dynax
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Oxford Aquatex on Xena, been on her since i moved her to the front at the beginning of lockdown, no issues gets full sun till about 6 in the evening, and coped well with the recent rain and high winds
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Never seen that before, using firefox or Tor
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are they sugesting that short gits like me are not full size Yeah! how do they know you're not a full size midget
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Go to a dealers and sit on different styles of bikes and see which feels more comfortable
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It's for setting plasterboard fixings
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If you don't ride frequently, get one that doesn't need too much maintenance, maybe look for something older that it tax and mot exempt that is easy to keep without any complicated electrics and easy to keep clean
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It's always a good idea to have more than one if one of them is out of service and can't be ridden
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It's been done https://www.sena.com/product/momentum-inc-pro Too much tech, all you need is a decent lens and cmos sensor, a decent battery and a decent size storage allowance and a simple on/off switch
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I did two diffs on the Ital, in the end the mechanic uprated the suspension with a set of van springs
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What is needed is collaboration between a helmet and a camera manufactuer to design and build a helmet with on board camera
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I had a marina estate, ohhhh the shame, driving to Aberdeen to see my uncle in care home, wound window down to pay toll on forth road, window dropped and broke, froze all the way there. When my life on wheels began, my dad traded in the car for a Morris Ital, after passing my test i wrote it off and we got a 2 year old Nissan Bluebird 1.8, handbrake turns were a dream to do in that
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Yes i know but sometimes i'm just too lazy to type
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Hello and welcome, sounds about right for the coin, the Van Van's usually hold their value well, so as long as it's not looking a total lemon worth getting if that's what you want
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See if there is a carbon fibre cover or something that can go on if you are not keen on the shiny look, it might help disguise it
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Might not be a good idea as you could melt or at the very least discolour your rear light lens
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would that be a semicolon;
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No worries, only a thought
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I have ridden a fair bit of Wales, North and South. It's not off the agenda as in my usual manner I will leave booking late and hope there are spaces in weekday for a tent... East coast of England I have little knowledge off... In that case get yourself around Lincolnshire and the coast around there
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Would it be possible to have an option system for the like button, ie: you can agree with, find it funny, just like it etc, as i often see posts that i don't necessarily need to reply to but would like to like it for a specific reason
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same as [mention]Bender[/mention] plenty of loose [strikeout]sheep[/strikeout] women and great roads
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...... https://www.facebook.com/juankicompradoxsangre/videos/3100236933385563/
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None taken, just a splash of soy sauce
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Tell them to fix it or sue the twats
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Could be ring holder pliers
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Yes i read about this and vinegar......husband didnt like the idea, he thinks the nuts and bolts etc...will cause damage...hes a sheet metal worker. Its so difficult as opinions are so varied. Some say afterwards to coat/seal the tank...while others are saying definitely dont seal it..... Well there's your answer, get him to make you a new one using the original as a template