I often wonder if they are just skills that humans used to need many thousands of years ago but generally don't fit into the modern definition of what is considered standard. The ability to perceive changes in the immediate environment at very high speeds is undoubtably ...

I actually have a scooter with some plastics, an engine, a horn, etc.. it's been sat in my mum's garden for 5 years if you want to take it off my hands for £50? It isn't usable currently.

I keep wanting to do it up and use it as a run-around hack but I just don't have the time.

Good bike i hired one a few years back and enjoyed it i found the front end a bit vague but i am not used to that type of bike at all it was good fun and we were two up. For the job you have bought it for i think its a no brainier and the panniers will make it even better

Superb purchase Kwacky sounds like it ticks all the right boxes for your daily commute and also cheaper to run so great result in my opinion! You've clearly enjoyed your ride with it and 2 years at 0% well seems like a steal really may as well enjoy your savings!!

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... now deceased. However I do remember talking to him at length when we were placed on the same table at my Grandmother's 90th birthday party many years ago. He works in their petfood division, and back then he enthusiastically impressed on me what an excellent company they were to be part of. ...

Well now I'm even skinterer I got a decent trade in on the SX despite the high mileage and the obvious signs of use, with 2 years at 0% on the balance of the bike. I've no idea what the MPG will be like. I presume it will at least be the same as the SX, which obviously has a much larger ...

... now deceased. However I do remember talking to him at length when we were placed on the same table at my Grandmother's 90th birthday party many years ago. He works in their petfood division, and back then he enthusiastically impressed on me what an excellent company they were to be part of. ...

... screen, new screen which includes a gear indicator, LED lights and a lighter clutch with slipper assistance. As someone who has spent over 2 years riding the SX I felt right at home. The small change in seat height is noticeable, as is the lighter clutch. The engine is the same peachy zx10r ...

... through the same process everyone has the same work ethic and everyone helps everyone else out. I have found out that the 'newer' lads (up to 8 years) they have come from either Uni, parents work or have worked here or have managing backgrounds and all started at Operator level. The guys with ...

Luckily it still fits after all these years!

... yourself in Australia On Tuesday the federal government announced it will increase the tobacco excise by 12.5 per cent a year for the next four years. The plan will cause the price of a packet of 25 cigarettes to rise to about $40, up from $25 today. Bitter though it may be for smokers, the ...

Not sure it's a vent or rant really, but one of the wife's friends died today from a rare form of cancer. 40 years old and she was always super fit and healthy and did pole dancing as a sport to a good level. Just wanted to reiterate really that you should never ever put off ...

Not sure it's a vent or rant really, but one of the wife's friends died today from a rare form of cancer. 40 years old and she was always super fit and healthy and did pole dancing as a sport to a good level. Just wanted to reiterate really that you should never ever put off ...

Not sure it's a vent or rant really, but one of the wife's friends died today from a rare form of cancer. 40 years old and she was always super fit and healthy and did pole dancing as a sport to a good level. Just wanted to reiterate really that you should never ever put off ...

... ? It was a brill weekend. Went there last year as well. This is in the outskirts or Exmoor it's a place called Bardon Manor House it's hundreds of years old and the floor boards and stair cases are no longer straight lol!! Had a fantastic blast in the Saturday around their roads. Even popped into ...

Rossgo - Yes we are and my wage would cover all the bills if it had to during the fixed term period (2 years). Miss Cav has been doing voluntary work for a while now in order to build up her working hours. If needs be she could do part time workk So you can afford the bills ...

Monty wrote:Not cheap, 300 quid with the cam straps but they'll out live me. My Kriega rucksack is 11 years old and still looks brand new.

Plus I can fit them in any combination, 10, 20, 30, 40 litres etc

What I found were really good were Rok Straps. They're elasticated rather than being just webbing straps.

Not cheap, 300 quid with the cam straps but they'll out live me. My Kriega rucksack is 11 years old and still looks brand new.

Plus I can fit them in any combination, 10, 20, 30, 40 litres etc

Rossgo - Yes we are and my wage would cover all the bills if it had to during the fixed term period (2 years). Miss Cav has been doing voluntary work for a while now in order to build up her working hours. If needs be she could do part time workk

... with the tape on. The top of the visor on my S4 sits very low down and it looks very similar. I got used to it on the Daytona and used it for 5 years as it only blocked out the sky. You aren't kidding Monty!!! Sits very low down and then makes it worse WITH the pinlock on the visor as exactly ...