Thanks both

If people could share this on any facebook groups that would be appreciated. I left most of them, there are only so many times you can put up with posts about people chopping their cans to 2 inches in length or people begging for free shit all the time.

... saying and there is some merit in that statement, but the basic principles have not changed, coppers are still citizens locally appointed to serve their community

It also stands to reason that learner drivers can blame their parents for their high insurance premiums as they crashed so many cars when they were younger

A lack of gym time and a weekend diet of beer and cake have taken their toll.

So core stuff tonight.

Kwacky wrote:Something off road would be good.

I bumped into a guy riding a green lane that worked for CCM in Bolton a few weeks ago. He mentioned the factory arrange off road ride outs around the Peaks on their GP450s

Cav wrote:I want to come but firstly, what's the Police's view on Slicks?

They can't get any to fit their BMWs.

... man who now lives on the Isle of Man. He's an ex racer who met his wife on the Island. It's a one off, made for the Dakar but never raced. It's their first shaft driven bike. The oil is in the frame. He reckons it weighs 179kg wet and kicks out around 70bhp. Honda offered him 2 brand new African ...

Kwacky wrote:I wonder if as a new company they are underwriting part of the policy excess to get new business in?

Do it now before they ramp up their prices haha!!

Oh also I'm unsure how long your claims were done but Bemoto ask for only 3 year claims history not the now standard 5.

This is Kawasaki we're talking about. I'm sure their motto is "go in dry".

... by ozone. Unless you vacuum pack them you can't avoid it. But UV accelerates oxidation, so by keeping them in the dark during storage you extend their life. I'll give them a go if I ever get enough TD's in to wear out the current ones. (Single parenting has massively reduced my ability to get ...

... by ozone. Unless you vacuum pack them you can't avoid it. But UV accelerates oxidation, so by keeping them in the dark during storage you extend their life. I'll give them a go if I ever get enough TD's in to wear out the current ones. (Single parenting has massively reduced my ability to get ...

Monty wrote: So glad I didn't try and fit those new sprockets, theres no way I could have got the front sprocket off. Their own impact driver couldn't budge it and they had to borrow one off the Snap-On rep

You can't just use a cheater bar to take it off??

Well....not now, but you know what I mean.

... being using it for work I got to grips using it more as a sports bike ( which I acknowledge its not). The suspension is soft and the brakes showed their limitations when you're getting a move on, but the handling isn't that bad and the engine did a great job when asked. Then when you're on the ...

... I rang them up and true to word everything I have heard is correct. They came from Bennetts (I think) and decided they could do a better job for their clients. They have strong relationships with the insurance companies, could give better deals and better still know about bikes themselves!! When ...

Ancient Aliens.

God, this show is naff. These guys want to find alien architectural cues in old ruins SOOO badly....humans were made in their image, etc.

That's OK....I enjoy a bit of comedy as much as anyone else.

... plenty of 'bare-bones' racing...and crashing...and injuries, etc....and it gets into how the co. started off as a fledgling...people stealing their ideas, etc....it's well worth a watch. And trust me, I'd be the first to cast it down into the Sarlacc Pit along with Boba Fett and that other ...

... generally everyone is still doing a lot more than 9 to 5. Staff see 9.30 as a late start and 4.30 as an early end to the day, despite it being their contracted hours. It gives staff a feeling of flexibility. AND!!!.....it probably helps them with avoiding the peak congestion hours in regards ...

... which a megalomaniac billionaire has convinced the populace to purchase the wireless devices as a means to conduct communication and receive all their information, only to turn around and deploy them as a weapon that hacked into their brains and turned them into soulless, emotionless, homicidal ...

... generally everyone is still doing a lot more than 9 to 5. Staff see 9.30 as a late start and 4.30 as an early end to the day, despite it being their contracted hours. It gives staff a feeling of flexibility. Fwiw a close friend of mine works in the legal system down in the smoke, & so most ...

... generally everyone is still doing a lot more than 9 to 5. Staff see 9.30 as a late start and 4.30 as an early end to the day, despite it being their contracted hours. It gives staff a feeling of flexibility.