Stu
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think the word needs spreading darn sarf about this place
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take it back and let them check over it
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RST Tractech vs Dainese Avro
Stu replied to Scorpion's topic in Clothing, Luggage, Accessories and Security
nothing wrong with RST I had a pair and had a high speed crash in them and slid on the floor for a fair distance yes they was shagged after it but they stood up really well, I would buy another set tomorrow. -
Going straight to the battery is miles better as you don't have to go through the oe wiring which usually isn't good enough anyway Check a wiring diagram and you will find it goes to the battery anyway just not straight to it
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Do it it will be fine its a common upgrade on the tl without any ill affects You could get the connectors from somewhere on the internet
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sorry I'm out due to other commitments!
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open it up in paint resize it then go to file save as pick a name and location for it and make sure the drop down box is set as jpg and try again Iphone's have a funny way of doing stupid things if no luck email me it email is in my profile
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maybe so but it depends where the pressure is arai's are always tight on the cheek pads and a little pressure on the forehead
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might help if you read the thread title have you had a look on ebay?
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Should have got the arai Mine was ok when I had it
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Don't forget that toolkit. You can fix my bike when it arrives via the usual means (i.e. on the back of a recovery truck ) you might get there on the friday if thats the case
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check the seal on the plug cap sounds as if it just got wet and started earthing to the engine
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Think they just wanted to drink Alan not to mention the weather!
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yay, someone for megawatt to tinker with !!! there fixed for you
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i would say a 3 drawer would be too small as think of the future 6 is a decent size then you can get a bottom box and later on you could get a 3 drawer add on to go in the middle i have a 9 drawer top 7 bottom and in need of more space again! it soon adds up as birthdays and christmas i just write a list of tools i NEED
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so was it wet or raining when it happened? like i say above could have just been damp
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dont be too sure my Arai fits as it did 3 years ago when I bought it unlike other helmets I have owned
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something like this will be ideal to get you started for holding your tools yes its not the cheapest but it will last really well http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/produ ... awer-chest I have their mid range boxes and cant fault them
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I wouldn't get that! the tools are too cheap and wont last long at all get something a bit better quality a mate of mine has that one above and i wont touch it the sockets round nuts off and all sorts it will cause more headaches! just stick to the basic tools for now you don't need the best but don't buy the cheapest check out machine mart too I have a lot of their pro range and its really good as is halfords pro range
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personally I would go for the Arai I have a arai chaser dean thomas rep and I love it i dont get no wind buffeting like I did with other lids and the AGV i had was really noisy compared to it the AGV is a good price though but you are getting a bargain with the Arai
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AGV can look and feel cheap but they are far from it I had one a few years back and it was tried and tested it saved my head and stood up really well in a crash the side of the helmet went full on in to a tree and made a right mess of it but i didnt feel a thing!
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no helmet is better if it does fit right if the arai fits properly i would get that
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Ladies... How are you finding boots to fit!
Stu replied to Debs's topic in Clothing, Luggage, Accessories and Security
majority of women have the same problem the missus has ankle boots because nothing fits I've been told altberg do made to measure but they aren't cheap and im sure the plod issue these as standard -
crazy fox cafe Willingham woods Humber bridge
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check connections to the coil and plug also wiring to the coil if you can before you try to get it home was it wet outside? could just be damp if it was so may start ok when its time to go home personally i would just get the AA to drag you home and save pratting about and sort it at home
