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Tomba(FIN)
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Quote from tedkurtz :I want to be able to have more than one setup-file for each car. It would be very useful to be possible to save a number of setups for each car,with user-specified names for each setup file, and also possible to load a previously saved setup file from a list of previously saved setups for the car currently in use. This capability would be very useful in the car-development process.

Ted

Gener_AL (UK), How did you get that?

You can just hit the new setup button as much as you like and name them. Have a trillion setups if you like.

I don't get how you do not understand this.

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Tomba(FIN)
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it's not our fault they are not registered. New people shouldn't be whining about a new map anyways.

I've been on this map forever and getting so bored of it.
Tomba(FIN)
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New world +1! Are we having one?
Tomba(FIN)
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eh wtf?
Tomba(FIN)
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when I had gears I used only ones. but there's no harm in shifting. You are 20, you ride a bike, and your parents are telling you how to ride it? Just wondering..
Tomba(FIN)
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Quote from Foqs :Almost as your shitty drift server...

nice comeback
Tomba(FIN)
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movie was shit, what can I say?
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Quote from logitekg25 :this is going to be a tougher choice then i thought.

as of right now i have a hardtail bike with decent forks, and off road tires (love the tires), and i definately have learned to ride smoother, as compared to many people i see.

for my skill i think i need full suspension, cause im not too skilled, and wont focus all my time on biking (and it needs to be strong)
for what i will need it for (occasional fast downhill trail) a hardtail will do me just fine!

all my friends point me towards full suspension, and everywhere else points me in both directions.

tires are replacable with wear, and with my seperate needs, but getting 2 bikes is not very easy to manage.

im thinking get a used full suspension and stick to that.

should i just go face to face with somebody at a bike shop?

good full suspension is 3x more expensive than hardtrail. No point buying shit full suspension bike.
good or even decent full suspension bikes are up to 1000euros easily.

It would help a lot if you just told how much you are about to use on a bike...

chainreactoncycles.com is the best place to buy bike stuff
Tomba(FIN)
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maybe search a team instead of creating your own one just to be in some team
you will eventually notice that you just wasted time.
Tomba(FIN)
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if the plastic cover was yellow tinted it would be good.
Tomba(FIN)
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Music didn't fit. Bad camera work. No LFS sounds (it's a minus). Lag.
Pointless.
Tomba(FIN)
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Quote from rich uk :That's fien you missed our point (you know it's bad when I agree with Tomba) and we can all live in peace.

I don't get the hatred attitude lfsforumers have. You don't have to take trolling so seriously.
Tomba(FIN)
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History don't matter the category of bikes. Doesn't matter if dirt bikes came from BMX. It isn't a trial bike and it isn't for same stuff. period.

BMX
chav

Trial bike (notice the frame)
Used to pass different "tracks" where you have to jump on objects and do balancing with one wheel for example etc etc
works the same way as motored trial bikes.
http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/ ... tegory=7&date=2011-02


Dirt bike / street
For tricks you do by going from jumps that throws you in the air high.
(look at my bike for example)

DH
Hi speed going on a downhill trail with jumps that throws you miles away. professionally time attacking or whatever it's called.


Freeride
Name tells everything. Most likely to have full suspension bikes with more travel than normal bikes. Bikes go same category than DH but there can also be some hardtrails. You don't race in freeride. Just jump/go fast..

4X bike
Racing on wide dirt track.
Tomba(FIN)
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what are you trying to say? you're saying trial motored bikes are the same than motocross bikes for example?
Tomba(FIN)
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trials are different from dirt bikes. very different.You don't even do jumps in trial bike that you do in dirt trails or dirt parks / street parks.
Tomba(FIN)
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Quote from dadge :or be confident in your own skill level to know you're going to make the jump without having to cushion your bunger. are you just trying to be argumentative?

well he is right... haven't seen one pro competitor with seat taken off. and I don't wonder why.
Tomba(FIN)
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Well dirt bikes are for tricks so what do you expect
Tomba(FIN)
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Seat also helps you to do tricks, so they don't remove it in competitions. You couldn't do superman without the seat and all that stuff.
Tomba(FIN)
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Quote from dadge :
trails bike is a completely different beast m8. for competition, you'd remove the seat altogether. single geared too for an even torque/speed balance. like a BMX with mountain bike handle bars.

that seat weights only ~200g with seatpost. I don't want to fall between tyre and frame or even on the frame.. The thing is single geared already


Quote from rich uk :dadge I know (and everyone I have ever spoken to) "downhill trails" to be dirt jumping. bikes are known as dirt bikes or jump bikes. Maybe Ireland is strange (I imagine this is the case)

This is a dirt bike for dirt jumping parks/trails. Dirt jumping is for hardtrail bikes. Downhill is a different thing with different trails and for full suspension bikes with more travel.
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that guy is def not doing any jumps


Quote from Bose321 :Dadge, how about my bike? I got a Trek L300 with 7 gears (I miss my previous L300 with 8 gears :razz.

I got my position right I believe.

As you seem so smart on this, how about the angle of the saddle? Should it be levelled, or pointing down/up ?

http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/5752838/ perfect positions for me!
Tomba(FIN)
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Quote from dadge :you should also have the saddle set up correctly, the saddle should be high enough for you not to be fully extending your legs when pedalling. handlebars should be slightly lower than the saddle. this makes it easier to pedal as you tend to think you're always going downhill.

oh damn. my bike is all wrong then
Tomba(FIN)
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Quote from Homeless_Drunk :You clearly have no understanding of what Steam is...you made that quite obvious.

o rly?

Member since: November 1, 2004
Tomba(FIN)
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break the transmission xD
Tomba(FIN)
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The Mechanic was good, even it was quite clear what was going to happen next all the tiem.
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