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For basic parts AW in Woodlands are pretty good, if they don't have in stock can usually get next day

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Took me nearly an hour to dig out the Christmas tree, took less than 30 seconds to put in place and plugged in. You gotta love fibre optics

A lot will depend on the courier, there are so many prohibited items ( thanks to Royal Mail ) only certain couriers will take them, not all the blame can be passed onto the suppliers

I wouldn't want it to happen, but sooner or later a kid will get injured or worse by these moron's, the sooner they bring in licencing for these the better

I am going to nominate @rennie because letting a twat live in your wardrobe without even charging for cider tokens, has to be a sign of twattishness

I would like to nominate @Mickly for his Triumph Trophy Engine strip and rebuild thread, the detail is worthy of the older Haynes manuals that were the lifeblood for so many people

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Oh bollox! will this be the end of swiss rolls

Good morning @rennie first round on you then

The bike itself is pretty irrelevant any bike can be used for touring, the main question you have to ask yourself is " What do i want to get out of touring ?". Everyone's idea of touring is different and what appeals to one will not necessarily appeal to another. Taking supplies and luggage, what will you actually need on your tour, travelling with bare essential's or taking everything but the proverbial kitchen sink. Where will you be touring, are there a good amount of service stations on your route for fuel and other essential's, having a huge fuel drinking bike could well leave you stranded in the middle of nowhere, where as a more conservative bike may well be more prudent. What i suggest is watching a few YT clips of other peoples tours, might give you some idea to what is involved. Many seasoned tourers will know what can be achieved on certain types of bikes, join some FB groups for specific bikes and ask questions, lots of questions, one thing about bikers they love to talk about their machines. There are probably other thing's to consider, but by and large the main point is not to overthink it and just enjoy the experience, you will not get it right first time or even the second. Going back to bikes, even bikes with pedals can go anywhere, enjoy

A damp day in December.

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@Ian Frog submissions for the calendar are in the dedicated thread, any other galleries are not included. For calendar submissions please post your photos in the relevent thread at the highest possible resolution. Many thanks, The TMBF Calendar Team.

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To all forum members. Due to the great response regarding the TMBF calendar. Much more than we had anticipated in the short time that the thread has been live, we are in a position to produce a calendar for 2021. We will continue to leave the submissions thread live until 8PM Sunday 20th December 2020, at which point the thread will be temporarily suspended, our team will then have the difficult task choosing the images for the calendar. This decision is by no means set in stone which will require your support to make it a success. Please continue to upload your submissions because without you this will not be possible, your efforts are greatly appreciated. The TMBF Calendar Team.

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It's just a case of hunting for it, open up various threads until it pops up

I think using the link from the forum registers it in some way

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Until you have ridden a few, you won't know what will suit your needs, get your test passed, then book some test rides with some dealers