Killers at Glasto, tbh I’m a bit underwhelmed, maybe it’s me, but I watched their “Secret Band” set at Glasto 2 yrs ago and was blown away, they look nervous tonight. Maybe I should have stuck with it, currently watching the stuff I missed and they’re rocking it, I guess 100,000 people staring at y...

Killers at Glasto, tbh I’m a bit underwhelmed, maybe it’s me, but I watched their “Secret Band” set at Glasto 2 yrs ago and was blown away, they look nervous tonight.

Reviewing my DNA ancestry results. Jess got us both the kits a while ago and the results just got uploaded. I now know why I don’t mind kicking around on here with you lot (lol) 468D7D0A-1FF4-403F-B7AD-4637085FF284.jpeg So does this mean that your ancestors were...ermmm..deported from the UK? :D Co...

A soldering mat for MiniGees robot building project.

As a cynical lawyer who has read 1984 and knows a bit about contract law I can confirm that there's no way I'll hand over my DNA in a voluntary basis. Would it be anything to do with the DNA analysis companies selling your info by any chance? I’m interested because Mrs Gee bought me a DNA kit for C...

Can’t begin to imagine trying to work in 44°c, I’ve worked in 36° and that was bad enough, I feel for you Cookie, swimming pool or sea? are you inland or near the coast?

Damn, I tried (and failed) to load a busted bike onto a trailer with a broken rib, then drive home afterwards and it all hurt, getting out of the van was a solid 7 on the pain scale, whilst laughing about the crash responsible for aforesaid busted rib that evening resulted in the worst pain of all. ...

Stealing Speed by Matt Oxley, the true story of the 2 stroke race winning technology stolen from East Germany during the Cold War.

If a chain is tight due seized links, it can make a sound like you had due to each roller catching on and falling noisily into place on individual sprocket teeth, the same sound can also be made when a chain or sprocket is so worn that the same thing happens.

Any chance of a few links in the chain seized up?

StMarks wrote:

duke63 wrote:You can learn from the past though. Something world leaders fail to do.

,,,,, Something most of our populations fail to do too.

Sadly when we don’t teach recent history in any depth (last 100 yrs) we are doomed to repeat our failures.

So what was the verdict, what was causing noise?

I had one of those horrible 16hr days that should start at 4am, but 5 mins prior to my alarm going off a lightning strike 150m from our house woke me and almost everyone in the area up - all that is apart from MiniGee who could sleep through anything it seems. It didn’t get any better as some of the...

I know it’s grasping at straws but it’s worth checking sprocket to sprocket alignment and the cush drive before you condemn the wheel bearings.

Very good write Nutz, I’d be really interested in a back to back test between the XR and the Multi if you aren’t doing much tomorrow lunchtime.......

Like his style. Very succinct.

Gordon’s out of the freezer and tonic out of the fridge with a wedge of lime. Perfect antidote to stifling heat and skin crawling humidity.

Way of the Vikings, a nature/history mash up.

Looks bang tidy Rickster!

Homemade burgers.