do you find biking sets you slightly apart from others? it's not everybody's cup of tea after all. Maybe that's why we seek the company of other bikers. as you probably know, i'm an older guy and i definitely get the feeling that some of the locals here regard me as a delinquent haha. i'm not about ...

carole nash is top of line, i'm with peter james as they give discount to vjmc members, good prices but apart from being helpful/ 'can do' i haven't had to put them to the test yet.

what a ball ache - just what you dread. So, in future, full comp insurance and protected ncb? or did you have full comp? I've had two incidents in the last two yrs, both with non UK drivers, luckily both were insured although one denied all guilt, fortunately for me even his own insurers didn't agre...

does it bother you ? - had to do about 15 miles on country roads, about 7pm, so the road was busy - blinded by headlights from both the front and behind. where motorists were on properly dipped lights it was ok but many seemed mal adjusted or with additional lights on, spotlights presumably, had to ...

found one kwacky from the link you gave but it was currently unavailable but i'll keep looking

lovely - well done

yes it was to record a possible incident, last time i was knocked off , by a car changing lanes without signalling, it would have been helpful to have a video record. seems like helmet mounting is best then plus a start to finish record. also greater capacity than a 32gb SD card. https://www.ebay.co...

i'm sure that this subject has appeared before, however i'd be grateful for advce

can anybody recemmend a camera at modest price that they are pleased with please?

is it best to helmet mount or fix to the bike and do i have to by a memory card separately?

looks like this one

http://www.gartons.net/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

i wrote a story about that :-

OK thanks. As you probably know pet insurance and private medical care here is known for clever' get outs', people think they are insured but then the circumstances or the nature of the accident can somehow not be covered due to small print exceptions/ clauses that allow the insurance company to esc...

so how does it work please?

insurance like with a car?

community fund for accidents, homeless, people who don't have insurance?

got a phone call to say that i can take one of my bikes in for a full overhaul, great as it's well in need of attention so charging the battery and cleaning it later, glad i sent the garage guy an xmas card as that may have brought me up the queue a bit.

looks good - appearance of a former petrol filling station

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Rou ... d0.4783094" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

don't quite know how it works in the usa but i think we are moving to something semi privatised involving having insurance policies to cover illness.

if you can get to see a doctor, one of our girls was sick but couldn't get an appointment for 10 days with a doctor, in the end she saw some kind of empowered nurse who was allowed to give out prescriptions up to a certain level.

hells bells, some nasty injuries and illnesses on here, hope you lot feel better for xmas

nice cafe in thame, oxon

http://cornfieldbakery.com/index.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

if you're going let me know and i'll meet you

there's a bike place at the west end of the a272, loomies https://www.loomiescafe.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; for bikers and run by bikers - ok for a chat, gets crowded but i actually eat at a nearby pub https://www.westmeonpub.co.uk/" onclick="window.op...

somehow a mcdonalds seems to me like a place you maybe drop in on a journey somewhere rather than a pleasant experience where you perhaps pick up the vibe of a place and experience a sense of having been somewhere different.