Sat in work, which is somewhat unexpected, got a call from work today asking me to cover the shift tonight, 12 hrs overtime, that'll pay for some new bits for the ZED, happy days

, until the next shed calamity anyway :D A man after my own heart, I've been away from the forum for a while Stew but as Monty will attest, that story is usually my form! (wasntme) My nick name at one job was actually "Calamity".... (blush) :) and theres still plenty of damage I can do ye...

bb41 wrote:looking back at shows from the 70's and they'd be positively outlawed now.

I remember the Stanley Baxter show and Bless this house...oh and Dick Emery

What about Bless thy neighbour ? there'd be blood on the streets if that was shown again

10 speed ? haven't seen that before

Jackie something, he was an Irishman
Edit: Jackie Wright

Brian Eno - An ending, as everyone's filing in
Joy division - Love will tear us apart, as the curtains close

I wanted the benny hill music but was over ruled

Funnily enough I was just being a pointless slob in Asda ;) and decided to get a couple of tuna steaks instead of my usual 2 steaks for £7, thing is if you think about it fish are basically allowed to 'drown' in air with no form of humane despatch whatsoever but no one cares about fish I suppose, I ...

I'm interested to hear what Hippy's take on this will be. I struggle with the morality of "meat production" as it is. But when the creatures are killed inhumanely, just to pander to the beliefs & customs laid down by our ancestors, it really makes my blood boil. In many ways I could q...

Brian Eno - An ending, as everyone's filing in
Joy division - Love will tear us apart, as the curtains close

Looks interesting, keep posting

Looks like he's enjoying himself

you silly sod :D I know, (facepalm) still, on the bright side I did get my shocks back from Kais suspension today and picked up some bits n bobs for the electrics including a pair of Dynatek coils, Dyna leads and some plug caps, that should keep me happy for a while, until the next shed calamity an...

Good company is all we ever need :) And here he is, smiling as usual, possibly because he knew what was coming next...basically as Ive removed the front end the bike is now short enough to move through 180's so I have more room to move and refit the forks, what on earth made me think the bike would...

Howdy, welcome aboard

Well, got the front wheel and forks off today, bit of a pain really trying to work in such a confined space, added to the fact that I couldn't get one of the axle clamp nuts off from the bottom of the fork leg, got the wheel off ok and then the forks but still couldn't get the axle nut off, then sto...

Nice one, I need to do a track day one day

Finally finished all the jobs on the zx10r and now it's all track ready http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/05/hudunave.jpg Only pisser was when I was putting the graphics on the belly pan I ended up peeling some of the paint off. Not too major as I will eventually get the fairing done professionally b...

Rode it, at last, finally got the GPZ back this morning after it having its immobiliser removal surgery, apparently there was an after market alarm in there too which had been added at a later date, the immobiliser was wired into everything single electrical component on the bike, no wonder it just ...

Kwacky wrote:It is a bit flat.

Yeah you could be right, I'm actually enjoying Moto 3 more these days, MotoGp is too much like the premiership, usual top 4 finishers every time.

Sounds like good news, hope it continues for you, good luck