That's not promising. A battery shouldn't flatten that quick. I know the older alarms would drain it but I'm sure from memory mine would take a few weeks to be low so there's no way just your clock would do anything like that.

... go out first. Apart from today, because the inters our out first. Confused? Join the club. That rain is still there. Frankie goes out and half way though his session the ambulance is called for I go out and it's still raining. Donny is slippery in the wet, it's a new bike and these tyres aren't ...

Just read jonny macks thoughts he says it's way overpriced for what it is and not nice to ride, I am surprised I thought it would be a big leap forward

Glad it didn't finish in a bad way Rossgo (has for me once), their bottle of bubbly may have been misguided, but I'm sure the intention was there, glad your team did you proud as well, it's always nice to have the effort you put into the ...

... level in Mars and was a shame I didn't get what I applied for BUT was great I managed to get my foot in the door and he believes I will make my way up in coming years. Which is great. Looking forward to next week. Bring it on!! Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

... the M5's are the best tyre i've had on mine so far, so i imagine the M7's will serve you well too. You can get a slower action throttle, which is way better - especially for town. I have one on mine as they all come with an on/off switch throttle - this is great for the first few rides (and wheelies) ...

Thanks. There is some more room for improvement the air box does not suit the bike its way to modded and he could get a smoother curve. He also retarded the ignition so it was a safer map but the bike was actually happier there that's great news as its a very safe ...

... the chain became instantly slack. So I had over tightened the chain thinking it may slacken off after a few runs on the dyno. It did not and was way to tight so while we had a break in between runs i slacked the chain off. The next few runs there was a loud squealing noise coming from the rear ...

Gave it some stick on the way home. I didn't leave work until quarter to 8 so I was pissed off and the roads were empty.

Had a race with a very trick hot hatch A little Yaris that was incredibly quick. Looked like it weighed feck all.

... of a carpark spot. More than once in the last week I've had to swerve or emergency brake to avoid hitting people. The whole 'if I don't look your way you don't exist' mentality when crossing the road is very frustrating. I even had a lady walk down the side of my car as I was backing out of a ...

... of a carpark spot. More than once in the last week I've had to swerve or emergency brake to avoid hitting people. The whole 'if I don't look your way you don't exist' mentality when crossing the road is very frustrating. I even had a lady walk down the side of my car as I was backing out of a ...

... of a carpark spot. More than once in the last week I've had to swerve or emergency brake to avoid hitting people. The whole 'if I don't look your way you don't exist' mentality when crossing the road is very frustrating. I even had a lady walk down the side of my car as I was backing out of a ...

It's weird the tank is in litres but we all still use mpg as a fuel consumption guide. Perhaps when we've brought our way out of Europe, you'll be able to get an electronic adaption so that the tank reads in gallons.? The price per Gallon may may you think twice about any rideouts ...

... is unethical and almost certainly prone to high rates of errors,” he said. “Customers need to be informed that calls are being processed in this way. The Information Commissioner’s Office needs to investigate this company for breaches of data protection law.”

... cleaned the engine out a bit and I realised it's very naughty. Turns out a 911 GT3 turbo is rather rapid as I followed him down a dual carriage way on full chat (wasntme) (bandit)

Kwacky wrote:

C00kiemonster wrote:
Oh and some giant rear hoops for the Jag I love new tyres

Will you be inviting your mate the portable tyre fitter back to do the rims on the Jag?

Mr bodge it and scarper? No f**king way

Lesson learnt on that one

Is lynching still a thing around your way?

Same here normally, but the overnight in Auckland on our way back home yeilded three in one day! Not sure if it wa part of the Easter special or not

Met our onr of our new neighbours today.

He found me the missus and kids all lurking in his back garden.

Good way to meet your neighbour

Seemed a nice chap though and very friendly

... the troopers, their availability in battle won't be tied to that battle's place in the timeline. What about vehicles? Vehicles work the same way troopers and heroes do; they're upgradeable and customizable. There are more run-of-the-mill vehicles, like TIE fighters, as well as "hero ...