Super glue or leave it?

Yeah...... I think ill shut up now

Ive got superglue if you ever need it

That first pic is grim Sam!!

apparently chicks dig scars tho

DH mountain biking is what you need to get into to achive scars :laugh: done my collar bone, knuckles, shins, elbows and even a overnight stay for a suspected compressed neck :laugh: any-one would have thought id have learnt to stay on the bike :whistle:

Mister Stu wrote: DH mountain biking is what you need to get into to achive scars :laugh: done my collar bone, knuckles, shins, elbows and even a overnight stay for a suspected compressed neck :laugh: any-one would have thought id have learnt to stay on the bike :whistle:

i can relate to you there mate, i used to ride dirt jumps and 20" trials in my younger days, still have my 24" DMR rythm but now ride a mint 09 Kona Bass. nothing like whizzing flat out through the trees on single track, one mistake and you could end up speared by a tree DH is just madness tho really, going 30-40mph if not more down a mountain over rocks logs jumps etc, doesnt get enough coverage and respect. Steve Pete/rob warner should be knighted :laugh: :laugh:

Got a Charge Iron 24" jump bike and a Giant Faith 2 for pounding the slopes :laugh: she's a tank and i love it, bought it brand new in 07 and only replaced headset bearings since and it smooth as silk..
Hoping to get to morzine/les gets next year in france to ride the alps all the joys of going down and a ski lift to take you back to the top

Nice, has been a few years since I rode any big jumps on my DMR. Brought my kona as more of a xc bike with a view to it being bomb proof and jumpable if the need arose, it is a slopestyle bike really so can handle any abuse i chuck its way.riding 10-20 miles with the misses on my 24" single speed jump bike wasnt fun!! That is the problem with uk downhill not many places have ski lifts unless you goto scotland, I live in flat suffolk so full on DH isnt an option unfortunately.riding the alps will be awesome