Crap!

4K panel prices are coming down to the point where you might as well get one over a 1080P

49" one here for just over 500 quid

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Most of the very fast road riders I've come across tend to have the kiss of death about them. One of them hit an old couple who'd stopped in a dip to pick bilberries on the Leek road around the corner from Itches Leap. The other did managed about 100 feet (in the air) from the Sportsman over the pos...

D, you can't knock the NHS went it comes to Kids they are unbelievably good, having seen it first hand on numerous occasions. There's no where else in the world I'd want my kids if they were ill.

Old people and the terminally ill, that's a different story. Sadly!

cruel but funny

What at time, for sure..... I am just so pleased that the only social media was you hearing all about someone's conquests, mess ups and everything else was down the youth club / pub / park paying football ha ha, no facebook, twitter and all that...I dontt know how things would be now if pictures an...

Nah I'll just tell him I bought it like this!

Do you have an Abba stand.? Should be fairly easy to see where the movement is, again enlisting Sarah's help will make it easier.: Have someone apply the front brake & rock the bike back & forwards against the brake (enough so that they can feel that knock). You can the visually inspect the...

Booked it in at the local garage on Saturday morning, don't have any c-spanners and don't fancy using a drift on it. Plus I can't be arsed!

Nope. I had the same thing on the Daytona, I was sure it was the headstock bearings. Finally got around to lifting it and they were fine. Turned out to be the brake discs moving on the rivets I had the same on the Daytona. Ive just tried pushing the bike with the front wheel pushed up to the garage...

Monty wrote:Going to see if Sarah is strong enough to lever the front wheel off the ground on the side stand!

She's not, bloody women!

Kwacky wrote:Haven't you got a front paddock stand (or is the Daytona using it?)

Yes but the bearing is still loaded on the front stand

Nope. I had the same thing on the Daytona, I was sure it was the headstock bearings. Finally got around to lifting it and they were fine. Turned out to be the brake discs moving on the rivets I had the same on the Daytona. Ive just tried pushing the bike with the front wheel pushed up to the garage...

After mine and Kwacky's short flight and subsequent hard landing my bike has developed a knock when I brake. Could be the pads moving in the callipers but thinking the headstock bearing might need adjusting.

Anyone know a way of testing the bearings without lifting the front wheel off the ground?

Started the strip down and sold the shock, rear fairing and cowl to a chap called Luke that's hopefully going to show up on here.

No kidding dude....the one & only time I let my last GF dye my hair I perhaps a bit spuriously threw out "Dye it blond!!" and it came out feckin' red.....I had to use sunglasses to look in the mirror!! Still...it'll grow out...yours won't...or if it does there'll just be more of it fo...

Or the guy off the Hamlet advert!

I'm picturing Micky the Greek

Photo or it never happened

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk (lol) (lol) Has made my day. (lol) I know that could be seen as contradictory but I'm not one of the scruffy fukkers dossing about in my slippers, swearing and shouting, not giving a toss about my son. I take pride in the fact that he goes to school daily with a c...