... this week and secured a perm job with a fintech startup. Looks very promising so hoping this is the one that keeps me interested for a few years. Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/uk-pm- ... 021-05-26/

....That came up a few years ago. I remember someone posting about it at the time.

C00kiemonster wrote: ↑06 Nov 2023, 15:14 Wintered the bikes today. Good clean and sort out.

I also put the missus’s 400-4 back together, it’s been in bits for 10 years. I now need to find time to strip it completely / properly and get it running, needs a lot of work but a cool bike. 1976 vintage

Got any pics ?

Wintered the bikes today. Good clean and sort out.

I also put the missus’s 400-4 back together, it’s been in bits for 10 years. I now need to find time to strip it completely / properly and get it running, needs a lot of work but a cool bike. 1976 vintage

Some car bits, a replacement rear bulb holder and a pair of Osram Night breaker HID's to replace the old and dim ones on the car (Factory fitted HID/Xenons dim with age, and these are 10 years old).

I spent a few months up there riding bikes, mostly Japanese 125s because it was 25 years ago and the Enfields were sh!t then. Desperately want to go back and thinking I might do it with this company in the next couple of years. I'm too old to fix punctures in the ...

Today I'm heading off to the desert to see KISS in concert....I looked it up, and it's been exactly 40 years and 3 days since I last saw them in concert.

$50 sez their setlist hasn't changed one bit.

Monty wrote: ↑29 Oct 2023, 23:27 I've blown both fork seals following that MCN journo around Rutland a few weeks ago. Tell me why without telling me why I shouldn't get a new bike with a 4-year warranty?

Get it, the years your body could tolerate a 600 sports bike are dwindling, enjoy it while you can!!

... seems to have been influenced by the US a lot more so Halloween is a big thing here. I avoided it like the plaque up until my kids were a few years into school. A school mum up here decided to organise a community system for our little area up the mountain. Orange balloons get delivered to ...

I suspect that within 10-15 years only driverless vehicles will be allowed in town and city centres as that’s easily done and will be the experiment to make it work all over.

Got tickets to see him at Bham Town Hall next month. Will be a big flashback to my teenage years

https://www.visordown.com/news/industry ... GHLSGV3P7s

It sounds good on paper. I wonder how much assistive radar braking would add to the cost.

It's the outgoing 1250, I am tempted by the 1300 and it is much lighter but I think I will give it a couple of years to work the kinks out before I get one... Also after configuring one the way I would like it the price came out over £3K more than I'm paying for this 1250 Adventure ...

... and IF I extend your working out, a brand new GSA comes with a free set of the aluminium panniers and inner bags... I will need panniers for next years trip to Spain and an aftermarket set runs up to £1K with inner bags so that's almost accounted for the insurance difference between a used one ...

Watching the gigaclear installers hook our house up to the fiber network. Been waiting about 17 years for fiber internet. Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk Screenshot 1 was this morning, screenshot 2 this afternoon... [emoji16][emoji16] Warp speed pron.... https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20231019/653e93ba361a4754e25e3a64ad983007.jpg ...

Watching the gigaclear installers hook our house up to the fiber network.

Been waiting about 17 years for fiber internet.

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That whole situation seems crazy to me. In Aussie, we have agreed value stated on each years insurance certificate. It is usually the book value, and if I disagree I can have it lifted by proving why it's worth more (low km's for age, mods, extras etc) but once the ...

I swapped them, plus a few quid for a mid-level Alpinestars two-piece, Missile V2 or something. Quite pleased with them and nice to have a change after 16 years.

... I pinched the map if anyone fancies trying it. MCN.jpeg The only downside is I had a wardrobe failure (zip) and two blown fork seals! So after 16 years of service, my Triumph leathers now reside in Leicester J&S changing rooms. RIP Unknown.jpeg 14f6b16d-7684-47ce-93f9-076669a9fd55.jpg

They do have a really nice Rally in stock, 2 years old and 6 k miles, being a used bike seems to make the insurance happy too as the quotes online are not all 4 digits. I've been considering a couple of adventure style bikes like V-Strom 1000/1050 ...