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Pedro

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  1. Turns out it came off very easily using brake cleaner
  2. Well, I'll have to go buy some good quality liquid wax, then, and mayo ...
  3. To remove the thick glue? I would assume some kind of diluter like alcohol or something like that.
  4. Do you put garlic and a little lemon juice on it? I haven't got mayonnaise at home, though, will buy some tomorrow just because and make it a point of telling the shop lady what it's for ...
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    Pedro's food

    Proper pizza crust and nice cheese/sauce ratio!
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    Pedro's food

    Pea wild rice with spices, it was pretty great in a simple way Getting to the end of the spice mix I brought from Morocco, this makes me sad.
  7. What's the best stuff to take off those annoying remains of old wheel weight glue that don't want to unstick easily?
  8. After dinner yesterday, I stayed up until 3AM drinking wine with my neighbor. I am finally having a good relationship with them after a lot of years of somehow never really caring much about each other, it´s nice. Today I woke up late, and went on a casual's ride to a cafe, not exactly @boboneleg's flood risks and camping under a storm, I rode 30km or 40km roundtrip, but what can I say ... it's blue skies but ... pretty windy??
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    Long Way Up!

    It’s also less about the trip and more about the whole organising a stunt.
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    Long Way Up!

    I like Ewan McGregor, he has fun the way he wants without justifying himself and that’s cool. I also like the idea of riding south america, and watched the first three or four episodes, but got bored after all the drama of risking being stopped from a flat battery. That and having a company actually install charging points along their route is a step too far in travel assistance
  11. Or die because of it! I might even not be able to ride to Morocco through Spain... selfish fuckers!
  12. That’s why passengers used to sit sideways on motorcycles
  13. Portugal dealt with the British strain, the brasilian strain, and the south african strain, because of international travels during Christmas. We have learned nothing!
  14. I’ll be going to my home, and washing my bike sometime over the weekend!
  15. Toni Bou riding an Africa Twin Check out the downhill on the front wheel at 0:44
  16. Well, sports bikes are alive and well here, plenty of older and new ones around, you see them mostly on sunday mornings, which is fine. Sunday mornings is also the traditional time to go to church, so there might be something there
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    Pedro's food

    Sofia’s beef ragu, a mix of Italian with southern Portugal flavours, absolutely fucking amazing
  18. I can, it’s the mute end of the words accent...
  19. Hope he can, you must be so looking forward to not having pain on a lost limb!
  20. On the open road, I think you’ll miss the heavier bike. Just factor that some of those 3000 quid savings will go into a suspension tune to suit it to your weight. I don’t know how much you weight but they are surely tuned for an aggressive 75kg rider. You might not be so aggressive, which will help, but still need stiffer front springs and maybe rear.
  21. They're doing quite well as enduro race bikes in Portugal, and there's quite a few around in the north currently. They ride pretty hard terrain there, wether that translates into a good trail bike I don't know. They are also quite reasonably priced, too, compared to KTM or Honda
  22. Trackdays are more and more popular, and this would make a supreme race series bike. the bot is right, don’t call it a yzf-r7, though:
  23. Hopefully gaining a new appreciation for it and not getting numb next time
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