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Went for a coffee near Oban and saw these.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/4-Pcs-Acrylic-Tube-Bubble-Spirit-Level-Vial-Measuring-Instrument-D-8mm-L-22-I8a5/5008856547

Happy Birthday guys

Honda MSX125 https://www.google.com/search?q=honda+grom&oq=honda+grom&aqs=chrome.0.0l3.5403j0j7&client=ms-android-samsung&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

Congrats @tomAJ91

Is that from experience.

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The GT’s have a slightly stiffer carcass and are designed for the heavier bikes. Big GT types like BM’s FJ’s etc So for lighter bikes stick with std 4’s.

At the end of the slip road there are give way road markings therefore the van driver should have been aware of the traffic on the motorway and have adjusted his speed accordingly to be able to join the motorway WITHOUT causing vehicles on the motor way to alter course or speed. Not barge in and expect others to make room. That said I do move over if possible or allow room for them to join if possible. What would have happened above if the motorway was busy and you could not have moved over or slowed due to traffic behind? [mention]Six30[/mention]

That wasn't confusing at all This better

That wasn't confusing at all I know what I meant. You need to read the whole post not just the last sentence.

You can’t just put the front wheel in so the tyre rotation is correct. You need to have the tyre fitted correctly. The wheel will only go in the one way, due to the disc brake.

Both tyres should NOT be pointing front. The arrows are rotational arrows. So the front tyre has the FRONT arrow pointing in the correct direction when the bike is moving. The rear tyre has the REAR arrow pointing in the correct direction when the bike is moving, ( eg towards the front of the bike). IE both arrows will be pointing to the front of the bike.

Is this the manual for your bike. Most modern bikes are negative earth. But do check with the dealers. https://docslide.net/documents/pioneer-xf125l-4b-owners-manual.html

My last Mondeo did this. The accessory socket stayed live for about 15 minutes after the ignition was switched off.

Too true , I always get another spare bolt and hold it next to the sump bolt and have a good long look at it before I undo it . Better safe than sorry . I use a ratchet socket and set it to “undo” before using it on the sump plug.

Interesting as in March Coventry council allegedly ruled out charging for a CAZ https://www.transportxtra.com/publications/local-transport-today/news/60407/coventry-puts-no2-compliance-back-in-government-s-court/ Edit Just read this https://www.google.com/search?q=proposed+coventry+clean+air+zone&rlz=1C9BKJA_enGB693GB693&oq=proposed+coventry+clean+air+zone&aqs=chrome..69i57j0.10758j1j7&hl=en-GB&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

Congrats

Have a look at https://www.wemoto.com/

You can upload photos direct to the site. In the reply mode, scroll down to “attachments “ and select add files. Then photo library and select the photos you want. HTH

Nice run out today. Sammy Miller museum Rockbourne Really man Villa Thruxton

Sorry tangerine Dream is already taken. 1960s German electronic music group. Nice bike though.

Glad your OK. Some duck tape on the RST gear and it’ll be fine.

Look at the Halfords pro range as well. These have a lifetime guarantee and are usually on a sale offering. Looks like they are called advanced range now.

Base layers are for retention of body heat. Base layers can also “wick” moisture away from the skin to help keep you dry and cool.