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Close enough. A14 A43 A6003 to Manton turn right on Lyndon road then somewhere along there on the leftish. Getting off at the Harborough junction then going up the B664 is prettier and bendier. Albeit longer time wise. Only 5 min longer according to Google maps, and a couple of miles shorter.

Spose you will be coming up on the A1M. Liaise with Tango he can follow and pick up any bits that fall off. I'll mean time look out for Rennie on the A14

I need to try get the ride route on my phone.. and then hope the battery doesn't die getting me TO the start point... any volunteers for back up leader if I run out of juice on the way up (I do have a power thing on my bike it's just borked currently ) If you can send me a GPX file of the route I have my sat nav as does your papa I have the proposed route in my SatNav but Hoggs has threatened to modify it.

Close enough. A14 A43 A6003 to Manton turn right on Lyndon road then somewhere along there on the leftish.

True. Till you drop the thing then have to pick up a 225kg (500lb) beast.

As Rennies says, and the FB flyer states shop and cafe open till 9 pm.

I did get the impression from some patrons talking to the staff that it had not been open all that long following a refurb.

Finished off the South Midlands with the Shropshire Camping and Pods. Then had a steak baguette and coffee in the cafe next door.

South Midlands completed West Midlands Safari Park West Midlands Safari Park Shropshire camping and pods

How much to delete Hoggs.

The ads for this helmet just say Pinlock ready / prepared. doesn't say it is supplied unlike some other HJC adverts.

3 weeks

No test instruments required. The code is generated by counting the number of flashes. Extract from VXON. "yer corsa's and astra's and zafira's it works for up to now and for people who dont know how do the "pedal trick" No need for Tech 2 or any sort of code readers and Most of Vauxhall dealers don’t know about this.... When you get into the car you know the key has 3 clicks first on for aftermarket cd player and whatever else and the second one the dash comes on third the starter kicks in before you put the key into the ignition Make sure that you Press the Break and the Throttle to the Floor ( max ) Then turn the key on until The dash board come on and DONT START THE CAR Wait 2 sec and keep the pedals Down to the floor the service light under the management light should start flashing it will flash 4 times leaving 2 second space representing each number Zero gets 10 flashes for exampleP0110 the light will flash ten times Break (2sec Or 1 not sure) then once, (2sec) once again, then ten if you have more than one code it will stop for a break then gives the next code however if you don’t have any code stored it will start Flashing and keeps on flashing until you release the paddles" However as you disconnected the battery the codes may have been cleared.

Congrats

Use the tester, that should show any problems. Personally I use a Martindale unit which also shows whether the voltage is correct. Not sure if the Maplin one does.

Hi Zod. Welcome back.

Started with the travel lodge. Travel lodge head office Travel lodge head office Travel lodge head office Travel lodge office The highwayman inn Cornerstone coffee and book shop

All the best for Saturday

Well done stumrey, that's a test you will remember forever. Hope the shoulder mends soon.

Might have got in but probably not turned it to get out.

Bloody hell didn't realise how big an R6 was. Yeah, they run hot

No. The bobbins screw into bosses which are are part of the swinging arm. Looks as though your bike does not have them so you would need a stand with cups to fit under the swinging arm. Stand with cups to fit under the swinging arm. These are bobbins fitted to a swinging arm

As raesewell says, RAM Mounts are the answer. They also do mounts that fit to the switchgear clamps http://www.ram-mount.co.uk/components-ramb-10-dia-c-238_286.html

No it was seething when I was there. could not be ar**d to fight through. Bad enough trying to park

You should still clean the chain but dont need to as often