skyrider

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for sale in good condition mens black leather jacket size 44 with all metal zips (ykk) it has four outside pockets and one inside which is open and it has extra leather on the elbows and shoulders plus the jacket has been coated with renapur leather balsam and the jacket was made in the uk. £55 ono plus pp

yea and could be a lack of soapy water too

nah wear it not eat it

no slowly getting used to it

i might have another one to post up at the weekend

just hope somebody buys it after all that palava

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stuff this posting photos i will stick with text anyway if anyone fancys it there is one on fleabay the same jacket with photos, the only thing different with mine is; i have taken the straps off the arms, removed the max mph patches (they were made of rubber and made the jacket look cheap) and removed the jacket to pants zip and the strap at the bottom of the main zip all carefully removed so no damage to the jacket

no leather, any joy bringing it up you reckon

this is what ups the price of services when you take it to a shop

well anyone who can get any further with these images please feel free to have a go because buggered if i can (there should be 3 altogether)

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the joys of working on bikes with fairings

I disagree with that statement when used in such a blanket manner. Ramming bikes off of the road won't prevent anything. And it can easily be used to support absurdly wild statements such as "We should castrate all mentally ill people to stop them from reproducing". Besides, No that's not what I'm saying at all. People should be stopped. And if they refuse to stop, forcibly stopping them safely if necessary should absolutely be an option if they pose a significant risk to others around them. Otherwise, let them go. It's not like they will not have to deal with the consequences later. And the increased risk to others is by chasing them in an attempt to find an opportunity to force them off the road is often not worth it. It's the police' job to continually assess these factors and decide whether or not to continue the chase, attempt a forced stop, or call off the chase and catch them another way. However, there is no way to safely forcibly stop a motorcycle. So let them, go and catch them later, and let them deal with the consequences when they are caught safely. You can easily outrun a police car, you can't easily outrun the law. Which is exactly what happens now (mostly). Less risk to the public, less risk to the officers, less risk to the rider, less risk to the bike, lower insurance for all. Ramming bikes off the road will only result in good guys getting punished, bad guys adjusting their tactics and traffic police having power over life and death. None of those are good results. if you got woken up suddenly in the night by a noise downstairs, and found someone walking towards your front door with your tv and his mate was in the kitchen taking a dump in your cornflake box.... what would your reaction be... im guessing it would be to make them a cup of tea and perhaps open a packet of biscuits and try and have a friendly chat to tell them the error of their ways you wouldn't load up the knee high shrapnel throwers then

has anybody ever used morris oil

or even an oven bottom

success and a result well done glad to be a member