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Miss G
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| keith wrote: | having our newest tune played on the radio in belfast  |
link please??
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Miss G
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| Baloo wrote: | Finding a Henry!  |
Henry? or Henrietta??
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Windy
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We made £120 at a boot fair we did this morning. Funniest moment of the day was when an Eastern European man haggled with me over the price of a pair of jeans. I said they were £1 and he grabbed them, shoved a pound coin in my hand and legged it. This was before I had time to explain to him that they were maternity jeans!!! 
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Tusky
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| Windy Z750 wrote: | | We made £120 at a boot fair we did this morning. Funniest moment of the day was when an Eastern European man haggled with me over the price of a pair of jeans. I said they were £1 and he grabbed them, shoved a pound coin in my hand and legged it. This was before I had time to explain to him that they were maternity jeans!!! |
Have you got anymore to tie me over until the diet kicks in
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Tinks
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Day down on Brighton seafront:)
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The Mouse
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| Roughie wrote: | Bouncy castle  |
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tubbylardo
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I am on fire today ..... 15,000kg of cheddar sold, 7,000kg of butter sold and another 30,000kg of butter out to offer.
Blinding. 
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Rook
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| Posted: Mon Sep 13, 2010 5:30 pm Post subject: |
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Productive weekend topped off with a clean and shiney bike.
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Benny130
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| Posted: Mon Sep 13, 2010 8:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Finally managed to find time to get the bike fixed tonight, so back up and running Just need a little more sunshine and all will be well. Happy Days |
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Nursieboy
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| wmms? well yesterday, watching some classic bike racing at snetterton, never seen so much balls out riding before, quality day. |
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HCMS
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| Benny130 wrote: | | Finally managed to find time to get the bike fixed tonight, so back up and running Just need a little more sunshine and all will be well. Happy Days |
What was wrong with your bike Ben?
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Benny130
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| I wasnt sure at first but was battery related. Tried to trickle it and optimser said it was full but would start so thought it something a bit more serious than a battery. More days wasted after I tried a second optimiser. Keep bike in a shelter outside so need time at home and fair weather to get it on.Couldnt get it to a dealer as when i jumped it it wouldnt stay running,or find time at home to meet someone to get it picked up so dragged on for far too long. Yesterday went to pick up a battery from p and h. When i looked before it looked like i needed to take most of the bike to bits to replace the battery, but followed a guide from tinternet and an hour later it was fitted and running!! Cant believe i didnt try this earlier. What a numpty. Dont mind admitting im a noob when it comes to getting my hands dirty and taking things to bits. Just hope it is problem solved and i dont knacker another battery. Just need some sunshine this weekend but a lot of you lot are away in France arent you? |
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HCMS
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Yep, there are a few of us away in France, plenty are left behind though
I've got some sort of electrical problem with my Bandit. I've got the ZRX and while Kate gets her test sorted it hasn't been used for a while. I charged the battery, put it back on and still just a click... Not had the chance (or the will) to check it with another battery yet. I hope it is the battery and nothing more serious!
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biggus
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| Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 9:45 am Post subject: |
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| hecalledmesteve wrote: | | I've got some sort of electrical problem with my Bandit. I've got the ZRX and while Kate gets her test sorted it hasn't been used for a while. I charged the battery, put it back on and still just a click... Not had the chance (or the will) to check it with another battery yet. I hope it is the battery and nothing more serious! |
You checked the rear wheel alignment and the position of the tax disc holder?
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Benny130
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| Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 9:49 am Post subject: |
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| hecalledmesteve wrote: | Yep, there are a few of us away in France, plenty are left behind though
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Theres a Devon trip aswell !!
Bandit? I have only seen you on the zx i think?? |
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HCMS
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| Benny130 wrote: | | hecalledmesteve wrote: | Yep, there are a few of us away in France, plenty are left behind though
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Theres a Devon trip aswell !!
Bandit? I have only seen you on the zx i think?? |
Yep, got a Bandit as well, was going to sell it but Kate decided she was going to do her test and have it, 6 months later, it still sits under a cover, no MOT, no Tax and no battery... If she doesn't hurry up it will have turned into brown dust!
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HCMS
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New boots made me smile today, wearing them at the desk to encourage them to fit me better. They're awfully hard, I hope they do soften up a bit!
Question:
They are designed with some clever inside technology to stop you breaking your ankle. My question is, what breaks if not your ankle... Tib, fib or femour?
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biggus
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| hecalledmesteve wrote: | New boots made me smile today, wearing them at the desk to encourage them to fit me better. They're awfully hard, I hope they do soften up a bit!
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They are designed with some clever inside technology to stop you breaking your ankle. My question is, what breaks if not your ankle... Tib, fib or femour? |
your knee probably. Either way you won't feel the pain after the bar end has got you in the bollocks on the way over the handlebars
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| biggus wrote: | | hecalledmesteve wrote: | New boots made me smile today, wearing them at the desk to encourage them to fit me better. They're awfully hard, I hope they do soften up a bit!
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They are designed with some clever inside technology to stop you breaking your ankle. My question is, what breaks if not your ankle... Tib, fib or femour? |
your knee probably. Either way you won't feel the pain after the bar end has got you in the bollocks on the way over the handlebars |
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Rook
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| hecalledmesteve wrote: | | Yep, got a Bandit as well, was going to sell it but Kate decided she was going to do her test and have it, 6 months later, it still sits under a cover, no MOT, no Tax and no battery... If she doesn't hurry up it will have turned into brown dust! |
My zed could be up for sale in the new year.
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| Egon wrote: | | hecalledmesteve wrote: | | Yep, got a Bandit as well, was going to sell it but Kate decided she was going to do her test and have it, 6 months later, it still sits under a cover, no MOT, no Tax and no battery... If she doesn't hurry up it will have turned into brown dust! |
My zed could be up for sale in the new year. |
Nah, it's white, too slow!
Why you getting rid of it? Cleaning too much of a pain? I couldn't cope with a white bike, I don't know how people do it!
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Rook
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| hecalledmesteve wrote: | | Egon wrote: | | hecalledmesteve wrote: | | Yep, got a Bandit as well, was going to sell it but Kate decided she was going to do her test and have it, 6 months later, it still sits under a cover, no MOT, no Tax and no battery... If she doesn't hurry up it will have turned into brown dust! |
My zed could be up for sale in the new year. |
Nah, it's white, too slow!
Why you getting rid of it? Cleaning too much of a pain? I couldn't cope with a white bike, I don't know how people do it! |
nah thats the rider.
Its a very real possibility at the moment, might need to downsize back to a 600 ninja as the future looks a bit uncertain . Haven't made my mind up just yet, will see how things turn out over the winter. Really don't want to change but might have to. Great Bike though.
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southernspeed
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| hecalledmesteve wrote: | | Egon wrote: | | hecalledmesteve wrote: | | Yep, got a Bandit as well, was going to sell it but Kate decided she was going to do her test and have it, 6 months later, it still sits under a cover, no MOT, no Tax and no battery... If she doesn't hurry up it will have turned into brown dust! |
My zed could be up for sale in the new year. |
Nah, it's white, too slow!
Why you getting rid of it? Cleaning too much of a pain? I couldn't cope with a white bike, I don't know how people do it! |
Simple, they're called 'Vanessa' and they get their fiance's bikeS dirty instead
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KeepItSimple
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Yep, got a Bandit as well, was going to sell it but Kate decided she was going to do her test and have it, 6 months later, it still sits under a cover, no MOT, no Tax and no battery... If she doesn't hurry up it will have turned into brown dust! |
It's all in hand, have patience young Peter!
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| KeepItSimple wrote: | | hecalledmesteve wrote: |
Yep, got a Bandit as well, was going to sell it but Kate decided she was going to do her test and have it, 6 months later, it still sits under a cover, no MOT, no Tax and no battery... If she doesn't hurry up it will have turned into brown dust! |
It's all in hand, have patience young Peter! |
ooh, that told him!!
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