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Don't worry You will learn one day and then say "why didn't I do this sooner"

We have been challenged at work with it many times and the reply they get is If you work an early on Monday finishing at 11am then work a late on the Tuesday starting at 1400 shall we class that as a day off? They quickly say no when it's turned around like that

Yeah the difference is the quality they have sent! If you paid for decent bearings then that's what you want.

4 as your working "day" is the day you start work not the day you finish

This was a couple of weeks ago! Not been out since due to work and the weather!

I was extremely pissed that I could have had it working earlier

Not as bad as mine! I went out in 5 degrees heated grips on heated seat heated jacket lovely and toasty Gets home thinking the seats not very warm after been on all day! Only forgot to plug it in from the last time I had the seat off

My wife maxx doesn't have the same ring to it......

I would have had to read it to ignore it

Used simply bearings plenty of times with no issues at all

Keep this original! these are getting rarer and rarer and people are paying top money for decent stock bikes

Heating the alloy expands it quicker than the steel bearings and in some cases they can just drop out! I had it on my mates GS they would not budge until I warmed it up with a heat gun turned it over and dropped the wheel on to a spare tyre I had and they just fell out

It seems @fastbob has forgotten how to post on the forum You need to visit more often.......

Government website

you can actually check online the EPC of a property I have just checked mine and its a C but to bring it up to a B I need to do this So that would potentially cost me 20k! to save £380 a year! so 52 years to gain that money back

A solid dingle click like that usually means the battery is not charged enough to turn it over most of the time the battery will have enough juice to power the lights First thing first is to charge the battery then try again The single click is the starter solenoid

on your ratings it should tell you what you need to do to move to the next one or any recommendations if you go down the route of selling instead of evicting I would ask the tenants if they want to buy it. you can use the length of time they have been there and the rent they have paid as a "deposit" and offer a discount of the deposit amount (5%) then they don't have to find a deposit. It works just like the right to buy scheme for council tenants

You need a heater Yeah it's the same on mine it sprung so if it fails it would be wide open. Although they tend to seize up! I ended up fitted a full set of headers doing away with the valve and the cat no email from ebay It doesn't bring a light on on my bike I think that was introduced around 2020 and it has to have it cleared by a code reader

Did you remove the stupid flappy thing in the exhaust too?

Happy birthday @bonio have a good one

Just a bit unsteady on your feet that's all..... Welcome to the forum @Andy 66

Yeah hopefully! As I want to get all the suspension serviced before my trip to Scotland and I want to get the ecu remapped too

Heat seats and grips and a plug for my heated jacket The software update is to do with the rear shock! If you get a certain fault it doesn't register on the bike or in the software so you wouldn't know if you had a fault or not!

Wanted to go out on mine yesterday seen as though it was nice and dry! Unfortunately it's sat at Marshall BMW in Grimsby! They picked it up on Tuesday for a software update that for some reason the bike won't take! It originally went in in July but same result and they wanted the bike longer so BMW mothership could look from their end to see what's going on with it! I can't complain! It's a recall so it's all free and they have picked it up and dropped it off 3 times so far and worked around me.

I had a set of sidi boots for something like 10 years! Fantastic quality and worth every penny I have a set of daytona boots now and they are very comfy