Auldey mini-monster "Ramps and Wallrides'' !!!

Damn!! those bearings were expensive!!! but its worth it.....!!

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me and my friend were bored and we decided to try ramps.....WEEEEE

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BMX Beat 1983 - Neil Ruffell - Ramps

www.stuntabiker.com -BMX Beat was a popular BMX Freestyle TV show broadcast on on the UKs main commercial channel, ITV, from 1983 to 1987. Every Saturday morning for 6 weeks the show was hosted by Andy Ruffell and various co-hosts including Gaz Top (Gareth Jones), Alistair Pirrie and Ron Stebbene. Featuring UK Stars Neil Ruffell RIP, Craig Campbell, Carlo Griggs, Billy Stupple, Stuart Pepe Winder, Mason Smith, Lee Reynolds, Dave Young, and many more. It was one of the most popular shows on UK TV. Filmed in Carlisle at Border TVs Car Park (mostly).

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3 In 1 BMX Beat - Nick Martin

www.stuntabiker.com -BMX Beat was a popular BMX Freestyle TV show broadcast on on the UKs main commercial channel, ITV between 1983 1987 on Saturday mornings. Hosted by Andy Ruffell and various co-hosts including Gaz Top (Gareth Jones), Alistair Pirrie and Ron Stebbene. Featuring UK Stars Neil Ruffell RIP, Craig Campbell, Carlo Griggs, Lee Reynolds and many more. It was one of the most popular shows on UK TV. Filmed in Carlisle at Border TVs Car Park (mostly), The 3 in 1 BMX Beat TV Championship was the first sponsored BMX Beat series and was the 2nd highest rated in terms of viewers behind The Tizer Sponsored World BMX Beat a year later featuring the amazing Matt Hoffman.

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Can Ford Explorers Fly?

Ford explorer jumping off some ramps at Eve of Destruction.

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Aluminium Ramp Welding Part 1

Just a small demo of some Aluminium Welding that we can do, In the video were welding the ramps of a large car transporter. All types of Aluminium Welding undertaken. www.puncheddecking.co.uk/store

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2007 4.0 Mustang Single GT Take Off (Bolt On)

My 2007 5-Speed v6 Mustang. Alloy Metallic. 1st) No Muffler. Just the straight pipe from the cats. 2nd) 5-40 Pull...Just winding out the gears. 3rd) GT Muffler installed! I was very excited to do this swap, as it was my first mod on my first car. I had a problem with the smoke, but it was fine once I got the car off the ramps. I'm guessing the engine didnt like pushing all the exhaust at a higher angle than it was designed to.

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DIY Shutters

With the rise in popularity of interior window shutters there are more companies who are now offering DIY shutters. The question is whether it is really so easy to do it yourself if you want a fully professionally fitted finish, as these are not cheap products its not something you want to order and then find you are unable to fit well.

For many years the only option was to order a fully fitted service, where the company you contacted would measure, supply and fit, and take full responsibility for any errors or issues with the products you received. However, as our DIY skills are growing many people are more than confident that they can do it themselves, having tackled a range of tasks in the home, and may also not want to pay the higher prices for something they view as a task they could complete themselves. With the recession tightening the strings on everyone's purse going the DIY route also saves money, so purchasing DIY shutters is increasing significantly in popularity.

Shutter companies have had to recognise this and offer not only the products, but in many cases share their knowledge to allow people to fit their products. While some still prefer to maintain that it should be the exclusive role of specialised fitters, many are happy to help customers through the entire process, providing advice and guides to make it simple. If a company is not prepared to do this then my advice is to look elsewhere, fitting DIY shutters need not be difficult and like me there are a number of companies who specialise in the DIY option.

The key to a good fit is measuring. Make sure that the person who is helping and advising you has a range of fitting experience so that they will know how to fit shutters onto your type of window and be able to predict or spot any issues that might affect fitting. I offer a photo upload service so that I can see what you are dealing with and advise you as if I was in the room with you. If this stage is done properly there will be only one way everything will fit - the right way.

There are also a range of shutter fitting kits, many with pre-made products so that all you need to do is assemble the frame and pop in the panels. It's worth seeing what's available so that you are assembling a minimal range of items and there is less room for error.

Remember, you can always start small and do one window at a time so that you can start with something simple to get the hang of it.

Finally make sure that the company you are dealing with are willing to provide on-going advice during the fitting process. Some are happy to sell you their products but aren't always so keen to provide advice post sale.

While there are exceptions to every rule, and some unusual windows may be a little more difficult, if a company tells you that DIY shutters are too difficult and you should have them fitted, find someone who specialises in DIY and will spend time to make it possible for you.

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What is the Average Working Life Expectancy of a Chair Stair Lift?

When we think of life expectancy... a chair stair lift is the furthest thing from our minds. As a matter of fact, for most of us, until just a few years ago, it probably never crossed our minds. According to experts, there are over 7.1 million persons using home accessibility features in the United States. With some of the most common features being raised toilets seats, hand rails, ramps, widened door entrances, adapted door locks, lowered counters, slip-resistant floors and chair stair lifts. With the largest segment of the population being baby boomers, we can easily understand such an astronomical number.

How long should you expect your chair stair lift to work properly before hauling it off to the city dump? Well that all depends. It depends first on if you purchased it new or if you purchased it used. Buying a chair lift is like buying a car. It is possible to buy a used car that gives you ten long wonderful years without you changing the timing belt or the oil.( if I were you I would not try that) On the other hand, you can purchase a used car and if you didn't know any better, you would have thought that the car salesmen went down to Fred's Sanford's Garage, splashed on a fresh coat of paint, switched out the rims and sold it to you.

When you purchase a new product there are some benefits that may not be an option with a used lift. When purchasing a new stair lift the option of purchasing insurance and warranties are readily available. While you still will want to be sure to carefully weigh all of your options, a few more dollars in insurance or warranties could potentially save you thousands down the road.

Also, when purchasing a new lift you can customize your chair to best suit your needs. of course this goes without saying; you are the best person to make customization decisions because you know exactly what daily activities you take part in. So what is the life expectancy of a chair lift? According to manufacturers a chair stair lift should last at least 10 years or longer. So if you are thinking of purchasing a used one, be certain it is a lot younger than 10 years old for best performance.

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How to Make Family Road Trips Unforgettable (in a Good Way)

If money is tight this summer but you still want to have a few nice family outings, maybe it's time to rediscover an American classic getaway: road trips.

Imagine the endless possibilities presented by all those roads stretching out in every direction from your home; scenic drives so beautiful they rekindle your love of the land; cute little towns and oddball road side attractions; missed exit ramps; spilled drinks on the cloth seats; cranky young'uns who just want to go home to their computer.

Is it possible to take the whole family on a car trip without tears or tantrums?

After many hundreds of road trips across this great land, I'd like to share with you some tips for increasing the fun and reducing the frazzle on family trips.

Tips for Better Road Trips

Keep it short and sweet. Make a list of destinations within 100 miles of home where your family has never been. Get the kids involved in whittling it down to their favorites and plan to tackle one or two every weekend. If you run out of ideas, pick up some brochures at the local tourist information center. Maybe you'll discover there's a river offering tubing adventures just a few towns over. Or a pioneer fort that lets visitors participate in "olden days" activities. Perhaps a scenic drive through a state park you've been meaning to show the kids for years. Family outings close to home can be fresh and fun if you experience them with your favorite people. The upside to these short jaunts is you won't be stuck in the car together long enough to pick fights.

Leave the mobile media at home. Yes, this will spark World War III but if the kids drive you crazy with their video games and obsessive texting at home, imagine how annoying it will be in the back seat of the car. And if you haven't been observing your kids lately, just check out the headlines:

"Tech Use Up In Kids, Parents Losing Ground"

"More Teens Obsessed with Texting"

"Kids Spend 8 Hours a Day on TV, Internet, Texting"

Yes, going cold turkey will cause withdrawal symptoms (pouting, whining, unconscious twitching of the thumbs). But as compensation...

Give them a low-tech challenge. Get a small digital voice recorder and turn the kids into reporters. Invite them to ask things about their parents and each other that your family has never talked about. Assign them a "story" to cover about each person during the drive. Spin some ancient family yarns that your parents told you. You'll all learn something about each other and have a great souvenir to share with grandparents and friends back home.

Spark their creativity. Hold a photography contest on family trips. Create enough categories so everyone can be a winner. Categories like: Tackiest Roadside Attraction. Best Morning Bed Head. Ugliest Bug Splat on the Windshield. If your kids have to be rivals, the friendly rivalry of competition may help keep the peace.

Eat al fresco. Ah, the lingering smell of fried onions... it just seems to cling to car upholstery, doesn't it? So why not drive past those drive-throughs and have picnics along the way. Pack a cooler and top it up at a local grocery store with enough fixings for a simple but yummy lunch. Even if you have to resort to fast food, take it somewhere nice, spread out a blanket, and pretend you're the smiling all-American family in one of those postcards from the '50s. Sure it's sappy. But fun. Plus your gang will eat better and experience a quaint old tradition: having family meals together. And that may be one of the best memories you bring home from your family outings on the open road.

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