MikeHorton
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Mission drive was my favorite, where ru seeing them in June?
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Glad you like it so far, keep us in the loop and as usual put some pics on here. Would be good to see a comparison with the voge, cb and benelli together they are all pretty similar I guess.
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Medicine head not one I'd heard of and localish to me too. CUD, I had a friend from scunny who loved them. Lucky to live in a smallish town with I few well known groups, pwei, wondersfuff, neds atomic dustbin and diamond head. Brien Tatler from diamond head along with Robert Plant can regularly be seen drinking and shopping in the town. Roberts son Logan was at my school a few years younger than me, does well with his brewery in London beavertown.
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Sounds good I'm all for products that help look after your kit
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Was the waterproof cream renapur?
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Enjoy ur new bike I'm sure like most of us you will tinker and change bits as you go along. Show us some pics of the said muscle bike!
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They do tours every now and again. There were plans to turn it into wine storage and other stuff which fizzled into nothing. I know it's used for filming and an old jet provost is sat in a car park of the complex now
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This ia about 2 miles from us, used to be a factory in ww2, the Germans tried to bomb it but never located it. Its been rusting away for 30 years they do the odd tour their now https://www.drakelow-tunnels.co.uk/
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Yes a funny guy indeed
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I'll just hole down with my babycham and brasso until the grim end
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Babycham, frosty Jack's or brasso
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I've gone dry for a bit I could murder a nice rum or scotch, becks blue isn't the same as a proper drink
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No its Chris Partridge, his family had a nursery which went belly up unfortunately but managed to keep the log business as a separate entity
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Ours are from a seasoned supplier. He works with local tree fellers and stores them in some barns a couple of miles away. I'm guessing though fuel costs for transport and any other petrol driven equipment will push prices up in any case
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Managed to replace the greenhouse panels damaged by the high winds. New panels in I can get on with growing everything for the summer now
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I'm no expert but I know recently on here there was a discussion on seafoam. I think the conclusion was that it's worth a go if your not confident to strip the carbs. If it was only sat for 6 months I'm hoping it's nothing major
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Fingers crossed stay positive many of us have just had mild symptoms. Just make sure she stays active and moving about. We did some gardening and bits round the house at a slow pace. All will be well
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It's really doing the rounds again. I've avoided it until now. Hopefully she won't get it too bad it's just the aches that are the worst for me and the wife. Wishing her a speedy recovery
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If its economy I'd pay a bit more and go for the cb125f I believe it has the most frugal engine on the latest models
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Bloody jealous still got covid. So kept busy mowed the lawn and washed the bike least it was productive. Just made a curry to end the day and wasn't far off the local curry house standard. I bought a book called the curry bible and once cracked you can pretty much make any well known curry
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Ours Dudley are considering the same with green bins. They reduced the amount of collections last year and you could pay for extra so I think it's coming. I get stuff is tight and we need to pay for social care etc but Dudley own so much property doing nothing it's criminal. So I'm guessing more garden fires and fly tipping
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Problem is they are currently very heavy on paperwork and not so on security checks. They have their priorities wrong somewhat
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