Joeman

Fight fire with fire. Get a van load of criminals who are prepared to "sort people out" for a few quid, then park them in London next to a bait bike and watch criminals kick the crap out of other criminals. Finance the operation by posting the videos on YouTube and earn advertising revenue.

What I thought too. Core plugs normally in the water jacket too..

Worn dogs would make it jump out of gear, not give it a flat spot at 11k.

I wouldn't even do that , just point to the oil leak and let them figure it out otherwise they might suspect that you have been fiddling with something that you shouldn't have been fiddling with . Exactly. Play dumb until they try to fob you off with some stupid answers, then show them you're actually more clued up mechanically than they gave you credit for..

My leather jacket is fine, it's perforated and has stretch panels, and a big zip down the front I leave open to let the air in My leather trousers are very sweaty and a nightmare to remove when hot!

Should have reversed over them. Job done.

All very well a former officer saying that, but nothing will happen until a currently serving senior officer dares to share the same opinion.

Fully lined is a marketing gimmick I reckon. Most leathers have stretch panels in certain places instead of leather as those places don't make contact with the road. So why do kevlar jeans need to be "fully lined" - they just make you sweat more! Also dragging a pair of cheap jeans around a go kart track isn't really representative of what happens in an accident where you'll slide for a few metres during which you'll decelerate, not laps of a karting track at steady speed. Anything is better than nothing so round town, the cheap ones are likely fine.. even better if you don't crash!

I wouldn't be a police officer. The line is too fine between doing your job and breaking the law.. They give you a car but you're not allowed to use it to chase criminals, they give you a gun, but you're not allowed to use it without weeks off work and shed load of paperwork. What's the point ?

Waste of tax payers money having a 4 days trial for a police officer who did the right thing in the majority of people's eyes. The legal system in this country is a joke. You can basically do what you like if you're on a scooter with no helmet and the criminals know that. Infact even the bored kids know that so to ease the boredom of modern life they have a bit of fun on scramblers on the public roads safe in the knowledge the police won't touch them...

Signs near me warning of loose chippings have a picture of a 70's style motorbike and the words "take care".. wonder if that's their attemp to wiggle out of any legal action?

Could be worse.. could turn up with a slightly loose chain. With baggy knees and p1ss down your leg..

So what fuse are you putting in....

Baloo can barely deal with the decimal system let alone Roman numerals!

It was helpful had you understood the BASIC GCSE level physics!! Read this - the BBC have written a page especially for you!! http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/science/triple_aqa/keeping_things_moving/transformers/revision/4/ P=IV is all that needed to be said... 4 is not the correct answer. It's not that simple. Not helpful. I never said 4!! Did you get your English A-level from the same place as your Physics A-level?? Cuz clearly your can't read or do physics haha

No P=IV doesn't need an explanation to somebody that has A level physics, however the thread is asking for the right answer. It's not your qualifications that don't meet requirements, it's your fondness for post sarcastic unhelpful shit. It was helpful had you understood the BASIC GCSE level physics!! Read this - the BBC have written a page especially for you!! http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/science/triple_aqa/keeping_things_moving/transformers/revision/4/ P=IV is all that needed to be said...

That wasnt supposed to be the answer! I don't meet your requirements to provide an actual answer I was mearly pointing you in the direction of the Basic GCSE level physics formula you need to calculate the actual answer. Clearly there are two values for I and two values for V but as you love to quote Einstein energy cannot be created or destroyed, so the power (P) on each side of the transformer must be the same (ignoring losses) So without actually providing an answer it's pretty obvious that: I(primary) * V(primary) = I(secondary) * V(secondary) Does it really need an explanation to someone with an A-level in physics??

My honors degree in experimental physics from a prestigious London university made me too underqualified to reply... But P=IV is GCSE level stuff.. that charger has a three pronged outlet suggesting it might actually be charging each battery individually at 12v rather than in series at 24v which might open up other possibilities for charging from a battery...

So have I, its great at cleaning chains, but I like to stir the pot a little

Yeah, but, that's fully submerged... No air able to get to it and no movement.. not a true test

Uhoh, [mention]Six30[/mention] will be along soon...

Increase your rear preload - assuming you have adjustable rear shock?

You want a really politically incorrect alarm that starts shouting rude stuff that's so rude it makes the thieves too embarrassed to be associated with it.. That or "Ali Akbar" followed by a ticking noise...

Since the range of Bluetooth is so small, they must only be using Bluetooth to connect the headset to phones/satnavs. To achieve usable range, they must be using another technology, probably just VHF with some digital encoding going on for the pairing.

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