Monty wrote:You didn't?

Fark! I hope so

Spent 5 hrs doing yard work... for it all to grow again and look exactly the same as when I started by the time I get home again from work

Happy Birthday Rossgo!

Wanna swap ages??

I rarely download anymore, generally use streaming sites and airplay to the TV from the iPad thru’ Apple TV. I’ve had to get a VPN again because the Aussie Govt I had passed laws to force ISP’s to block torrent and streaming sites. But the majority of stuff I watch is thru’ Netflix now and I can dow...

A cloned plate is when someone with the same vehicle as yours copies your number plate and put its on their own. Thats fooking illigal mate. Not for me that kinda thing. (whew) Kwacky comment wasn’t suggesting people should use them, just those of that bent are more likely now that ever. If you rea...

Put on a few slabs of ale for Deegee and Daytona Andy and get them to come help you. Sounds like they are on the ball

Tools. Firstly a set of E torx sockets, (not torx bits), we’ve started using them in critical areas and nothing else fits properly. Also got a 750mm 1/2 drive breaker/knuckle bar, my old one failed a week or so back, it’s not done bad though, i bought it as an apprentice in 1978, I have a feeling t...

Hey KK....is there anything specific that turns the ON switch?? For myself, I have a metal box for the tools-of-the-trade.....the moment I see it, my gameface goes on (along with all the tools). It’s just the training. We drill minimum once a week offshore so just of practice. So when a situation c...

Nothing like a good bit of flange Cookie.

When it comes to emergency situations, due to my training at work (rescue, fire fighting, BA etc) and stepping up to Fire Team leader, I have managed to control the monkey brain. It has come in handy a few times in my private life too when shite has gone pear shaped.

D6Nutz wrote:19 miles this morning averaging 9:41 min/mile pace.

Was going really well up until 17 when my body decided it had enough and stopped. I know I need to work on my nutrition of in going to try these kinds of distances at pace.

That’s a fair old pace for that distance mate

Worth going to 15 minutes in and watching how the new Ohlins suspension works and can be adjusted. It now gives you more of what you want to feel rather than restricting you to numbers on a dial for compression and rebound damping. Totally agree Duke, the event based suspension tuning is a leap for...

Feeling old and sore after yesterday’s shenanigans

D6Nutz wrote:

Blade wrote:We sent a mirror back last week as it was damaged.

This week 2 replacements have turned up and guess what.. .....both damaged

Mate, had you ever thought about giving up internet shopping and just doing it the old fashioned way??

Or just plain old give up!

Have fun mate, it’s great to get back in a bike after a break, I was the same when I got my Multi

Long weekend here (not that it makes much difference to me ) due to Australia Day today, lots of hi-jinks and drinking were had (see what you are doing today thread)

Tomorrow is clean up and recovery.

Sunday is a run up the coast to see Jess’ parents for the day with all the kids.

Kwacky wrote:That child abuse case is in the news over here.

And here too, pretty crazy

Australia Day today, so spent the day drinking, eating and riding on dirt bikes and made a 35m slip and slide into a dam on the property Jess lives at.

Congrats Cavetroll!!