Sir Fallsalot

It was bloody windy probably why it was deserted

That's long gone 15 hours is fully run in i'm on 33 hours now. I don't want to bash it up but its going to happen using it for what i bought it for unfortunately

All fixed i took a trip up to find the bit of missing plastic and fused it back together with my soldering iron. Also pulled the rad back to somewhere near to its original position cant straighten it out properly without removing it and that means draining the cooling system so it will do for now Before After

I had a sneaky squirt on Pembroke beach last weekend

@boboneleg I bought a new PC about 6 or 7 years ago that came with a SSD for the operating system and a HDD for storage, it was light years ahead of my old PC i would walk away from it while it was booting up it used to take so long even now after seven years of abuse this PC only takes 23 seconds from pressing the on button to surfing the net. Not sure if it will speed up your internet browsing but everything else is so much faster and smoother. And just to say you get alot more for your money if you buy a PC instead of a laptop

Had a great ride with the TRF again yesterday perfect weather for trail riding, we started with 11 riders then went down to 10 and later went up to 13 which went back to 10 and then went up to 11 again as we bumped into other riders and a few dropped out on route. We were in the Pontypool and Usk area again, everything is totally different after the recent rain we've had didn't have time to take photos as the ride was flowing so nicely. Only incident for me was I dropped the bloody bike fooling about on the way to the meeting point not 10 minutes from my house and bent the radiator. I think the rad brace i fitted payed for themselves yesterday. I had time to take this as there's someone laying down in the stream ahead Dreaded roman road in Mamhilad again those rocks were slippery This is what almost fucked my rad, i was practising riding over it when my footrest caught the piece of concrete sticking up and stalled the bike there was nowhere to put my foot down so the bike fell over landing on that large piece of concrete with the radiator taking the full impact. Assessing the damage when i got home I think without the brace on i would have been pushing it home

Nice but don't jinx yourself

Because there's four people in my house and can all be on line at the same time, it comes with the package i pay for which includes TV and telephone

The numbers don't look good but its pretty quick in action

Another Fucking privileged wanker probably doesn't have to work for a living so his kind would never disrupt him

Fibre optic here and i seem to be getting a little more than what i'm paying for

Next time he needs a good shit

Did you know Dave Grohl plays the devil in this

Yes there's still grants available to install more efficient boiler not sure the insulation grants are still going though

My daughter just started Uni and has 3 new friends all girls, one's Bi sexual one's a lesbian and the 3rd is something else no wonder kids grow up with so many mental problems its hard enough dealing with being straight when growing up without added complications

I was like a lath back then and a hell of a lot fitter i also had hair

Found a photo, its on its way to being modified for more off road use and i just realised the coal tip i'm going up here is the same one i failed to get up first time on the Beta the other day

My first road legal bike and the same colour as well was a pile of shit my mates H100 was so much faster and my mates H100 was also what rote my CB100 off

but shes not Chinese

I'm like that as well but there maybe a time i fancy something new, good thing is it will probably push the price of secondhand stuff up

Exactly the same here only thing worrying me would be if they put that on motorcycles as well

This has come from Europe again so will affect you as well @XTreme wont affect me as i'm too tight to buy a new car From 6 July 2022, all newly launched cars will legally have to be fitted with a speed limiter European Commission reached a provisional agreement in 2019 The UK is likely to adopt the new speed limiting rules, even after Brexit The European Commission has reached a provisional agreement that all new vehicles sold in Europe will be fitted with a speed limiter as a legal requirement from 6 July 2022. The 2019/2044 regulation also mandates all new cars that have already launched be fitted with an Intelligent Speed Assist (ISA) by 7 July 2024. While it hasn’t been decided, the UK will likely obey the new road safety regulations despite leaving the EU as even after Brexit, the UK has retained most EU laws for new cars. Following this agreement also helps in standardising the car manufacturing process for different markets. Using speed limiters successfully would also be a step forward in developing self-driving cars in the UK.