nearly there now

[weston]

chain, pedals, grips...anyone help?



sorry about the pic, couldnt work the focus

[lazychubs]

you borrowed gregs camera didnt ya lol
and is that the one dave and bill gave ya

[harris]

gettin there mate lookin good  

[weston]

yes, its the one that bill & dave gave me, i rode it a couple of times when i first got it, tried a 360 & the back end folded, took it to my dads for straightening & he told me the metal had serious stress problems & if i try it again make sure someone is there to ring the ambulance, it was very hard to bend it back without snapping due to the stress in the metal. its now made up of scrounged or budget parts as its going on my spare room wall

[lazychubs]

my chrome one as very thin rear tringle's too
so best i dont try anything on it lol

[weston]

my chrome one as very thin rear tringle's too
so best i dont try anything on it lol

it wasnt funny when it happened as i was about 2 miles from home

[Wayne Ryder]

The wife had a run like that on our digital camera. In our case, it was set to Macro or Close-Up (a flower icon) instead of regular and long-range (a mountain-type icon).

[weston]

The wife had a run like that on our digital camera. In our case, it was set to Macro (a flower icon) or Close-Up (a mountain-type icon).

is it a samsung? its a pain in the @rse, cant work it at all, sometimes you get great pics, other times is like that

[Wayne Ryder]

It's not a Samsung, in fact I'm damned if I can remember the make now, but I should think the innards of a lot of digital cameras are all the same. As with the little MP3 players.
They're completely useless for BMX use, too much delay and no viewfinder. In days when the light's at its best, you can't see the LCD screen. The pics themselves are, as you say, hit & miss. I've taken some beauts, but also some blurred cack.

[motomagII]

rhys you cheeky twot 

[lazychubs]

rhys you cheeky twot 

i meant my one greg lol

[motomagII]

 

[Wayne Ryder]

I've corrected my camera-setting masterclass post to read: "In our case, it was set to Macro or Close-Up (a flower icon) instead of regular and long-range (a mountain-type icon)."
Makes much more sense now. No idea what went wrong with the post, I'm sure I typed it in properly this afternoon.