Im not really using my Tesla much prefer a 20 year old diesel, hope it never catches fire because apparently they are a bugger to put out
https://www.euronews.com/video/2023/07/ ... utch-coast

I had a paint issue with my F3. That was a known issue they addressed a few years back.

There's a rear brake problem with my Brutale but that's user error. The secondary clutch had to be adjusted but they don't do the scs model for the Brutale any more.

Has yours given you much grief....???

....I seem to remember you mentioning something about the paint or something....

No, that's new.

Ah right, have they always offered the road side assistance for 3 years ? I never knew, or have I miss read it.

It's been 3 years warranty for the last 3 years.

I guess there's got to be cut off points for older bikes.

Sounds like a good deal..... What about existing customers ?

"On top of that, allowing you to focus only on the pleasure of riding their MV Agustas, in Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, Spain and UK (more countries to follow), we provide a service-activaed lifetime 24/7 roadside assistance included in the purchase of any MV Agusta motorcycle....

... 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 but there's some clever stuff going on behind the scenes to ...

... 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 but there's some clever stuff going on behind the scenes to ...

I might get the inner bags for the new panniers next year, I have decided to go for more boxy boxes. I've been reminiscing already, with over 400 pictures to browse through on my hard drive, so I have started to form loose plans for a few days in Scotland ...

... hard but we're behind targets and need to work even harder. Right at the end the CEO tossed in the comment, "we're doing better than last year, just far short of our targets" before reiterating we all need to work harder.

sold, gutted but doubt I will ride a sports bike again :( At least it's an ideal time of year to sell, so you'd expect to get a good price. lost almost nothing on it tbh [emoji17] shame, but at least a good deal on the finance side. The super-naked section is packed ...

StMarks wrote: ↑17 Jul 2023, 12:28

Perkles wrote: ↑17 Jul 2023, 11:37 sold, gutted but doubt I will ride a sports bike again

At least it's an ideal time of year to sell, so you'd expect to get a good price.

lost almost nothing on it tbh

Perkles wrote: ↑17 Jul 2023, 11:37 sold, gutted but doubt I will ride a sports bike again

At least it's an ideal time of year to sell, so you'd expect to get a good price.

After 2 weeks away and 2615 miles I'm home again. A friend, Sergio is from the mountain area near Lake Como in Italy so this year he made a Biking holiday out of his trip home and invited myself and Gary along for the trip, and for once I had the money and time off available to say yes! ...

Kwacky wrote: ↑22 Jun 2023, 07:26 That's a decent increase. But I've got to say I prefer your increase to the ones we've had in the UK.

That was on top of a 20% last year, but yeah seems you guys are getting smashed

... the broken shoulder is something else What you don't want to hear, is about my shoulder... You'll probably not remember, but about this time last year I crashed at Cadwell. Nothing as serious as you, just a tiny chip on the end of my left clavicle & a couple of ribs. I've broken both shoulders ...

House repossessions are up 50% on last year. Every four minutes, a household becomes homeless. To highlight this outrageous statistic, we ‘made’ Big Ben ring — with a digivan playing the chime every four minutes in Westminster. We need the government ...

... soared to £20 billion in May, pushed higher by the cost of energy support schemes. May's borrowing figure was £10.7 billion higher than a year ago and the second-highest May borrowing since monthly records began in 1993. Economists had predicted borrowing of £19.5 billion for May.