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+1 no stickers, do it properly

If it's only the silver bits, you can spray it any colour you like.

Rub it down fill with plastic bumper filler and repaint with plastic paint.

Pants are a garment worn under trousers

I'll take it off your hands.

I have tried washing up gloves, it takes a bit longer but I still end up with wet hands. Try decent quality gloves. Your pound shop bargains won't do the job. My wife doesn't buy cheap stuff, Marigolds for us, I still sweat with whatever non breathable gloves I wear.

I have tried washing up gloves, it takes a bit longer but I still end up with wet hands.

I don't know about the rest of you but whenever I wear rubber/vinyl/latex gloves my hands are soaking wet after a few minutes so defeats the object.

The Tamya connector will be 12 volts from the battery and the phone needs 5 volts.

I wasn't thinking quite that big but yeah.

If you bought it new it lost a third of its value as soon as you left the showroom.

It's all too common these days, companies release products before they are fully tested and use the paying public as testers.

The worse that could happen is he doesn't stop in time

All "Motorcycle" jackets will have armour. If it has no armour it's not a motorcycle jacket.

Have you adjusted the gear lever? As already suggested.

I posted the same link !

Swot I sed innit !!

Unless you have bought a jacket recently that is new stock it won't have the A, AA or AAA rating.

Whilst the draft legislation has been in place since 2018 I think it only fully came into force in August 2020. I'm not 100% about the August date.

This explains it and has pictures. Because this is a recent regulation a lot of old stock is being mis-sold, which is a bit naughty but I suppose they just want to shift the stock. https://www.bennetts.co.uk/bikesocial/news-and-views/features/product/motorcycle-clothing-the-ce-approval-law-explained

If it has a safety rating it will be on a label in the jacket, I'll see if I can find a picture of what they look like.

When I did commute on a bike it was about 40 mile round trip into and out of central London.

Just something to be aware of!

I can't help either, work is a distant memory for me