FallingDown
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Hoping for some extreme measures but doubt we will get them until it's too late
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I thought it was a driving school
No that's BSM they have no discipline
Explains their low pass rate
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I thought it was a driving school
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It was the same at Abergavenny yesterday. People were keeping their distance for the most part but not everyone and definitely not when it came to queuing at the café where it all went out the window. As much as I feel for the business owners I don't think cafés etc should be open even for takeaway. Would you trust a burger van operator facing maybe months of no income to shut his van if he got a cough? I wouldn't.
We decided it would be safer to go somewhere a little less busy. The Peregrine falcons dive bombing their prey provided the entertainment.
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Seems legit
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Sounds like an earthing problem or high resistance joint somewhere to me. Check and clean all your connections from the headlight back to the fusebox/chassis
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I cannot imagine what circumstances you must be in if you have a job but you can't find £21 to keep your transport on the road . Dosen't make sense . https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/262515756176
If I was aware the full set can be had this cheaply I wouldn't have made my suggestion. This comes from a habit of putting Renthal and DiD in my chain and sprocket searches. Good find Bob
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Weather was too good today to resist giving the Streetbob it's first outing of the year. Headed out with [mention]HappyHarryHardOn[/mention] to Abergavenny bus station to see what was going on. Not as busy as it usually would be but enough for us to not want to hang around there.
Headed out towards Brecon and stopped at one of my favourite spots on the road between Upper Chapel and Garth.
But don't worry we maintained our 2 meters
But what do you do when all the cafés are closed?......
Open your own
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If your chain has a master link with a clip you could remove one but if you're struggling to the point a front sprocket is out of reach I feel you maybe screwed as far as biking goes mate.
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You may well indeed. The only places open were only serving takeaways and less of them than I'd have hoped.
There were a lot of bikes out today though. I wonder if it's a last chance saloon kind of thing?
I imagine it's more a first chance kind of thing. First nice day in a long time. I bet everybody will be out tomorrow.
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It was a brilliant day thanks. As to the 1 pee stop I didn't drink much until I got home.
Of course not too many places to stop for coffee and cake open at the moment. I'm just round the corner from Abergavenny so if you're down this way once all this madness is over perhaps I'll see you around.
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Got my first ride since I got home. Barnard Castle to Brough to Sedbergh to Kirkby Lonsdale to Lancaster to Chester to Wrexham to Welshpool to Newport to Builth Wells to Abergavenny to Ross to Gloucester to home. 2 fuel stops and 1 pee stop. 7 hours on the bike and I might sleep tonight!
1 pee stop is impressive. Sounds like a great day
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Now balancing the new whitewalls on my brother's Bobber. Just got to decide if it's warm enough to leave the dual sports at home tomorrow IMG_20200321_180324.jpg
You got some equipment there?
Yeah I just use the side stand on the Rally as a bead breaker and have the static balancer in the pic. I wasn't sure about it at first but when I had my Africa Twin I needed to be able to switch between road tyres and knoblies a few times a year so gave it a go. Does the job really well and only cost about £30. Never experienced any vibration. Tested up to around 115mph at which time it was my arse that was vibrating.
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Did @Stu sign this off?
Really? You could just exercise your powers of self administration and ignore this thread. What is it with people on here running to mummy?
He owns the forum you pleb. Giveaways and surveys usually need to be approved by forum owners.
I know who he is thanks. Didn't realise you where his deputy though.
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The same if you get punched in the face for being a killjoy. Just saying
Why would anyone punch anyone else for being sensible (killjoy)?
No one really, but I'm glad he's regained a semblance of humor lol
Thank you for noticing
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Having read the article, something to bear in mind is that if you have an off you will be taking up valuable NHS resources, nobody goes out to intentionally have an accident, but it happens. Just something to bear in mind.
The same if you get punched in the face for being a killjoy. Just saying
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This could have been its own topic I guess so please move if required but felt it was relevant to the OP's concern. A bit of good news
https://www.visordown.com/news/general/can-i-ride-my-motorcycle-during-coronavirus-lockdown
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If you were taking your dog on the bus to the New Forest then yes there is an argument for you being irresponsible as you could infect key workers that have to use the bus. Driving 10 minutes in your car is only going to upset Greta so I think you'll be fine. Exercise is being encouraged as it's one of the factors that will work in your favour should you catch it.
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Shame about the gym, but never mind the pubs & clubs, I know a place nearby that will definitely be open - normal rules do not apply there & I can put up with the fag smoke for the sake of a bit of ribald company & a few draught beers
Sounds like a brilliant gym
My mechanic is ......Open
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As far as I understood it everyone can go to work at the moment if they can't work from home. It's not been limited to essential workers only so it doesn't matter if mechanics are designated ...yet.... I would also say that maintaing a vehicle is nessacary so therefore you should be able to drop it off with some help from your wife.
However, bump into one of these police officers that makes up rules and laws in his/her head and you could be in for some irritation of the highest level.