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Used to be and to make the most of the memory available the picture quality wasn't always that good. They have improved greatly and are usually smaller and a tad more robust than ones that record to disc or DVD. Robust is a relative word - none of them are indestructable! If you were...

It depends on how much work you (or the person you're buying the present for) wants to do to be able to produce and share the video. All modern cameras can be plugged into the AV port on a TV and played back directly, which is great for immediate viewing. It then comes down to the media you...

Fiesty Fiesta Crud, I'll admit it, I'm a car nerd :) What sort of power is a turbo crossflow putting out? I know of one all steel race engine in a Caterham that peaks at 186 bhp but that is at over 8500rpm :o

Prescription Sunglasses Also got the Addidas Elevations - top bit of kit as everyone has spoken of. I got them for driving a completely open car (no windscreen, nothing) and with the foam insert they have been fine up to three figures. Have hit bees doing 70mph + and the remants just wipe...

How did you find the forum? Got back into biking this year after way too long away from the bike. Was idly surfing for info on Overbury Pioneers (my bike) and stumbled on this place. Lurked for a while but it seems like too good a place not to join in. Not sure if the bank manager wil agree :(

Re: McRetro Ah, Huntly - 'the family town'; in other words everyone is called Morrison!! Perfect spot as a base for biking. Easy trails at Gartly and in the Clash Forests, single track stuff not far away at Pitfichie and Aviemore (and the rest of the Cairngorms) less than an hour and...

McRetro Thanks Kaiser. Not done Sidlaws, looks entertaining :wink:

McRetro Currently out of the country and injured to boot :( That's the first and last time I try a duathlon :cry: Does McRetro ever come to the frozen wastelands of the North? Glentress is a bit of a hike from the NE! If not are there any other NE based retro owners out there??

Cringeworthy clothing This is rather like a confessional; forgive me for I have sinned.... My favourite riding gear was a Tour de France commemorative jersey (the one that had one quadrant yellow, another green, another polka dot etc) and a pair of flouro pink lycra shorts (very comfortable...

1st UK MTB Hi, This is my first post having lurked (and drooled) for a while. I'm feeling rather old since I bought my first MTB in early 1986 (the orginal white with yellow badging Muddy Fox Courier). As I recall, the shop had Fox's, Saracens, and a couple of other British makes...