oldgreg01

Assuming your properties are residential, how about selling them to increase the stock available to first time buyers and then investing the proceeds in something that is beneficial to yourself and the economy.

If you're getting 30 quids worth for every tenner then that's 3:1. So they would have to drop by 66% before you lost any of your original investment. Doesn't sound very likely, but I don't know the company. What's the restrictions on you selling them.? There must be something to stop you putting in a grand and then flogging them all for 3k straight away.

I recently got an asus transformer and love it. Not as quick as an ipad 2 but quick enough. The problem with ios devices is the restrictive software.

You think you should ban someone who's not allowed to drive anyways? And put 6 points on a licence they haven't got? No insurance should be a much bigger punishment. Too many would risk it if that was all they got. A 6 month ban should do it. And prison for a second offence. I'm all for stopping speeders in the towns and around schools, I stick to the limits here, but out on the main roads there's no way I'm sticking to 60. Or 70 on the motorway.

Sorry to hear it mate. Like fozzie says, how did they get your money without your pin?

No. Lock them up for life and make prison hell. I wonder how many people are in favour of it as they think prison is easy nowadays.

On the DSA website you can get the course layout and the measurements between all the cones.

The stories in MCN attacking the new test, often quoting MAG, always talked about the drop in numbers taking the test since it was introduced

It was a rhetorical question but you're spot on. They're more concerned with keeping up the number of people taking their test.

It's harsh on those that would be sensible though. And if they are serious about reducing KSI's then why have they just made the test easier again.

It confused Lorenzo. Did you seen him miss his pit garage in practise. He had to go round and do another lap. They should of kept his crew kitted out in blue.

Some, all, or none of these may be important to you when buying your helmet: Is it quiet (wind noise) Does it have removable padding for easy cleaning Good air vents for summer Replacement visor costs Ease of removing visors Can it take a pinlock insert (stops fogging) Probably missed something off the list. Fit is definitely the most important though. For other gear if you're commuting then you will need waterproof kit if your planning on riding in all weather. Also will you have separate summer and winter kit or removable thermal linings. One thing I've noticed with starting early is it can be cold in the morning and red hot going home, so having removable layers is helpful. You can also just use extra layers underneath of course.

lol. Same boots, same problem. Keep meaning to try a bit of vaseline or something on the plastic bits at the back but not got round to it yet.

Nice one

It wasn't that bit I meant When they pull up at the bike stop? Everyone has a different solution?