Thanks so much , my CV does need a strip down Back to BT, I had them and they were a nightmare . Customer service was appalling and I cancelled before the contract ended. Just couldn't live with them . So far after having Virgin, Sky and BT Plusnet have been the ...

... the phone trying to find out what the hell is going on. We had the engineer visit to install 2 weeks ago yesterday and he couldnt do it as there were problems on the line. another 2 week wait and another engineer arrived yesterday to sort it all out, fine and dandy (only 6 weeks after my original ...

A couple of Santa's reindeer, Rudolph and Blitzen, were not looking forward to having to pull that big heavy sleigh all around the world yet again this year, so they put themselves up for sale on ebay.

Unfortunately, they didn't get one single bid...........coz they were two deer

... you can recharge in 30 seconds and it contained biological material. The bio-organic battery utilises tiny self-assembling nano-crystals that were first identified in research being done into Alzheimer's disease at Tel Aviv University 10 years ago. The nano-dots are described by StoreDot as ...

At least you were in I suppose....

That looks like the start of a very ambitious project. Were these washed up in the recent floods?

I think they're better than my Alpinestars, which were twice the price.

... and pain meds. Bit wet out on track, but the (stupidly) fast group appeared to have a few pro racers mixed in with the normal crowd, the racers were there for the BSB test day tomorrow and determined to make an early start. As I went for lunch the Honda Endurance racing/TT truck pulled up, so ...

duke63 wrote:Personally i would avoid EBC's.

I didn't feel they were very consistent.

They've been great on the track, but I'm looking forward to getting rid of them on the road. I'm going with blade's recommendation next time.

Personally i would avoid EBC's.

I didn't feel they were very consistent.

... and they have held up brilliant over 2 trackdays and never had an issue on the road with them, I had Carbone Lorraine SBK pads before and they were also very good but maybe a bit too harsh on the road for me, they had a lot more intial bite than the EBC's which did mean the EBC's felt a little ...

Took the Tiger to pieces to try and find out why it didn't want to start, tested the injectors and found they were clagged up, so cleaned them out tested them and finally got it running about 17.30.
I'll have to put the rest of the bike together tomorrow or Monday.

... week before I can even think about applying them. Went off to Rutland Water for the afternoon, had a picnic which, due to a quick spot of rain, we were forced to eat in the car and then went off for a big old walk. Well, I say big old walk, maybe only 2 and a half miles but with the kids moaning ...

... of work to fit, so get the 16mm R1 unit instead!!!) and custom braided brake lines. It's now got some great breaks instead of the OEM ones which were as effective as dragging your boots. Stomp grip helps a lot, although it peels off after a while (but I don't know why). The Tech Spec looks better ...

... I started riding. However fwiw I have been witness to an epic one.: I was in a flash bike showroom, probably about 10 years ago. A couple of lads were looking round together & hyping each other up. I was talking to a salesman (can't remember what about) when the aforementioned lads started ...

I had a pair a little bit like these, the straight arms were about what I found best for under a helmet.

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But I do find contact lenses lots better.

... with No Limits and it was my first trip so don't have personal experience to compare. As far as I am concerned I didnt have any complaints. There were more people there than I am guessing BBS take but it want too busy on track. It was for 4 days and not everyone went out all the time in all sessions. ...

Stew wrote:'' having just entered my 14th year of service with the RAF as a Weapons Technician, more commonly referred to as an Armourer. ''
Christ, I thought you were a rockape mate

Nope, one of God's chosen few through and through!

'' having just entered my 14th year of service with the RAF as a Weapons Technician, more commonly referred to as an Armourer. ''
Christ, I thought you were a rockape mate

I know I shouldn't but those last to were hilarious