Cav wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 07:37 You're a machine! Haha

now you can see why I get through so much gin when I'm home after doing that 21 days straight and not being able to enjoy a drink at the end of the day

Washed it after another 300 mile + day yesterday, If I keep doing this kind of mileage I will need that GS

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2023/ ... tchdog-cma

Diesel prices cut after threats of an investigation.

No, not just BREXIT, we've had an ageing population and a skills shortage for many years. Sadly the government (including the previous Labour government to some degree) has managed to convince a majority of voters that Mohamed the brain surgeon is after their job!

Today I washed all the dead bugs off it after yesterday's 310 mile and 13 hour ride to the lakes and North Yorkshire, it's splat time of year. We found a nice place for lunch in the middle of no signal nowhere. Screenshot_2023-05-21-13-49-09-17_3d9111e2d3171bf4882369f490c087b4.jpg ...

... through) & then carried on my merry way. One of them made a half decent attempt to follow me, but even he didn't come back into my rearview after a nice tight corner. On a similar vein, I came across a little bikeshow today, "The Distinguished Gentlemans Ride". Around 100+ bikes ...

I’ve got the F3 interphone, it’s only for rider/pillon comms and ph/sat nav connection. It works really well below 60 mph, after that it struggles due to increase helmet wind noise.

I think there F5 model is for bike to bike with greater range

... MUX wouldn’t start. Scan gauge reported battery at 11.2 Volts. Put the trickle charger on for 5 mins and got enough to kick it into gear, just. So after drop off, bought a new battery. Was on the OEM battery still and it’s a 2019 build, so not done too bad. Also it sits dormant for nearly 4 week’s ...

Bacon, eggs, mushrooms, hash browns, & fried bread.
My heart is a ticking time-bomb after that.

After work and a shopping trip on my way home I got a few hours sleep then been running family errands as I think I'm the only driver on my branch of the family tree

Well, I did manage to get out after all and I got about 20 miles in...but I'm definitely feeling it last night & this morning. My legs feel like spaghetti.
Today I'm going to be washing/detailing a Harley Davidson, and then doing a shedload of laundry.

Contemplating going for a bicycle ride.
I'll see how well my resolve holds up after I get a stomach full of bacon and eggs. I'm not hopeful.

... You and me both mate. the crazy bit of it is, she finishes shift at 3pm and it happened at 3.20pm, normally about the time she normally walks out after handover. But at her 3 month review a couple of days ago the boss said he didn't want to see her hanging back so much, and to focus on getting ...

Being thankful I still have a fiance.. less than 10 mins after Jess finished shift and walked out the entrance from her section of the hospital, a car crashed into the building at the entrance, killing the driver and a pedestrian. Suspected medical episode. ...

Just sad
But I think after chatting at Lucy's I am 100% certain he is so much happier now in his new place, no more pain, no more feeling like crap.
Rest In Peace mate, it was a pleasure to know you.

Took my dad to see mum in hospital after having part of her lung removed thanks to cancer, she's recovering well but there's still excess air being drained so not coming home tomorrow.

Now sat waiting for deliveries.

Kwacky wrote: ↑20 Apr 2023, 11:19 I wheeled the bike out to take to work. The pump primed but there wasn't enough to start it. That's after 2 days. I'll try the optimate on it but I seems that the battery is fried. Time to look for a replacement.

Bugger. It’s a lithium isn’t it?

I wheeled the bike out to take to work. The pump primed but there wasn't enough to start it. That's after 2 days. I'll try the optimate on it but I seems that the battery is fried. Time to look for a replacement.

... ride together. Noticed an amber light on then I'd knocked into lap timings and couldn't work out how to get back to the main screen so turned back after about 10 miles. Got home and googled it and I'd knocked the ATC button by mistake when using the clutch and had knocked the menu toggle as well. ...

... are you playing it by ear to see what's happening with work or looking for another job? Hanging in for the redundancy, will be a healthy 6 figures after tax so at this late stage it’s well worth hanging in for. Although constantly moving goal posts is frustrating, the short term pain will be worth ...