dynax
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Been spending some time on the darkweb and learning how to use freenet
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Pearson? Who the Fork is Pearson?
dynax replied to Pbassred's topic in CBT, Test and Advanced Training Information
I wouldn't be surprised if they postponed everything till November as that is when the EU directive will change regarding the A2 test being able to be taken on a 250cc, but who knows what will happen and when -
Adjusted the chain slack on Xena and tightened up a loose bar end weight, tried the universal suction holder for my sat nav All set for a ride out later this evening, going to try and see if the sat nav can get me to Lady Bower, got some new earphones for it so all good to go, will be leaving home around 8 tonight i don't know which route i will be taking, going to leave it in the hands of the sat nav, so if anyone is in the vicinity now might be a good time to think twice and stay in
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You have an ashtray on your bike? No need quit smoking a few years ago
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Buy a pipe and use smoke signals
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Nothing really changed for me except for going shopping in the afternoon instead of the morning
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Oil should only be used in something like this, Boiled Linseed, Danish, will allow it to breathe, if you use a coating to seal it, it will eventually crack and split
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I have seen people sat in their own gardens wearing masks
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Easiest way is go to a auto paint stockist with the bike or a panel with the colour and they can scan it and get a match
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Luckily i don't have this problem, *i only drink Robinsons squash and i mix it up in 2 litre batches and keep it in the fridge, oh the joys of being T total * Except for my morning and occassional afternoon coffee
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Another little trick is to clamp a screwdriver bit into the head and use a spanner on the bit
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If you had some needle files theres a possibility that you could make them screw heads good but it may be that it would be easier to drill them out and use new screws Molegrips would be my choice to get them off, spray with WD40 and leave them for 10 mins
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A few members of a model railway forum would love to see some of these photos Thanks [mention]XTreme[/mention]
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They could be JIS screws and whoever tried before used a Philips or a Posi
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My prediction is interchangeable batteries similar to Ryobi one battery fits all, on ebikes or emotorbikes if you will. You'll ride up to a station, pop out a few battery pods & pop in some fresh, like smart scan dispensers as Tescos. You read it here 1st The main issue with that is that each manufacturer will have it's own unique design of battery
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At least 40,000 feet
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Once they can develop the technology where a bike can sustain say a 100mph speed with a range of say 200 miles, and a quick charge of say 20/30 mins for 75% capacity then there will be much more of an interest
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I personally think it was running too rich and bogging down, and left to get " sorted " later but never did
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Out of curiosity i have just smelt mine and it fine, ever since i got it i have always wet my hair before putting it on been doing that for 17 months
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Been running too rich on 3 cylinders and slightly rich on the other, maybe the reason why it stopped being used
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Not everywhere, Africa, South America, India will never have legislation to become totally green and enviromentally friendly, whilst there is a market for ICE they will still be made
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Also jokes like do you want some pickle to go with that or you need toilet duck to get under the rim are totally childish
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We were waiting for the Mods to lead us by example, what's good for the goose etc
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A fuel supply for the ICE will never run out, there are already conversions that have been done to run on 100% Ethanol