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Be nice to him! I would spread it around that he bats for the other side

Shouldn't that be stopping for a photo in a dogging car park

Okay i understand now, you should be fine then here is the DVLA link if anyone else is in a similar situation https://www.gov.uk/renew-driving-licence

I have just looked on the DVLA website, i assume that you are over 70, if so i would not worry but you may have to postpone your test date if you can't physically produce your licence at the time of your test, the examiners should know about the extension

What do you mean by your licence or is it the CBT that expires ?

Made an interesting discovery, every so often the back wheel on the CG would lock up and i couldn't figure out what it was, so after dinner i took the bottom half of the chain guard off and was checking to make sure there was enough play in the chain, and the brakes were set right and no binding, then i found it, it is the centre stand when it is partially lowered it locks the whole drive train, when its up everything is fine as is when the bike is on it properly, it's just that halfway point where it won't move Also been and bought some ATF for the Rizzato and bought some new pedals from evilbay, still looking for a suitable fuel tap though

What's wrong with eating tins of cold beans and sausages had that quite regular when we camped out in the garden as kids

Wouldn't that mean the fuel vent hose is blocked? don't know for sure, just what i have read on other forums

If it's a fuel injected model run it for a bit with the petrol tank cap off, it might have airlocked the system somewhere, i have heard of similar issues and this seemed to resolve it

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What about a Street Twin maybe not just looked at the specs and it weighs 198kg it doesn't look that heavy as one of our club members has one and she was doing the cones like a pro yesterday

This is why you need at least two bikes, if you sell or one is out of action you have another to ride

You can't blame any specific gender or generation, there are good and bad drivers across the whole spectrum, i have been a passenger in cars driven by very competent people but given a situation and they turn into demons

That has nothing at all to do with this question. this site is for the irish republic. and its own laws and regulations regarding its citizens. It does indirectly as you have to go through the Republic of Ireland to get to Northern Ireland from the ferry

This relates to permanent citizens but there may be a contact number for better clarification https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/travel_and_recreation/motoring_1/driver_licensing/learner_driving_permits_for_cars_and_work_vehicles.html

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I think i have been there, i can remember going to Lancaster to see some family when i was very young maybe 7/8 and i am certain we went up there, don't remember eating but have vague recollections of looking out of the windows

Going to give Xena a thorough cleaning tomorrow, i need her to look her best when we have our club slow control session later in the afternoon

He/she did indicate though

This is why i would get a dual fuel unleaded petrol one, you don't have to carry gas cannisters you just take some out of your tank, and if you are really clever you would use a turkey baster or some other method that is quick and simple

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You can always slum it in a travelodge

Bubble wrap, so you don't scratch it

My choice would be the coleman dual fuel no need to carry fuel as you have it in your tank