What I want to see is what the shaft looks like at full extension... Dobt care what it looks like where i dont actuall sit on it. Pull it appart and show me what state the shaft is at the point of full extension please!

$5 posted? sold ;)

I'm on the fence onOakley. I hadsoem Fives back in the late 90's and they were great but after a couple of years of UV exposurem, the frames degraded, became brittle and broke. Oakley gave me a credit to apply against a new pair. I bought some polarised half jackets and was amazed by the clarity of vision and the fit. There were great, until my mates dog ate them. Called Oakley, told them that they had been eated by a dog.. they gave me 50% off a new pair!! Amazing! Replaced liek with like.. this time my dog got hold of them and put her teeth into the lens rendering them useless - and chewed the rubber off the arms Do I want to explain 'my dog ate my homework' again, spend another $200 to replace them? Not really. As careful as you try to be with expensive eyewear, something i salways going to go wrong and f**k them up. What do I wear now? Anything that I get given for free that fits my face.. wear them till they are no good then wear the next cheap/free set. Ryders, Scott, Tifosi, whatever.. Quality isn't close to Oakley, but whatever.. they are sunglasses that are in style for a year at best! On the other side of Oakley, their Rx (prescription glasses) stuff is absolute and utter crap.

Sorry, did I miss a wink smilie.

I think there is a difference between citizens recreating on public land vs commercial mineral removal or deforestation. Commercial business are not included in the 'owned by all of us' ideal. Forestworker, logging and mining industry has no rights to crown land natural resource without a license.. you can't just go anywhere and cut down a tree.. where as joe public can go anywhere he wants on crown land and recreate. So, its not hypocritical at all. The public do have more ownership than commercial logging/mining Once you start making money off the land, you are no longer part of the general public and land use rights change. To make money off crown land you need tenure.. which, incidentally, mountain bike movie production companies *should* probably have! As far as I know, there are only two companies in BC with a mountain bike tenure granted by the government to operate commercially on specific parcels of crown land. I do think that the forestry industry should make more attempt to integrate into the fabric of the communities in which they operate. We live here to recreate, we shouldn't have to fight to keep our recreation protected! I take issue with you suggesting that Logging/Mining are BC largest drivers of the economy. BC Bud eclipses what forestry does and tourism is pretty significant with Mountain biking having overtaken golf in the sea to sky corridoor as the leading summer tourism driver.. so, mountain bikers are coming for the logging industry.. time you started playing nice!

true, aint no way you could consider 5:10's to be anything but functional for their intended purpose.. fashionable or aesthetically designed? not a chance. I simply assumed you'd wear cycling shoes recycled from carbon frames.

1:40 ish.. rotten tree pow - stunning imagery!