The big advantage with the Tesla cars is that they're all ready to go driverless. Tesla are storing up shit loads of information which they'll be able to sell once the green light is given for driverless cars to be used on our roads. But yeah, they're far from cheap. They can't be too far off being...

I think those Tesla cars do 0-60 in about 3 seconds. I'd love a tesla. I'd even sit for an hour every 300 miles to charge the damn thing. They are bringing out a new cheaper version soon, but still so damn expensive. Problem is if everyone had them the grid couldn't cope. But that would involve for...

.... Diesel is now evil in political circles and give it a few years no one will want them.. Thing is, aren't road vehicles are just a small portion of the diesel engine applications ? Most ocean going transport, trains, hell even some electrical generation is diesel powered (which would make havin...

A lot of work. You'd be better buying a street and trying to fit the fairings. Isn't the chassis of the old street / daytona and the new street almost the same apart from geometry?

At least the stickers wont need changing, just swop the numbers around

Bad day on the IOM ferry (gah) http://www.iomtoday.co.im/article.cfm?id=31939&headline=Ben-my-Chree%20resumes%20sailing%20with%20slight%20delay%20due%20to%20weather&sectionIs=news&searchyear=2017" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Video here: http://www.liverpoolech...

I wont buy another diesel when the family wagon decides to die. Diesel is now evil in political circles and give it a few years no one will want them imo.

Plus they are getting more and more complex to cover the crap they shove out the back.

I'll stick to large supercharged petrol engines

I'm tempted to pop down to my local triumph dealer (when it's open) and see what 675 stock they have. There will be some mega deals on the old one if the new one is so good. The new base model is £8k s they can't charge anymore than that IMO. They're doing the blinged up 675 anniversary models for ...

Unlikely for me at this rate, Sarah is really ill. Doctor thinks it might be pneumonia. (shocked) Hope she's ok mate - hospital? No not yet, got to take her in for a scan and a blood test this afternoon. The whole bloody family is ill, I keep taking the kids to school but the b@stards keep sending ...

I'm tempted to pop down to my local triumph dealer (when it's open) and see what 675 stock they have. There will be some mega deals on the old one if the new one is so good.

I've not read a bad review yet. I am very tempted by the middle of the range one. It's a good price and it sounds like a cracking road bike. I'm not sure I need the extras you get with the RS model and I prefer the colour schemes on the R. Buy one - then i can try it before i buy one :D My choice w...

I'm now trying to find out who actually is my buyers solicitor as they plus the buyer are on the borderline of being told to fook off and stop wasting my time. We agreed to Exchange Contracts in 4 weeks it's now been 10 weeks and the honest truth is nothing has happened other than excuses for the l...

Monty wrote:Unlikely for me at this rate, Sarah is really ill. Doctor thinks it might be pneumonia.

Hope she's ok mate - hospital?

Very positive review here:

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kiwikrasher wrote:Valentines Day today, you know you've picked the right girl when this is the message she sends you for it

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Rather factual too

Kwacky wrote:My Xena disc lock

I bet you've put it on already

I just wrote a whole story about a prick on the road today and just deleted the lot... I cant be arsed. Its the same every bloody day on our roads.... :( Thats my vent! 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8.9 & 10.... Thank you TS I have vented, deleted and now will be calm.... (bear) So difficult not to get wound u...

Nope - superglue was originally designed for the battle field i believe?

I've used it before Me and Stanley knives don't get on from time to time....

Home alone trying to calm my nerves and clear all the claret up of the kitchen floor. Went down the shops and got the missus some flowers this morning. When I got home I was in a mad rush and stupidly when cutting the end of the stems with some heavy duty scissors I hacked a big chunk of my little ...

I've also always bought Yuasa, but i've had 2 batteries go in the same amount of years.

I've just bought a Varta to give that a go. Cheaper too - hopefully not for a reason..