Your Day Today!

[XTreme]

Here's a Public Information Film......it carries a very important message for you BallSuckers!

[Six30]

3 hours ago, boboneleg said:

Parked illegally, what a Gammon

i park where i want 

[Pedro]

Rode to my place, it's 33º here so pretty warm. On the way over was riding steadily on the road and suddenly there's a baja racecar next to me flat out on a dirt road. They're running it now, I made sure to shift down to fifth and leave it behind using the nice smooth tarmac to my advantage, instead of being engulfed in the dust cloud it was leaving behind.

Didn't take any pictures, lots of bikes around today, all in big groups so didn't stop anywhere for even a coffee as everything was crowded.

[XTreme]

13 minutes ago, Pedro said:

Didn't take any pictures

@Slowlycatchymonkey rubbing off on you?

[Buckster]

2 minutes ago, XTreme said:

@Slowlycatchymonkey rubbing off on you?

Is she in Portugal then?

[Pedro]

2 minutes ago, XTreme said:

@Slowlycatchymonkey rubbing off on you?

 

I have been trying to organize an all women ride group ...

[Pedro]

Just now, Pedro said:

 

I have been trying to organize an all women ride group ...

it doesn't work if I want to go along 

[XTreme]

6 minutes ago, Pedro said:

it doesn't work if I want to go along 

Sexism works both ways Pedro.

[Skippy]

Started well with a ten mile electric mountain bike ride around the local trails. What an incredible bit of kit, climbed some long, steep, gravel  hills on ‘ xtreme mode’ and it was easy. How on earth could anyone get fit on one of these?

Spent a few hours with my dad being a general skivvy and now back at a pub just a few minutes walk from my mate’s swanky pad to watch the football and drink overpriced beer………..£6.10 for Madri and £5.10 for Guinness.

[XTreme]

15 minutes ago, Skippy said:

Started well with a ten mile electric mountain bike ride around the local trails. What an incredible bit of kit, climbed some long, steep, gravel  hills on ‘ xtreme mode’ and it was easy. How on earth could anyone get fit on one of these?

Spent a few hours with my dad being a general skivvy and now back at a pub just a few minutes walk from my mate’s swanky pad to watch the football and drink overpriced beer………..£6.10 for Madri and £5.10 for Guinness.

Cycling?

[Skippy]

7 minutes ago, XTreme said:

Cycling?

Yes Gaylord, cycling. I could have taken his Triumph Bobber or the Honda VFR400 out but didn’t trust myself not to do something stupid.

[Skippy]

11 minutes ago, Skippy said:

Yes Gaylord, cycling. I could have taken his Triumph Bobber or the Honda VFR400 out but didn’t trust myself not to do something stupid.

Sitting here wondering if I’ve got enough money in my wallet to get proper wankered. Could be a close thing.

[XTreme]

32 minutes ago, Skippy said:

Yes Gaylord, cycling. I could have taken his Triumph Bobber or the Honda VFR400 out but didn’t trust myself not to do something stupid.

No worries like that with a CB500X!

[Tango]

1 hour ago, Skippy said:

Started well with a ten mile electric mountain bike ride around the local trails. What an incredible bit of kit, climbed some long, steep, gravel  hills on ‘ xtreme mode’ and it was easy. How on earth could anyone get fit on one of these?

Spent a few hours with my dad being a general skivvy and now back at a pub just a few minutes walk from my mate’s swanky pad to watch the football and drink overpriced beer………..£6.10 for Madri and £5.10 for Guinness.

The trick is to use the ebike in Eco mode........that'll get you fit!

[Tango]

23 hours ago, Skippy said:

Mate, you never, ever shit on your own doorstep……..mind you the neighbours security looks a bit weak

 

[DesmoDog]

Redesign after redesign. I've been melting a lot of plastic around here lately, but I think I'm finally done - if this one needs to be stiffer it's got places to bolt braces to. Now to print it out in a decent material, but that's going to have to wait few days. I have way too many of these sitting around that became previous versions before the prints were even complete. 

 

Pay no mind to the yellow strap, it's just something I had sitting around. It'll be replaced before use. 

 

 

 

[Six30]

3 hours ago, XTreme said:

Sexism works both ways Pedro.

thats a bit sexist you dinosaur 

[Sir Fallsalot]

@Pedro you owe me 120 knicker. after you embarrassed me with my bin bag blinds in the marmite wagon I had to buy some proper ones  

testing them out over the next few days. Currently down in Pembrokeshire eating my favourite dead animal with some fishy stuff and chips 

[MooN]

Im rather proud of myself this evening, finished a long term project restoring a “Louis Philippe” wardrobe ( 1840 ish) that belonged to wifes grandfather and had been left to fester in an outhouse. I’m not a cabinet maker or restorer but i reckoned i could make it useable again and possibly nice looking even.

The photos are probably fkin hooge, sorry, no access to poota just mow.

Ikea are shit compared to this, the whole thing gous from flat pack to fully operational in about an hour, all held together with just 6 wooden pins

 

on top of this achievement, i managed to diagnose and repair the 12v socket on the tiger ( im crap at electrics and hate it but got away with this one

 

[boboneleg]

9 minutes ago, MooN said:

Im rather proud of myself this evening, finished a long term project restoring a “Louis Philippe” wardrobe ( 1840 ish) that belonged to wifes grandfather and had been left to fester in an outhouse. I’m not a cabinet maker or restorer but i reckoned i could make it useable again and possibly nice looking even.

The photos are probably fkin hooge, sorry, no access to poota just mow.

Ikea are shit compared to this, the whole thing gous from flat pack to fully operational in about an hour, all held together with just 6 wooden pins

 

on top of this achievement, i managed to diagnose and repair the 12v socket on the tiger ( im crap at electrics and hate it but got away with this one

 

That looks pretty solid

[Skippy]

3 hours ago, Tango said:

The trick is to use the ebike in Eco mode........that'll get you fit!

You’re not kidding, tried eco mode but the damn thing is so heavy you’d be better off with a normal bike.

[Pedro]

4 hours ago, Sir Fallsalot said:

@Pedro you owe me 120 knicker. after you embarrassed me with my bin bag blinds in the marmite wagon I had to buy some proper ones  

testing them out over the next few days. Currently down in Pembrokeshire eating my favourite dead animal with some fishy stuff and chips 

So now you don’t look like a parked loitering gipsy, you’re just choosing to sleep in a van smelling like take away fish?

[Pedro]

4 hours ago, MooN said:

Im rather proud of myself this evening, finished a long term project restoring a “Louis Philippe” wardrobe ( 1840 ish) that belonged to wifes grandfather and had been left to fester in an outhouse. I’m not a cabinet maker or restorer but i reckoned i could make it useable again and possibly nice looking even.

The photos are probably fkin hooge, sorry, no access to poota just mow.

Ikea are shit compared to this, the whole thing gous from flat pack to fully operational in about an hour, all held together with just 6 wooden pins

 

on top of this achievement, i managed to diagnose and repair the 12v socket on the tiger ( im crap at electrics and hate it but got away with this one

 

That looks like you could make a living out of it. Very cool!

[Pedro]

3 hours ago, Skippy said:

You’re not kidding, tried eco mode but the damn thing is so heavy you’d be better off with a normal bike.

The trick is to ride away in off mode, then turn it into eco mode. By starting is turbo boost mode will ruin anything you do after.

Anyone that had ever cycled will know that keeping a 20kmh average is proper hard word, turn on turbo mode in an electric bike and suddenly 25kmh uphill feels like the walk to check your mailbox in the morning.

[Saul]

Off the get a wearable 24 ECG thingy this morning