haven't even got a shed.....
no comments about my car either you lot !!!! (denies Golf DC his moment of satisfaction)
no comments about my car either you lot !!!! (denies Golf DC his moment of satisfaction)
17 December 2009, 09:09 PM
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reminds me of my mate laying under one of my milkcrate and chipboard ramps....
well, you can guess what happened there....... i revised my design to incorporate plywood board instead, but for some reason he still wouldn't oblidge !!!
17 December 2009, 11:34 PM
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We had loads of wooden sail boards left over from having tiles put on instead, used them for kickstart in the garden too...
I think in terms of freedom, innovation and fun, if you are aged between 40 and 30 these days you had one of the best child hood eras you could wish for !
Dazza chipboard lol
I think in terms of freedom, innovation and fun, if you are aged between 40 and 30 these days you had one of the best child hood eras you could wish for !Dazza chipboard lol
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We had loads of wooden sail boards left over from having tiles put on instead, used them for kickstart in the garden too... I think in terms of freedom, innovation and fun, if you are aged between 40 and 30 these days you had one of the best child hood eras you could wish for !
Dazza chipboard lol
I think in terms of freedom, innovation and fun, if you are aged between 40 and 30 these days you had one of the best child hood eras you could wish for !Dazza chipboard lol
we then dug out a huge hole and plonked that on top and had our own under ground den
then we built a 2 story tree house with proper army camo net drapped over it, and a bmx track with jumps, trench's the lot, oh those were the days lol,kids seam more interested in ps3's and xbox's now??? xmas day always looks dead now, when we were kids there was loads of us out on our new bike's, skates,skate boards or with rc cars?? whats happened
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and sold my GT race bmx that i also bought a fews years back when i decided i wanted to start racing a bmx, so bought the bike a fox lid all the padding and gloves and never raced it loli'm sure if i never went threw these fads i'd have a nice white hawk eye sitting outside now
18 December 2009, 02:15 PM
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thats ok then, still got my petrol rc car, that fad lasted all of a month the other year and cost hundreds, still got my skates that seemed like a good idea to start going skating at roller world but only got used twice? another waste of a hundred odd quid for 2 nights and sold my GT race bmx that i also bought a fews years back when i decided i wanted to start racing a bmx, so bought the bike a fox lid all the padding and gloves and never raced it lol
i'm sure if i never went threw these fads i'd have a nice white hawk eye sitting outside now
and sold my GT race bmx that i also bought a fews years back when i decided i wanted to start racing a bmx, so bought the bike a fox lid all the padding and gloves and never raced it loli'm sure if i never went threw these fads i'd have a nice white hawk eye sitting outside now
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thats ok then, still got my petrol rc car, that fad lasted all of a month the other year and cost hundreds, still got my skates that seemed like a good idea to start going skating at roller world but only got used twice? another waste of a hundred odd quid for 2 nights and sold my GT race bmx that i also bought a fews years back when i decided i wanted to start racing a bmx, so bought the bike a fox lid all the padding and gloves and never raced it lol
i'm sure if i never went threw these fads i'd have a nice white hawk eye sitting outside now
and sold my GT race bmx that i also bought a fews years back when i decided i wanted to start racing a bmx, so bought the bike a fox lid all the padding and gloves and never raced it loli'm sure if i never went threw these fads i'd have a nice white hawk eye sitting outside now
18 December 2009, 05:38 PM
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perhaps we could organise a fads days where we all dig out every thing we have bought thinking it was a good idea at the time then we could all do a swop at the end of the day so we get a new fad but it has'nt cost you anything to start up but you still get to waste all your money on upgrades for them
then we could all do a swop at the end of the day so we get a new fad but it has'nt cost you anything to start up but you still get to waste all your money on upgrades for them
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The 4130 is a code of the American Iron & Steel Institute and defines the approximate chemical composition of the steel.
The "41" denotes a low alloy steel containing nominally 1 percent chromium and 0.2 percent molybdenum (hence the nickname "chromoly"). The "30" denotes a carbon content of 0.30 percent.
The 4130 is a code of the American Iron & Steel Institute and defines the approximate chemical composition of the steel.
The "41" denotes a low alloy steel containing nominally 1 percent chromium and 0.2 percent molybdenum (hence the nickname "chromoly"). The "30" denotes a carbon content of 0.30 percent.