These companies are t&*ts aren't they. Always worth ringing them which I don't understand because it just wastes our time and theirs. I don't know why they don't just give their best price straight away what a waste of time!!

... Steering is light but solid, loads of feedback without overloading you with information. I will always sing Triumphs praises for the way they get their bikes to handle. Off through some traffic which it eats up with easy. I'm still getting used to the quickshifter which I don't always use. Out ...

... which is for the rear wheel of a bike. The plan is to get this ground anchor put in place in the centre front so it can be used for two bikes on their front wheels when I get round to buying a second. There will be a third anchor for the rear of the second bike. So in total 3 anchors in a triangle ...

... moved from the warehouse, now, literally now....exuse me, we've known this sort of crap was going to happen so why has it taken so long to pull their fingers out their arse to get it sorted before they even got here. The contractors are half way through their job as well. I swear noone thinks ...

More house viewings
Football
Sleeping
Drinking & Eating

Pretty much covers my weekend. Uni assignments should find their way into my schedule but I prefer doing them after work.

... 7 participants<br/> <br/> Pre-task: Respondent required to bring to the clinic some images that act as a metaphor of the essence and the spirit of their own bike<br/> Respondent Required to bring qualifying bike logbook and photo ID at venue<br/> Before entering focus group, respondents will be ...

Too many people pass their tests and then think theirs is a licence to do what they want....they don't adhere to what they just spent weeks, if not months, learning how to do.

What a idoit. He didn't stop at the junction he just carried on. Poor rider, these are the times when helmet cams really are worth their weight in gold If you watch the clip you will notice that the sun was behind the rider. The rider may not have been clearly visible to the van driver ...

What a idoit. He didn't stop at the junction he just carried on. Poor rider, these are the times when helmet cams really are worth their weight in gold

... as earning a vastly better hourly rate they p! $$ up the wall and moan of not getting a pension. Reality is they are very well compensated for their choice but don't choose to put away for a rainy day and instead live a film star lifestyle they probably can't actually afford.

Anyway as for Zero hour personally I don't like it. Some people do like it as it fits in well with their main jobs and they have it as a extra dosh job. However some people feel like they are stuck in the job and contract. It is down to the person to decide what they want, ...

... benefits you mention even though they get double the income for the same work. Not the same for every self employed person I understand that but their not all poor and hard done by either. I'm not a fan of different tax bands for different earners. If tax was a single fixed for all percentage ...

They need to plug the tax gaps. That'll sort it all out. But their mate's would miss a few million quid, so it's better that middle England foots the bill

... from a govt. figures standpoint, "yes" they do look good. Additionally, people don't get much of a 'work ethic' from sitting at home on their asses, apathy sets in fairly quickly. Survival of the fittest. most people on them are desperate and hard done by , nobody in their right mind ...

Most people on them are in favour of them....so from a govt. figures standpoint, "yes" they do look good.

Additionally, people don't get much of a 'work ethic' from sitting at home on their asses, apathy sets in fairly quickly.

Survival of the fittest.

... onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; The rise in their use over the last 5 years is pretty shocking. How are you supposed to get a house and a pension (as the government tells everyone) when you've ...

... a Bank loan, because it was utterly un-mortgageable. £2,000 I paid for it, and my repayments were about half what my peers were paying to rent their accommodation., I literally camped in it initially as I did it up, learning how to plumb, plaster, bricklay, etc.. from books. Sold it a few years ...

... moving into a house felt natural for me. It was a big step for my other half and her parents, as she came from a council housing. They had bought their house in the early 90s for £13k. They sold it 10 years later for ten times that. We did put our house on the market about 12 years ago and we ...

duke63 wrote:Bikesure appear to work the same way. Listen to what the customer wants and do their best to provide it.

And they think out of the normal box too. Rather than insure my bike as a modified aprilia, it's insured as a custom.

Bikesure appear to work the same way. Listen to what the customer wants and do their best to provide it.