Washed the Multi and prepped it ready for Sunday. Also knocked the bearings out of the 5 spoke front wheel for the 748 in readiness for the powdercoating. I've ordered some tyre levers to have a go at removing the tyres. Duke, if you've got some old bolts or plugs for the bolt holes, then put them ...

Where was that duke?

What a bike

duke63 wrote:Of me?

It's quite an issue in London now with wealthy Arabs driving super cars around like a racetrack apparently.

Fifth gear this week had a feature, it costs them £10k to ship them over to use them for a few weeks! Mainly Lamborghini Aventadors this year apparently

My dad asked a few times in the past. "It's only a 600" Yeah dad. That's right. It's also 30 years since you last rode a bike. Sod off. My dad took my Daytona out about 6 years ago now while I was cleaning it (yes officer he stole it) as I wouldn't let him ride it. I went in the house (my...

I guess you could use sticky back plastic, but it's what the sticky does to the surface it's stuck to that would concern me.

Ventureshield doesn't affect paintwork, which is why I have it on my bikes and cars.

You can buy sheets of it too rather than specific kits. Easy to fit too.

Spudda wrote:

duke63 wrote:C'mon Spudda what did you try?

Beemer 520d

And? What did you think? Did you test any others?

I don't think I can add much to this one. NO

I had kangaroo over Christmas. Unimpressed tbh. Not worth it over beef IMO. We have an ostrich farm up the road so that will get a visit during the year. I'd like to try it. That's a shame. My take on the Kangaroo steak was that it seemed very tasty. I felt it's consistency was about that of a firm...

The clutches don't tend to come up used from what I've seen sadly.

The RCS is fantastic. I've had two in my time. RC8 has a decent Brembo mc anyway so doesn't need the upgrade IMO.

Paying £140 to get my car through an MOT. (facepalm) Apparently some bored biker has been treating his car like an extra on the Dukes of Hazrd and hammering it into corners. So much so it's knacked bits of the suspension so the car needs some TLC. (angel) Spudda, don't tell Rich. Sounds ok to me, g...

baijuncheng wrote:Thanks for the reply. I'm in China and I use my bike every day for fun and for riding to work.
I don't think I'd be able to sort out a test ride. I speak very little Chinese.

What brings you to china then? Where did you originally come from?

Do introduce yourself

Blade wrote:Seen this and like the idea. What do you think.

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That certainly looks tough!

I had kangaroo over Christmas. Unimpressed tbh. Not worth it over beef IMO.

We have an ostrich farm up the road so that will get a visit during the year. I'd like to try it.

Kwacky wrote:Did I not mention it's in Brazil....?

England won't last long anway.

You thinking of going?

They look quite tight, stretchy and tailored...

Imagine those on the average sized football fan I do hope they stretch well

R34PER wrote:Top Gear US, series 4 now (series 3 last week). It's not better than UK Top Gear but it has its own merits.

I prefer the us version sometimes. Less dicking about.

Visiting family and eating loads

Ditto. I loved them.. I may be tempted to buy that at £1.99. Worth it for old times sake

(blush) (nod) I don't like what the UK has become in terms of work ethic or commercialism, one of many reasons I don't live in the UK anymore, however the UK does have many good qualities. I do think its true of any country that they have good points and bad, France is no better overall, just differ...