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My mobile workbench currently residing in the kitchen

Bead breaking easy enough with a quick grip style hand clamp, decent tyre irons and a jig to hold the wheel in place

have you done a bike tyre yet? No not yet, but the time will come when i will need to

Change it yourself, as long as you get the direction of rotation correct and put the dot in the right place all should be good

There are some people that really need a good

I have got it, very nice kit should serve me well and piece of mind with a lifetime guarantee

I already have a decent set of spanners, and this set should cover most of my needs

Rain is forecast for this afternoon but will still be going on the bike to do my little errands

Finally in a position to buy a socket set, will be getting one of these sets this afternoon also handy having £10 off https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clarke-pro389-62-piece-12--14-drive-socket--bi/

Thanks [mention]superfish[/mention] when i first joined i was cautioned quite heavily against buying her ( read here https://www.themotorbikeforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=69638 ), but i still went ahead with the purchase and i have not regretted that decision, yes she is big and heavy but rides as well if not better than any other japanese or chinese made machine

Don't know if there is a dealer near you but have a look at the UM range http://www.ummotorcycles.co.uk/range.php They are supported by the Lexmoto brand

The A1, A2 and A licence tests are all the same test, just done on different engine sized bikes, each one relates to a full licence for that category of the maximum motorcycle power output, costs do vary depending on the school you train with but the costs of the actual tests are the same, however if you pass a test on an A1 or A2 and you wish to go bigger you would have to take another test for category A or A2 if you passed A1, in principle doing the A would be best but not all riders are able to use the bikes provided for whatever reason, so it is best to find out what bikes are used and try and get to try them with a school

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I have an Oxford screamer but it doesn't like the cold and makes stupid noises so it just gets used as a normal disc lock

That's all i ever wear under my jacket, was out for 2 hours and was still warm

No longer a Rebel without a cause then okay i'll get me coat

Nice one Six

Best place for waterproof bags are places like Go Outdoors, kayak dry bags are submersible to so many feet/metres they have some good deals on most of the time

Some of the Frank Thomas stuff is pretty good for a budget brand

So how did the missus take it or do we have to wait till after the 9pm watershed

[mention]Smithers[/mention] you think London is bad, tomorrow i have to go out and see my dealer to get my oh's next fix, on the way i will have to walk past other men and women selling all sorts of stuff, it's bloody scary walking through Donny market on a Friday while i pick up a prescription from the chemist

Will be getting some winter items next week one of which will be a balaclava, that might raise a few eyebrows at various establishments i often go to, like the bank and post office

I hope you had some novelty ones to show them

R.I.P [mention]Bender[/mention] i didn't know you personally but it was a pleasure to make your acquaintance on TMBF, and i hope that the spirit of your shiny metal ass will continue to get bit in the hereafter

I had a fiat panda 4x4 for few years and that could virtually go anywhere, the terrain i put that thing through would have made a tank shake with fear A guy in our bee group has one of those. He regularly rescues Range Rovers stuck in the mud with it. Amazing what it is capable of. Just goes to prove that size doesn't matter it's how you use it