This sums up up perfectly for me.

Tim Burgess, lead singer of British rock band the Charlatans, wrote on Twitter that "Sinead was the true embodiment of a punk spirit."

"She did not compromise and that made her life more of a struggle. Hoping that she has found peace," he said.

I am just recovering from covid. I am led to beleive that a few hospitals have had to re open covid only wards, Stoke being one of them.

In my opinion its a given that a some point we will all have a maximum carbon footprint to use which we can sell to others where we don't need it all.

Give me a decent option to driving and i would use it every time. I hate driving. There are far too many vehicles on the road now.

Kwacky wrote: ↑23 Jul 2023, 09:41 I didn't think Starmer is popular North of the border

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I suspect there is an element of fear from Nationalists in Scotland after all the bad press the SNP have had.

My step mum just bought herself an electric car. My dad has had solar panels and 6kWh batteries installed and has calculations to say they should be able to run the house purely off solar for 9 months of the year and only effective charge the car from the grid.. it doesn't actually work that way bu...

Its storage of hydrogen that is the problem. To get sufficient into a fuel tank it needs to be a minimum of 5000psi and kept cold.

It will take massive steps forward in technology for it to be viable for bikes i would have thought.

Why does Farage get so much air time on national news? There's over ,1m people without a bank account. Courts isn't exactly the bank of the people. I said that to someone the other day. People would be astonished how many low income people are refused bank accounts because they have , according to ...

Still trying to get rid of this fecking covid bug!

Perkles wrote: ↑17 Jul 2023, 12:34 these big turn over bike supermarkets like compleley bikes dont care about customers ,hope it all gets sorted

I bet they will be in the financial shit if a recession hits. The group has big borrowings based on BofE Base rates. Its never a long term sound financial model.

Tour de France. One the great races. Two weeks in and just ten seconds between the front two riders.

Just watched that. Great saves by the keeper to win it. Not sure it was a penalty anyway.

Payback - one of the greatest film endings ever.

I like the look of them.....their proportions are much more in line with a true vintage Triumph rather than the current range of retro namesakes. I disagree wholeheartedly ECCE793B-81DB-43B6-8BC3-F34D305261EB.jpeg Such a great looking bike. Going to treat myself to a retro classic Triumph for my Fr...

Better picture.

The Scrambler version looks great.

You do see a few KTM 390s and the BMW GS310 about on the roads. This will be a thorn in their side.

Glastonbury. Elton should have stopped singing years ago, he sounds like Vic Reeves pub singer.

Kwacky wrote: ↑25 Jun 2023, 18:25

duke63 wrote: ↑25 Jun 2023, 17:26
and the B4364 twice.

I do like that road.

I prefer it going Ludlow to Bridgnorth than the other way.

No idea why it just seems to flow better.

Oh and also felt cold for the first time in weeks when it threatened to rain at Llyn Brianne.

Good day out round Wales with Cookiemonster.

Llyn Brianne and roads around there. Lunch in Llanwrtwd Wells, the smallest town in Wales.

Did the A481 Builth to New Radnor which is a cracking piece of road and the B4364 twice.

Their mercenaries aren't they? I wonder if the USA is giving them big dollars to turn against Putin?