Glorian

Glad you fellas are here Now i just gotta try get my PC to detect the device.

I have just ordered a san disk sd card 32gb for £15 make sure its a class 10 as they read and write faster which is better for video http://www.amazon.co.uk/SanDisk-3A11480 ... B007PYBOZ4 this is what i need right?

http://rideapart.com/2014/05/three-summ ... es-riding/ May provide some help.

Mines at home got a text from my mum haha Gonn ahave a little play around with it. Maybe strap it to the cat.

Exactly. Can't be to hard to change it if needed but mostly gonna be used for commuting for me anyway.

Me. for working on the bike in my little shed. and as i walked out with my toolcase smacking it on the bike and snapping the reflector off... FML

Probably gonna go for 3 minute loop recording.

Sounds good stu ;D Excited to not use it haha might stick it in the car untill i get back to my bike

What SD card are people using?

Won't be able to come to this one. Doubt i will have passed my test and gotten a bike by the time my cast comes off. Next year for sure!

Ordered one... Now just to get the bike working..

Was supposed to be rafting in wales. Not anymore. Still going with the group but not doing the rafting due to my fracture.

When i changed my rear sprocket i found there were groves that the sprocket had to sit in to stop anything spinnign while i tightened it. Also i put loctite on the bolts to stop the risk of them coming undone.

Very very nice.

I know a tea bar in walton "revved up" they regularly post plenty of photos to facebook of loads of bikes outside their cafe. might be worth messaging them see if you can use a couple?

I commute daily (did before i crashed). and i wear over trousers over my trousers (duh) I dont find they wrinkle, but if it worried you just take your clothes in a backpack and change at work. can't go wrong Good luck

Looks decent for the price. Wouldnt mind something for my daily commute especially after my last incident... ANyone know if you can get a micro USB style mic and plug it in the back if that'd work? I hate watching those vids where all you hear is screaming wind IE something like this http://www.goodsdak.com/index.php?main_ ... ts_id=9895 and just trip the cable down considerably Otherwise next pay day i may buy one

Figured as much Dont look like i'll be back on the bike for a while anyway

Thats a valid point!!!

I had to restrain myself from buying a bigger tool cabinet Maybe once i move out.

Ah shame.. think it is bent in as far as i can tell. looks like £90 it is heh

Bolt wheels to your current case ? Or make a tray with wheels that fits the plastic trays from your toolbox. so you just take the one out you need and wheel i na little trolley then.

Question in the title Not majorly bent or damaged just slightly askew after my accident the other day. can i get them bent back and will they be safe? If so can anyone recomend a company in colchester area thats reasonably priced. bearing in mind a new set is £90

Adding up the cost of parts will hopefully do all the work myself. Handlebar - around £20-30 going to ebay for these if anyone can recomend a good vendor? Forks - £90 from sinnis Rear brake pedal - £22 from sinnis Indicators - not sure if to get same from sinnis or buy aftermarkets. but around £30 Brake fluid lid - £3 Possible front fender - £35 fuel tank - £already paid for. Exhaust at some point in future. but this is hard to find as there is a funny bracket and the inlet is 35mm most tend to be 36 or more!! again any recomendations will be great Will upload some photos of the bike soon.

i paid £130 (ish) for mine. Good protection rating and light weight. looks good. and overall i am happy with it.