... spots, all was well, then abut 3 months ago i noticed a small amount of paint bubbling on the drive shaft top up bolt. BMW had a look and it's being replace under warranty, seems a bit extreme though, why not rub it down and respray instead of a whole new drive shaft assembly, baffling. Now ...

That event was crap. Not one lavitar. I only saw one pop up on the nearby.

One the plus side being in London for a couple of days with so many pokestops means my bag is full again.

Not being a good year for racers this year so far.

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Kwacky wrote:Keep an eye on the weather, it's not very promising.

Yeah, I know. But it's the only day this weekend I can get out so I was being hopeful. You never know (crosses fingers and toes)

How you get there doesn't matter....you just being there does.

... for a few years legally. I realise he prob won't want to drive but neverthless. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk His sentence will end up being appealed, reduced, he'll get time off for good behaviour, etc. His ban may well not begin until after his release, but either way he won't be ...

... be moved, but we must come in and join him for a celebratory new years drink. The guest list were all the major A listers of the day, Sean Connery being one of them, but Mr Moore (as he was then) was the perfect host and spent most of the evening chatting to us making sure we were well lubricated ...

One of the true greats of British acting and by all accounts a top human being too.

... was the week in NZ drinking and eating that did it. Heaviest I've ever been. When I moved out from the ex I was 72 kg. But the lack of stress and being loved up again, coupled with lack of exercise due to the running injury have piled it on me. This whole swing at work I've kept out of the cake ...

Kwacky wrote:200 miles before the petrol light came on. I did another 10 miles to the petrol station and filled up with 17 litres, so I could have easily done another 20 or 30 miles before being worried.

Twice as much range as mine

200 miles before the petrol light came on. I did another 10 miles to the petrol station and filled up with 17 litres, so I could have easily done another 20 or 30 miles before being worried.

There's a big office move going, all 4 wings are being moved around. They're doing it during the day, starting with the wing I work in.

It's not disruptive in the slightest.........

Thankfully I'm out for 2 or 3 days this week.

... ok after that ?. I really need to get fitter for a 3 day TD especially in the heat, I was absolutely wasted by 3pm, it was a bit hotter this year being in May. 2nd day didn't start too well as some w@nker left his bike switched on overnight so it was as flat as a fart in the morning (blush) (blush) ...

... it was released (and it's 748 little sister). However IMO it's started to look,,,, wrong? -or perhaps too chunky & angular ?? Maybe I'm just being blinded by my own personal bias, but I honestly feel that I now prefer the looks of our (older version) D675. (blush). I think I actually prefer ...

StMarks wrote:

Great bike but falls well short of the beautiful timeless classic 916 Duke has posted which I can't see being ever beaten for looks or desirability

Hope your being looked after properly by the doctors Perkles and getting the right treatment pal.

Good to here nurse kwacky is on hand and I'm sure his bed side manor is second to none just don't going asking for a bed bath

Sorry just read it's fake news being spread on the internet
Some people are just scum
Let's pray he pulls through he's young and strong

Why did you get red flags being shown Frankie what happened?!

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Tory manifesto apparently doesn't say how their costings are funded and worked out.

Country is being taken for mugs by right wing ****.

It's a bit weird riding with a large top box, each time I looked in my mirrors I thought I was being followed

I need to get a new cover. The one I bought a few weeks ago isn't big enough for the bike now it's got the rear box plate