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It depends on what type of led bulbs are installed. Cheaper versions are off-road models and not legal for road use. The proper ones road dedicated can be installed without problems as long there is attention to the type of beam. Most, if not all, led bulbs have flat horizontal beams which makes them perfect for continental Europe. Age of the bike doesn't determine if the led bulb is suitable or not

Maybe change it to beeswax wick candles would help I got a new headlight for the shadow the same used for the HDs Quite good

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There wasn't. Could hardly open the door halfway. That idiot could have parked the space to the right

This phoking idiot parking just next to the van with a phoking empty car park Brainless, useless waste of oxygen and space tw@t

Will this be good enough?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C93JVTeRK_D/?igsh=ZXhlN3NwM2NqMTYz Like karting on 2 wheels

Unless either the tyre is always worn to the point where soon you will have to change it or the puncture is too close to the tyre wall. I can't see why they wouldn't repair it. Probably trying to convince you to buy a new one from them A plug is always a temp solution and as many already stated, a permanent plug should be installed as soon as possible.

Possibly yes, I believe there is a minimum quantity you can order. Keep in mind that the idea is to make a clock out of the disks that would have been thrown. Once finished it will be auctioned to raise funds to allow @Stuto run the forum. I would have a fight between the bidding members if I put a brand instead of another, so that's a no I think I will go with the idea from @Ian Frog The perspex choice instead of normal acrylic is the ease to work with and if heated can be moulded to the disk. O was considering a dark blue perspex to contrast with the white of the sticker. I think transparent will work. Besides, I can always blame @Ian Frog if you guys don't like it

Any idea will be welcome Nobody here will beat me in having the craziest idea. Do you mean like this?

Because I won't be receiving anything from making it, I will be spending as little as possible Even if I'm not Scottish I like to save if I can

They do, same as AliExpress. The cheap ones cost around 100 quid and I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole. Precision is not good and is almost a disposable machine. Runners and other moving parts will give up on life very quickly.

Crossed my mind a CNC laser but don't have enough engraving to do that would justify 400 quid on one

Latest update Clock mechanism arrived. Went for black hands and red seconds hand. Got the sticker to add to it. Still deciding how it will be done. Next order the perspex to go on the middle and hold the clock. Not sure if this will be okay. Personally I think is dreadful Probably will order the perspex long enough to take the sticker while holding the clock. obviously, properly centered and just below the hole for the clock.

Not the straight forward process, however, I have upgraded my seats with gel pads that you can get from AliExpress for about 30 quid. You can check yt clips explaining how to do it. If you decide to go down that route get the 2cm pads not the thin 1cm ones. The memory foam topper is a must. I went from 75 miles to 140 by just adding them.

Yes @Simon Davey blame the users Typical it managers

Kill switch? The red big switch on the handle bar

how did you manage that???

I want to "thank you" to the brainless tw@ts in the EU who come up with the stupid idea of attached plastic caps. Instead of removing the plastic from the bottles they just come up with something for me to curse the lot every time I buy some juice and have to cup the extra plastic that keeps the cap twinned to the bottle.

Create a free account on www.aliexpress.com Then just search for it. Example https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHFgkDb

Considering the carbs are upside down it looks like the fuel intake to the bowls

Thank you. Found this other one. Seems better and doesn't move around like the first one and under 10 quid