Tiggie

I have a bottle like that too. I use it on my lawnmower and it is still happily chugging along. Wouldn't let it near any actual vehicles though

One more shift and its holiday time Unfortunately it's a Friday before a bank holiday weekend which means it'll be heaving all day

I never even thought/realised that! Makes sense.

As has been said , check/charge battery

I now hover between 83 and 84kg (13st 1lb - 13st 3lb) so thats 13kg (28lbs) down so far I'm nowhere near as militant as I was in January, Will have a takeaway once a week, I'll have a drink on a night but not the next night. I am mainly just keeping to a diet of avoiding excess sugar which has been easy enough to sustain. Oh, and I now take protein bars to eat at work instead of the food there

@Ian Frog visible in Cornwall according to news

Anyone else seen the Northern Lights tonight? Got some cracking photos from Ilkley Moor

Oh god, we all going to become cyclists

You'll like it again soon enough

Usually this is what I completely forget about until I've taken the caliper off So much easier to undo the bolts when its still on the forks

Started my lawnmower (Honda) on 2nd pull today which is usual no matter when I go to start it. It's an absolute workhorse, belonged to my Father-in-law when he had a landscaping company so is complete overkill for my needs. As for my Stihl strimmer I just didn't have the energy today to try and get that bast*rd started

Didn't know police contacted insurance company for you now Similar thing happened to me years ago. Woke up in morning to find bike stolen. Contacted Police & insurance. I then went for a scout round the bad estates in town and found it in a communal alley behind a row of houses. Wires all stripped and twisted together in a failed attempt to start it. Pushed it back home, contacted Police & insurance again ( this was only about 3 hours after I first reported it) and all was fine in the world until I got my renewal. Rang insurance up and they said it had gone up because I made a claim. I said the claim was cancelled after a few hours and no payout was made. Doesn't matter as my file shows a claim made for a stolen bike. I wrongly assumed a claim against your insurance would only count once they had actually paid out

I'm still cutting out sugar, no biscuits for me

Still waiting to do mine. I live on a hill which apparently has underground streams according to a neighbour. This means boggy grass until probably April along with moss, so much bloody moss!

My naughty mot story: I Inherited an old car. Needing MOT, tax, insurance. Didn't bother with insurance at time as I reasoned if it failed mot then likely wasn't worth the cost to get it up and running and would be scrapping. My local garage is less than 3/4 mile from my house so I figured sod it I'll just take it. A few hours later I get a phone call to say not only has it not passed but the handbrake had failed while parked up and it had rolled into a customers land rover I told him I will pay whatever it would cost to get it sorted, shitting myself at thought of owner wanting to go through insurance. Thankfully the bodywork guy got it sorted and miraculously I wasn't charged, I think it was more scuffed paintwork than real damage. So the moral of the story is always keep your dodgy uninsured vehicle in gear when parked

Welcome to the forum Just had a look and you are right, yb50 spares seem to be pretty limited. Not sure why

No idea what he's on about that's been deleted either. None of us have deleted anything of his from what I can see. In fact nothing has been deleted for a long time apart from spam, it's just not the kind of forum that needs a lot of moderation.

I assume its another visitor from the Spanish forum. Can't be arsed with the childishness of it all to be honest so I just simply ban and go about my day

Boot space on a Juke is shockingly small for the size of the car. My friend used to struggle getting pram in hers. Speaking of boot space, my wife is currently leasing a Renault Kadjar. One nice little feature is the back seats are all on rails so you can slide them backwards or forwards like you can with front seats. Useful as she doesn't usually have anyone sat in back so we keep the seats fully forward to maximise boot space. Probably on a lot of cars nowadays but first time I've seen it

Definitely. My resting heart rate is in the high 50's usually but at the doctors it was in the 90's while sat in the waiting room. I was doing breathing exercises to try and get it down before I went in

That's first thing in a morning after toilet and before eating or drinking