Nothing and I'm bored. I'm usually working fairly quickly to get the job done, but thanks to a parts department gnome's incompetence I'm sat waiting for a delivery. It's like being in the Forces - hurry up and wait.

Wiring is just about done
Its took some work and made some changes to how i wired it up and what i used. Its so compact at the front of the bike with every thing being on top of each other

... went past them in a cacophony of noise!!! Also also first ride with the new grips. I had forearm ache, but I think that was down to my arms still being buggered from the gym. I'm hoping, anyway. Will have to see.

A strange British film called THE Lesson. It's about a couple of tearaway kids who bully people and teaches and they get a nasty surprise. It's slow but all works up to being quite a good film to be honest

... bike!! Bikes don't crash people, people crash bikes. True with 95% quote, but I've seen the opposite and experienced bike failure.. The worst being Robert Dunlop during the NW200, catastrophic engine failure, and he then hit the brakes. also the failure of his rear wheel during the 94 TT. ...

... going to the surgeon, to have my arm X-rayed again, after a bone graft from my pelvis. My arm was broken in 4 places, and 1 break has defied being joined. The joys of trackdays. Bought a new car today. Wife in hospital for 9 hours with suspected stroke. Caught speeding, and received my first ...

... going to the surgeon, to have my arm X-rayed again, after a bone graft from my pelvis. My arm was broken in 4 places, and 1 break has defied being joined. The joys of trackdays. Bought a new car today. Wife in hospital for 9 hours with suspected stroke. Caught speeding, and received my first ...

That's true for a lot of places. There were two brand new estates being built near Redditch, at the same time. They were identical in every way apart from their location. One was close to an old council estate, the other was further out and closer to an expensive ...

... shoulders last night. Sadly it seemed to be back night for everyone. I had to wait ages for a bar and the weights were hard to find and those not being used were spread out all over the place. When I did get a bar I was struggling with my deadlifts. I don't think my head was in the right place. ...

Good luck to him Kwacky and enjoy being with your son. Sure he will do brilliantly

... lot of people building on a good size property will build a shed first and retro fit it as a granny flat and live in that while the main house is being built. Hope you get there mate.

Blinking hell he was lucky. I did think the same as well whether it really did do its job but i guess if at speed and physically being hit then maybe it really did do a brilliant job. Wow that is incredible to be honest

Being extremely bord helps me to make that jump [emoji23] [emoji23]

Last night I finally evolved Dratini all the way to Dragonite

I'm up to 176 now, every pokemon yesterday was being an ass-hat. Yamna and Grubnull or whatever they're both called ran away from me

... took over a gym, but appears we have been bumped out again now. Also got my first special item, metal coat, which I'll need to evolve my Scyther. Being in a seaside town picked up a Octillery and a Mantine and about a dozen more Magikarp, though still miles of evolving it. Funniest poke was the ...

That isn't my bike.

Unfortunately lost a substantial contract at work a few weeks ago so for now any significant additional spending is on hold for the time being. It is however on the list for future investment.

I assume the fueling was altered to suit the 853 engine Duke.

Has it got a choke ? Or idle adjuster ?

Pop it back into JHP if it's being a pain. Your a good customer I m sure they would look after you.

Boxercise was good tonight. It's nice being able to do circuits without getting a headache.

Finished nightshift and got in bed at 730am after being up for 36 hours straight. I then got woken up 3 hours later at 1030am and spent all day upto 5pm trying to get the house sale to go through. Didn't happen and now I've got a full 12 hr nightshift ...

I like the concept but being of a mechanical bent I always worry about reliability when it comes to electrical activation over mechanical.