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It shouldn’t be idling that high @Duckadiledundee :worried:

I’ve been to Cosford a few times on courses and for work meetings but not had the chance to visit the museum yet. It’s quite a way from home...

Welcome Stephen. From your description it certainly sounds like the chain is causing your problem. Is the sprocket you’ve fitted the correct...

Here’s Mrs Freck and me with one at RAF Fairford. We were fortunate enough to get a close up look around it as a friend of ours was looking after...

Had to google that :p and totally agree. You’d end up being just as wet from sweating as if you’d not worn the waterproofs :worried:

These are the settings I’ve got in Preferences and I get no emails. I had the top one ticked previously and was getting an email for every reply...

If you go to Profile page>Your Account>Alert Preferences you can untick any alerts you like. Also in Preferences there’s an option to untick if...

Race setup is fine, it’s usually done to delete the splitter block and make it two lines instead of three that are fitted as standard by many...

It wasn’t the first time Irwin had done it to him so I guess Scott was just getting slightly miffed by his behaviour. :p

Welcome PB, from another Lancashire resident :grinning: Let’s see a pic of your bike fella, we like piccies :cool:

Welcome mate, I used to be on TT as well. It’s a shame it folded as there was some good banter on there, much like here. :)

One of the truly great sights in engineering, the artistry of a highly skilled welder......unless it was done by robot of course. :p

Sorry Sandi, there might have been a bit of cultural misunderstanding here. Over here we use pavement to describe what you’d call a sidewalk, and...

You don’t need to use hand signals when riding on the pavement do you? :rolleyes:

Have you got it yet Dilli, or a confirmed date for it?

Yep, I’ve already seen many places charging inflated prices, including my barbers. Then again, he did have his work cut out on my first post...

Well done Sandi, great news. All the hard work has paid off :grinning:

That’s a very risky strategy when we are still unsure as to whether there is a lasting immunity once you’ve survived being infected. :worried:

I’d be considering how much money and effort would be needed to rectify all the rusty bits, and whether you’ve got the mechanical knowledge/...

The Dainese one I’ve bought is like a normal jacket but with mesh panels front and back and on the insides of the arms to allow airflow through...