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I am not going to talk about the safety issues etc as I haven't got the time/energy to look into it. What I did notice though is that it's a subscription service costing £17.99 a month!! The world has gone subscription mad

Am I the only one who didn't realise there was an allen hole on the tightening wheel for when you want to really clamp down on something?

Not Motorbikes though. That would be weird.

Does google maps count?

But now we don't know what it is you had to google

Does amuse me @Bender how you are making all these lovely meals and I'm using mine to discover things like if you buy regular sugar doughnuts from the supermarket and put them in the airfryer for a couple of minutes they come out tasting like the ones you get from the seaside

I'm actually fairly expensive!! Though I too will be working all weekend. I'd nominate @Stu but lay-bys are fairly busy on a bank holiday weekend apparently

Yep, Been having issues at shop for last couple of days with them.

Ebay is your friend https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313&_nkw=jama+193+t2&_sacat=0

According to google it'll fit either a Kawasaki GPZ 500 or a Moto Guzzi V65

heresy!!!

The Wife and I had to have a sit down last year and decide which subscriptions we would keep and which had to go as we were spending a ridiculous amount per month on them. At one point we had Disney+, Amazon Prime, Netflix, WWE network (Don't shoot me, I was a fan growing up ) for the TV. Then we had youtube premium for music and I have an audible subscription to listen to books while at work. We were spending close to £70 a month not including virgin media tv Ended up switching to Sky which includes Netflix as part of the package. Got rid of Disney and WWE so only spending around £30 now but at least it's on things we genuinely use. The Disney and WWE in particular barely got watched and were a waste of money.

The ignition switch wires are far too thin to cope with the kind of power a battery charger outputs. Something would end up melting Is there a reason you can't attach the charger to the actual battery terminals?

So had ours over a week now and am very happy we got it. Just makes everything quicker and easier to cook. Even bacon comes out nice enough that I don't bother reaching for the frying pan anymore Only fail I've had was a cheese/ham toastie. The bread dried out so much it felt like it was a week out of date! Probably my own fault and I left it in too long

I made some fish fingers in mine for lunch

I still do Lifesavers when pushing a trolley in Asda!!

Completely agree with this for myself. Would be a waste of money for me to be paying out monthly for what I need my car for. My Wife leases her cars through a NHS scheme. For her it makes a lot more sense, maintenance package pays for any issues, including tyres, brakes, oil etc etc. And she can get a new car every 3 years which is good as she isn't the best at keeping them looking nice. The interior usually looks like a teenagers bedroom

Ended up getting one! Didn't get a ninja like I wanted. Something about I only wanted one of those because it's called a ninja and if it was pink and called the ballerina I wouldn't want it So we compromised on this one. Apparently I'm cooking tonight as it was my idea we needed it. Not sure how I'll do a battered fish but I'll give it a go

Happy Birthday!!

Welcome to the forum

I agree with @Copycat73 I have to pay a "Bradford" tax on my insurance even though I live in a small town approx 10 miles away from the city. Postcode is still a Bradford one though. If I change my address to my mother-in-laws home which is a York postcode it usually comes out a good few quid cheaper

Could be something as simple as they have more test instructors available there. More funding to keep the building open during day etc etc

I've fancied trying one for a while now. Will be hard to convince Wife as we have bugger all space in kitchen as is so she won't want another gadget in there

No need for that here. The clue is in the thread section