Kwacky wrote:I've got a Galaxy Tab. It was free with my daughter's phone. I never use it.

I figured I probably wouldn't either, but free is free. I'd expect my other half would though if I'm on the laptop.

Have a good one Bratty, hope its amazing! I on the other hand am sitting in my office avoiding moving as much as possible as my legs (mainly my thighs) feel like lead after a rather 'spirited' ride for a few hours yesterday morning lol

... lessen the dive and softened the rear by changing the spring, works for me, but may not for you of course. I'm defo no expert though... That's the other path if you have the £€

It was a good starting line up to be fair. It's nice to see other riders getting in there.

I feel like I live my life on a very structured plan that consists mostly of putting other peoples' needs first. I'm also a meticulous planner by nature, a worrier, and a calculator of risk/reward.

I envy so much the ability of this guy to do what he did. Massive props!

Itchy wrote:

rocket wrote:Fitted a side stand switch so i dont set off down the road with it down

Phew!

I know i gave a few people a fright the other day thank god i did not catch it and go over

... check out wookey hole, just because.. IMG_20140531_123747.jpg Then on to Cheddar for lunch. I decided to take a run through the gorge and out the other side to see where the road went to, glad I did as it's quite a road and also useful for getting back out to bath / bristol. Then back for some ...

I was speaking to my Dad the other day and he was telling me about his family tree research. He got into it a few years ago and has managed to get a few hundred years of "Itchy's" into his records. It is quite interesting, although ...

... There just sat there parked up covered in dust sheets, idle and dormant. The truth is people are dangerous and what people do is dangerous and other times its nothing more than Bad Sh1t that happens for no other reason than bad luck and that's part of live I'm afraid. I love bikes, I live and ...

I saw this the other day.

The riding of the guy in the orange bib is quite appalling, he is all over the place.

I've seen much worse put up on billboards. Too many people worried abotu people getting offended. I was riding the bike home the other week and nearly rear ended a bus that had stopped in front of me as I got a little distracted by a billboard of Scarlett Johansen in skin tight clothing ...

... boots!! Boots now binned and bought some new short ones, lovely :) (waterproof) yet to test out though. When i took my 748 for MOT the other week, i didn't get all dressed up in full gear. Just jacket, boots, jeans and gloves. Felt very liberating and went for a blast afterwards just ...

... drains them, Bluetooth is a killer. Charger I hear you say, I know, I know, but that is not the point, especially on a bike, my trip to Wales the other week, I tried to check a few routes on the map, but by then the battery had gone, it went into some safe mode where the screen is so dark you ...

... drains them, Bluetooth is a killer. Charger I hear you say, I know, I know, but that is not the point, especially on a bike, my trip to Wales the other week, I tried to check a few routes on the map, but by then the battery had gone, it went into some safe mode where the screen is so dark you ...

..No however If I had a hearse round here I would make a mint there's a Crematorium close by and it's like clapham junction The "other Rocket" whom I mentioned in your welcome thread drove an AMG Mercedes SLK. When I went to his house once to collect some parts for my bike, Deany ...

I'm going round to the brother inlaws house to watch boxing and have a take away, I couldn't honestly say who will win which makes it a good fight to watch, there's some other decent fights on the bill as well.

... in my car but it's usually people looking in disgust or old people waggling there fingers. That converted hearse, that was on the goggle box the other night.? No however If I had a hearse round here I would make a mint there's a Crematorium close by and it's like clapham junction

rocket wrote:I get this quite a bit in my car but it's usually people looking in disgust or old people waggling there fingers.

That converted hearse, that was on the goggle box the other night.?

I really don't trust my doctor.

I went to see him the other day to tell him I'm suffering from bulemia.

He gave me one tablet and told me to take it 3 times a day.

Kwacky wrote: No wonder the population seems to know feck all about what's going on.

Unless it concerns Big Brother, Britains got (no) Talent, {insert other reality shite here} do the general population actually care ????