C00kiemonster wrote:

Itchy wrote:I enjoyed it.

Until I crashed there...

I was there if i remember - cable ties on your pegs to get you home

That's the one...
Tried to catch back up to you and Graycat after getting caught behind some stragglers. It was never going to happen!!!

Kwacky wrote:I found it easier to cut the old ones off then put the new ones in very hot water.

After a bit of swearing I stuck a terminal driver down the end and squirted some ptfe up it. Then after more swearing I used some hair spray to get the new ones on.

Blade wrote:What did you you do after monring Brew then Kiwi

That was all after morning brew! I was catching up on TS before morning brew

What did you you do after monring Brew then Kiwi

... gloves did there job boots broke the ankle support leathers hardly a scratch weird. Knee abit sore had to kick bike away as it was coming at me after I fell off that span me over then I was sliding on my front haha was over quite quick really you don't really know what's going on do you when ...

Itchy wrote:I've got leg day tomorrow, I might give them a whirl.

Tried them.

It's not an exercise you can rip into is it?
After bouncing the bar off my knees a couple of times I soon learned to slow down.

Only 60kg done for 5 sets of 8, will get used to the form before I go much harder.

I remember working on upside forks for the first time and the Haynes manual saying now just put back together. It was impossible without special tools as Maxton explained to me after hours of swearing and cursing. That wasn't the 1st time Haynes had given me duff information but it was the last.

I did them after my normal deadlifts.

Well after 3.5 hours dismantling the bike we managed to fit the Healtech QS. It was just time consuming and pragmatic yet fun knowing more about the bike. Haven't played with it yet as ran out of time but popped it up on the ...

Had a lie in after a late night with a sick son. He's bounced back and is at Alton Towers.

I've done some dad jobs around the house and garden. Then my ironing whilst watching GoT and a film.

... be bothered as there are more disclaimers and warnings than actual info in them, on the rare occaisions I do find some useful info it's usually after somethings gone wrong or doesn't work first time round. Haynes manuals are - like StM, part of my youth, however they are probably part of the ...

... illegal in 2013 . But instead of complying with the orders of the court, the government has continued to appeal the decision – suffering defeat after defeat. And now, the highest court in the land has told Cameron’s government that its workfare schemes are illegal, and they must pay back benefit ...

... that particular product. Believing that you don't need to bother always smacks to me of self deceiving vanity. I didn't make many Airfix models, after my addiction to mechanical tinkering started. But the few I did make ( thereafter with assistance from the instructions) were better than their ...

In my defence, I stuck to the instructions vehemently, then I saw this page... After the first 9 cautions I became blind to them!

I love the way the highly trained military Instructor reads the 'instructions' after he's destroyed it!

Did the obligatory pie and a pint yesterday at the rugby (twice), but froze our nads off after the weather turned and needed something hot after the final whistle, so we hit up the local pizza parlour and I did a plate of olives the size of ping pong balls and then ...

Split rubber lines on a bike over 10 years old? They need replacing regardless IMO. As Blade says, kwak advise replacing them after 4 years. If you don't want to replace the master cylinder for a bling unit there are loads of nearly new stock Honda master cylinders for sale. They're very ...

Thanks so far. i went back down to the bike after leaving it for an hour and the lever was solid - move the bike forward a metre or so - lever goes to the bar :( I'm thinking the master cylinder is either air bound or knackered. its a ten year ...

D41 wrote:Nothing yet.......feel like doing some target practice though...it's been a while.

after your post about the 1911, that has unsettled me.

... something unique and imo they have delivered on that count.I do agree the looks are very marmite but it does look better in the flesh Rutter said after riding the ht2r that no bike including race bikes feel anywhere near as fast and you have to recalibrate your brain for it.There is more supercharged ...