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It has mate.... I'll get on to you about sorting it out mate

My flip lid has an inbuilt system and it copes well with anything up to 80mph and anyone I speak to doesn't know that I'm on the bike unless I open the lid front. Battery life even after 3 years is decent enough for a 4 hour ride before it needs charging. For 180 quid I've no complaints It does audio, voice command and the buttons on the side are easy to use even with winter gloves on.

Nice one Pete, will you be as accommodating with me and six when we visit?

His arse is probably too sore and his memory too vague to give proper details

Thought you're 70s were long behind you Bob.. On another note I was the same when I had my accident in 2003 I don't remember it but apparently my first works when I came round from the operation was when can I get back on a bike. Now I only get out on the bike occasionally because I'm wanting to spend time with the daughter

Just you merely bringing it up makes you both to look like you're up to no good in some back street alleyway.. I'd say you're guilty of pete probing

And what about grandparents day, or cousins day or aunt and uncle day.....gotta be inclusive here! Could we take it further?

Could be it is a Chinese copy of a Honda....

And with the amount of vibration he gets on the tractor I'd say you're cb will be fine for vibration damping

So it looks fred had a sex change.....

Normally whilst riding is what skippy told us

That we do mate, we will have to set some wheels in motion

I never said I wasn't

Maybe so but it's us bunch of big ugly fuckers that have to mop up your fuck ups whenever you get your hands on the ball and knock it on trying to catch a pass or high ball, so back in your corner

Exactly why I'm stopping now while I can still walk....sort of

I've had tougher games in the past im just too broken to stay as competitive as I want to be

Hah they aren't my responsibility im not a pussy back

Granted over the last few years at least I've said it a fair few times but I've been working it out in my head over the last few weeks and I am content that now is the right time to call it a day, I can honestly say I have no inclination to smash my head in to another scrum 15 years of doing so is more than enough

I'm 37 soon to be 38 in August but I've played since I was 13 with a couple of seasons out in all that time, but really only started suffering from concussion over the last few years and all the other small injuries I've had over the years my body has now decided that enough is enough and finally my brain has come round to the same conclusion so that's it, while I've enjoyed the game immensely the last few years playing looking back have very much been injury prone and I think I've been sidelined more than I've played. But all good things have to come to an end somewhere and I have other things I want to experience and whilst playing rugby I just won't have those opportunities. Onwards to a decent amount of track time soon

Well that officially marks the end of my rugby playing career today, whilst I enjoyed the game to a certain extent i didnt enjoy it at the same time and I've now got yet another bit of concussion, and I did my neck, shoulder, forearm, hip and ankle in todays game so I think im going to call it a day while I'm ahead so to speak and not I can concentrate on getting out on track with the rsv

Playing Bishop Auckland, it's not so bad up here today. I was meant to be on the bench to begin with but due to a last minute drop out im starting tighthead

I've just done 2 tip runs to get rid of boxes and stuff from the house move, this afternoon I have a game of rugby then I plan on doing as little as possible

Just like a rams cock I've heard Fred....

Sounds like proper banjo country