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D6Nutz wrote: ↑17 Jul 2023, 13:33 On the list of things that make me think motorcycles are safe.

1 - that video

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Haha.. yeah fair enough

Cutting my neighbours overhanging tree branches down. The leaves constantly block my drains. He likes to stand and watch me do it. Weirdo.

Kwacky wrote: ↑17 Jul 2023, 19:20 Cutting my neighbours overhanging tree branches down. The leaves constantly block my drains. He likes to stand and watch me do it. Weirdo.

are you in your underpants ?

I don't wear them.

I garden in just an apron.

First physio appointment after operation today
Hopefully I will be able to exercise a finger or something

Good luck with it mate

Let us know how you get on

physio was great but I have to stay in a sling 24/7 with absolutely no movement of my shoulder or arm until at least the middle of August

Perkles wrote: ↑18 Jul 2023, 13:09 physio was great but I have to stay in a sling 24/7 with absolutely no movement of my shoulder or arm until at least the middle of August

Frustrating news mate, but I'm sure you can just shrug it off....

Still trying to get rid of this fecking covid bug!

Buggered my leg a bit the other day riding my mtb.....it's always the stupid stuff - just rolled off a kerb and AAARGH!...did something wrong, not sure what.
Anyway, I'm off out to put 20 miles in.....sink or swim. It is roasting hot outside though.

Doing bugger-all today.
There's an "Excessive Heat Warning" in effect here.
No doubt.....it's only 8.30 and the place is already melting.

I don't envy you. The weather in the USA seems pretty dangerous at the moment

Oh that made me miss MTB watching that… great run!

Replacing a ceiling extractor fan in the bathroom.

I'm basically a fully qualified electrician now.

Kwacky wrote: ↑21 Jul 2023, 20:04 Replacing a ceiling extractor fan in the bathroom.

I'm basically a fully qualified electrician now.

And it still works?

One step at a time.

I said I replaced it. I don't say it's been tested.

Today I did 350 miles to collect an eBay bargain from near Heathrow, 4.5 hours down and 3 back because the M25 was doing M25 stuff

The Swedish cage was way better for the task than the car it replaced, climate control set just right and the adaptive cruise control made it too easy to cover miles while listening to a monster of a podcast.


The bargain?
A set of SW motech upper and lower crash bars for a GS, 2 months old, unmarked and including the Diesel cost in the cage, half the new price for the set.

Lads, he's slipping towards the GS ways

Haha nah a proper GS guy would never ever buy used parts and must wear full RUKKA and a peaked lid for a trip to Starbucks.