I have not. A couple of years back when we were planning a group ride for a few days, I'd sorted out the hire of one for the trip but sadly it never went ahead.

On paper and emotionally, it's the dream bike for me (although I'm not completely sold on the looks)

Dropped the cage off for it's mot. It's 18 years old with 99k on the clock, the question is not will it pass but more how expensive will the failure be to fix. Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk About £800 according to the local garage. It's ...

The Alfa GTV I had crushes that..

It was an average £1000 to pass the MOT each year for the last couple of years I had it. It was either suspension bushes or the cam belt, both of which were painful to replace.

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Dropped the cage off for it's mot. It's 18 years old with 99k on the clock, the question is not will it pass but more how expensive will the failure be to fix.

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D6Nutz wrote: ↑13 Apr 2023, 19:43 Done my achilles again, in the treadmill Tues time. A bit of k-tape seems to be keeping me moving at the moment.

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Hammering the treadmill is what killed mine a few years back too. Hope it heals fast mate, it's a sh*t of an injury.

A Netflix series about Flint police department. It's a few years old, Trump just got elected.

We were bought out a couple of years ago.

Booked the MV in for an annual service. The bike is 3 years old in June but I'm hoping it's just a straightforward service. The manual says replace the spark plugs but it's done less than 4000 miles.

Did abs for the first time in years.

Got cramp.

Felt sick.

Exactly!

Unfortunately, probably just going straight to paying next years insurance premium outright rather than monthly. I MAY be getting an additional Mountain Bike though...

... as it affects how, when, and even whether someone can be deployed (or not)....but it sticks out in my mind as it was something I looked into years ago in my er, 'pre-US Resident' days.

Most agile fun bike I have ever ridden. And mine is 4 years old.

Enjoy, Frankie. Knowing how you like twisty undulating roads I have no doubt you will.

They got back together about 20 years ago

Didn't know they'd gotten back together. I used to have a roommate years & years ago who was fanatical about The Pixies, she used to drive me nuts playing that stuff at all hours of the day and night, VERY, VERY LOUD.

I Googled her because I only vaguely remember her....... She was the daughter of Hughie Green of all people!! I wouldn't have guessed that in a million years.

I've used these for years, they do multiple bikes too https://www.motorcycledirect.co.uk/moto ... insurance/ I'm paying a lot less than you've been quoted Kwacky. I also get the usual extras of breakdown, leathers... bikes are GSX-R 750 K5 and a 2015 Ducati Scrambler.

... the guitar riffs are HUUUGE!!! Lead guitarist Kanami Tono at perhaps her very best. (rock) (rock) (rock) TBH, the track is about 5 years old & I've been following the band since about 2016, but this song somehow slipped through the cracks & I just discovered it the other ...

I've been, there's some photos on Facebook and I think I posted a few on here somewhere, it was a few years ago now it's an enjoyable day out

Contracting has been doing my head in for the last few years. Apart from HSBC, and that had it's challenges, good contracts are getting harder to find. So after 13 years I've decided to hang up the contracting gloves and head back to a permie job. Interviews ...

They've been expensive for a while. I bought a new helmet a couple of years back as it was about £20 more expensive than a new lid and pinlock.