Friday morning tea break normally sees us migrating to the building next door to take advantage of their bacon butty cooking.

It's been cancelled for the next two weeks so somebody brought in a George Foreman grill and a pack of bratwursts.


Mmm...

... everyone I have tried is a pain to use and generally fails. The best way I have found is use an angle girnder it sounds crude but it's not just take the head off. Just cover the bike with a sheet. I bought the afam riviter with the chain it looks basic so see how it goes . Passed methods a block ...

... to closely Its a given with the mileages we do we are going to get involved in a scrape ,im glad you walked away from both of yours this week,take it easy out there

Kwak front sprockets are known for being a pain. You change your own chain and sprockets or just sprockets Chain and sprockets I'm wanting to take the plunge and start trying to change my own chain and sprockets.. Despite experience of splitting bicycle chains in my youth it doesn't quite feel ...

... will have expanded and that gives you a bit more space. If you've got a decent lube (which you have) it'll seep in even when it's cold but it'll take longer. Once you use the bike the lube will get spread about anyway. I always do the chain last when I'm cleaning a bike so I've never worried ...

... physical harm could result because one was not done then they certainly have their place. But I have to do a risk assessment for any new client I take on to ensure they are who they say they are and not involved in something illegal. Common sense would say I would steer clear of these sort of ...

... onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Is that the same thing? Do you happen to know if it's easy to put on / take off for road / track duty? Yes, that's airtube protector I've got on mine, in a crash the steering can get violently thrown to one side and the ...

One of these carbon trays for keeping bits together i take off the bike. Beautifully made and tempted just to keep it to look at on my desk. https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/t31.0-8/12778783_10153914454837114_2941529653345689397_o.jpg ...

finalising (paying for ) this years TT trip , going on the ferry with the car this year so I can take more stuff and be more mobile

One of these carbon trays for keeping bits together i take off the bike. Beautifully made and tempted just to keep it to look at on my desk.

... being a governor as more and more responsibility was being heaped on the Board of Governors yet we were all volunteers but still expected to take full responsibility for anything that happened. There was one final incident involving a teacher which made me decide i didn't need this anymore.

Nope, no pay rise. It's a job title really, nothing more. But it is a step I need to take if I want to become a partner.

And the lunch has been postponed until next week.

Haha take the free meal and just grin and nod your soon be back at the office!!

... onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Is that the same thing? Do you happen to know if it's easy to put on / take off for road / track duty?

... I had was 3 hrs, so ended up on Temazepam. Only used it to get out of the hole. So what I do now is coming on night shift for the first 3 nights i take half an over the counter sleeping tablet (Doxylamine succinate) and a 5mg melatonin tablet (I have to import them from the US, but great stuff, ...

LOL, have you forgotten to inform Bennets about a large "at fault" loss that you are declaring when you check for prices.??

D6 wrote:.......I ring to cancel Bennets. He said he can take all the extras off apart from NCB protection and do it for £89

I should call him back, pronto.!

... etc. So I did a comparison. Cheapest is Post office at £104 with no extras apart from Protected NCB I ring to cancel Bennets. He said he can take all the extras off apart from NCB protection and do it for £89 Sounds pretty good. Just went onto Bennets own website. And did a quote £563 with ...

I've tried Googling it and can no longer find it. I'll get it out of the shed at the weekend and take a photo but basically its a rectangle that holds the wheel upright and steady using only one hand or if you are clever, no hands at all. Obviously everyone made their own ...

There's a BT021 on the front and a BT020 on the back, still debating when they go in the bin. I've got some BSB take off SCs in the garage, but it's maybe a bit too soon to put them on. But if I fit something else decent now I'll end up doing track days on them and not using the ...

... adjoining areas, hence we share a field office. There is nothing sinister in it, he's just inherently lazy and a wind up merchant. Normally I can take it, but tonight it just got to me. I've just ignored him the rest of the night so far and I think he's finally got the point. There is someone ...