Another dog lover here! I've been in talks about getting a dog recently too. Mine wouldn't be left at home alone as my boss is happy for me to have a dog in the van. The only thing I have to sort out is a dog sitter for holidays etc. Big commitment and will take a bit more consideration.

It depends on your age and how much stretching you do. We do a lot of stretching in class which helps. I'm getting there.

Kwacky wrote:Good luck getting the backing off the sticky stuff

[emoji1] [emoji23] I actually tried to peel a bit off...the bastard thing won't budge haha!!

Good luck getting the backing off the sticky stuff

Absolutely, great to know for sure so you can now move forward getting the right and proper support needed. Go little Nutz

It's a massive commitment, said by someone that has 4 kids.

I'm with you though I love dogs and make sure we have a dog friendly house for visiting friends, but I'm not getting one. It's bad enough finding people that don't mind you visiting them with 4 kids, add a dog and it's over.

The fun adjuster and the Spudlets have sounded me out about getting a dog. I am a dog person and I grew up with family pets and really enjoyed the walks. Only im a little reluctant about it now as I see them as a bind. Having to get back for the dog or ...

I didn't know you could get a pump!!! I've always used the sucking method... and getting a mouth full. But found recently if you use a colostomy bag then you can create the same suction by just pulling the sides of the bag apart with the tube end I the tank :D ... ...

The hamd pumps are a few quid and always good to have the right tool for the job. Plus it beats getting a gob full of petrol.

I wish I'd logged my mileage on the Angel ST's as I'm not sure I'm getting that much out of them. Granted they are worn only in the middle, but even so.

Deep sea diver short of twenty large

Cheap for what your getting it's a serious specification

Had a nice little ride out to the Tower north of Stow, getting cold out there now.. brrr... still had some fun. A few snaps of that lovely MV 800.... nice bike for sure. http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/dd388/frankiek7/stowr2_zps0z5hwo8b.jpg http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/dd388/frankiek7/stowr3_zpsdqpi79ac.jpg ...

Whatever! Lol....getting down wid da kids...innit....

I have a Sherco with knobblies I will still be riding

... a while where I can just relax, well not too true my partners off on Sunday so prob do something but I the point is I don't have to rush around getting to places or anything so I am going to make the most of it tomorrow!! Tonight cooking my partner a nice little meal as a surprise, she thinks ...

... a while where I can just relax, well not too true my partners off on Sunday so prob do something but I the point is I don't have to rush around getting to places or anything so I am going to make the most of it tomorrow!! Tonight cooking my partner a nice little meal as a surprise, she thinks ...

... a while where I can just relax, well not too true my partners off on Sunday so prob do something but I the point is I don't have to rush around getting to places or anything so I am going to make the most of it tomorrow!! Tonight cooking my partner a nice little meal as a surprise, she thinks ...

Tonight....not sure
Sat....nothing much
Sun...getting all my kit ready so I can drop the bike off on Tuesday for its trip to Jerez

I disagree i think you would find it easy to ride.the only thing you would have to watch is getting enough heat into the slick's

I was having the same conversation on Saturday with Andy the bike cleaner. It's getting pretty bad these days for trying to move anywhere without traffic lights stopping your progress. Plus people seem to be more likely to jump them these days. I'm not suggesting ...

Im thinking of getting the AGV Valentino Rossi replica covered in hand prints and kisses... or the pink and blue Guy Martin replica...

Only thing is... they're REALLY cheap. Are they as good as they look or will I regret it?