... replacing a lid based on time. The modern materials are far different now. Use is the biggest factor. I replace my commuting lid every couple of years. According to that article I don't have to. That's bullshit IMO.

Slightly off subject. When I was at school probably about 13 years old I remember having a whip round at dinner and buying half a bottle of whiskey at lunch break. We then gave the whiskey to the PE teacher so we didn't have to do a cross country run in ...

finalising (paying for ) this years TT trip , going on the ferry with the car this year so I can take more stuff and be more mobile

He pleaded guilty to 2 charges

He's been found not guilty on the 3rd charge

He's been found guilty on the 4th

Judge has told him it's between 4 to 10 years he's facing inside.

... and he was in his pants he complied , the insurance company refused to pay out because he handed over the keys voluntarily , took him over two years to get paid out . Insurances are tw@ts I can not believe they did that that's below the low

Happend to my Mrs years ago was shunted in a car she was a passenger the truck kept going and they pulled over. It had creased the boot of the car they chased the truck got his details. They put a claim in for the car and the truck ...

... and he was in his pants he complied , the insurance company refused to pay out because he handed over the keys voluntarily , took him over two years to get paid out .

Me too. I've used Hastings (many years ago, so they've obviously been around quite a while) & like Andy I never needed to claim so am unable to comment in that respect.

To be honest all the R&G and evotech ones I have owned over the years have mounted straight on the frame spar. The ones you describe that are bolted to a plate which is then secured to the frame at the other end are marketed as NOT requiring the fairing ...

... been forced over to AutoSH!TE. It was way ahead of it's time, most people just used CAD as an electronic drawing board then. This is about 20 years ago, and way before 3D. We developed a whole modular range of generators in one GA and pulled the parts out of it for manufacturing. Recon it ...

I'm using Siemens NX. Typically, anyone who has been here for more than 10 years uses feature-based modelling. I understand and can do feature-based but if I ever have to modify someone's model done that way I have to start fresh. It is impossible to edit someone ...

... experienced St Marks, but it's not something my body seems to 'get used too' so I do need help at times. I didn't for a long time but a couple of years back I did three night shift swings in a row (3 x 3 weeks) and when I tried to swap back after the last one my body glitched majorly, and for ...

I have a clean licence and history (as long as up to 5 years!!)

Went with Post office in the end for pretty much same price.

... it would count as a claim on your house policy if you did have to claim, resulting in a increase the next year? I have claimed twice (albeit a few years ago) and my premium went up by about £3. It seems that the way claims are recorded for contents/building claims are different to vehicle claims. ...

One of the Tankslap runs to the IOM a few years back, This was on the tiger going over the mountain on a not so clear day scary
[video]https://youtu.be/sSbxuP5sgKs[/video]

... away from the house and they said fine. I have had my kit listed on all my home contents policies ever since I brought my first place 30 years ago.

... construction in the 18th century. Marvelous piece of civil engineering in a very remote location all built by hand, blood, sweat and tears. Five years of hard graft I think it took to build. A photo from when I rode up there a summer or too ago on a test ride 8) http://i696.photobucket.com/albums/vv322/tankslap/20130711_114037_zpsi4l5wp3c.jpg ...

... thread! Taking out the battery I noticed some rust. There are bits of it all over the bike that I need to address (a legacy from it spending 3 years not in a garage), so I thought today was as good a day as any to have a crack. Underneath the seat there's a sort of strut, I think it provides ...

... construction in the 18th century. Marvelous piece of civil engineering in a very remote location all built by hand, blood, sweat and tears. Five years of hard graft I think it took to build. A photo from when I rode up there a summer or too ago on a test ride 8) http://i696.photobucket.com/albums/vv322/tankslap/20130711_114037_zpsi4l5wp3c.jpg

... and take over more cases from LEI instructed firms than any independent, What many insurers also fail to tell customers is that for the last few years it has been illegal for them to force their customers to use their panel solicitors. The customer has the right to choose their own law firm and ...