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I'll take one please

Hmmmmmm... Spacers.... Still the work of the Devil

Are you saying you don't subscribe Surfer:)

There's them who do it for the SHOW.

There's them who do it for the GO.

I be in the latter category

Hmmmmmm... Spacers.... Still the work of the Devil

Got to spend those profits somewhere

Not a technical genius. Just a very good social engineer. Plus 'tardy behaviour from OP.

Never ever ever give out your password to anyone/anything....

Always open online accounts for phones accounts that are yours.

Did I mention

Never ever ever give out your password to anyone/anything....

Looking for a new uprated clutch and flywheel for my TT HR 350z.

Does anyone have any recommendation?

I've already PM'd ZMANALEX.

I was looking at O.S Giken clutch kits, but they have a two month lead time.

PSS

as soon as the average temperature is below 7 C

In the winter I run

Michelin Pilot Alpin PA3 225/45 R18 95V XL

Michelin Pilot Alpin PA3 245/45 R18 95V XL

Grippier than a grippy thing. Loves the rain.

Got to be a can opener on the roof...safest way

Mr H, suffering from a little bit of OCD maybe?

You went to an Nissan Garage!

Are you a crazy person

a) I don't like fecking people over and I know there is an element of that in any contracting job -

You only have to be a b*d if you are being treated like a C* and how people treat you is entirely down to your persona.

Most of the time you work nice, sometimes you have to be Atilla the C*.

You only have a functional contract when you get paid for the first months work, So be prepared to walk away.

You get used to be lied too.

I've had some fantastic bosses, agents, colleagues and jobs over the years and have had some real horrors. Just the way the cookie crumbles.

I am a bit of a gobshite - I suffer the same disease... But it's better ooot than in. Some places it's cost my job. No regrets! Ever

I've been contracting for about 30 years.

I've lived and worked in 12 countries during that time.

Contracts have run for a couple of days to seven years in the South of France.

It's not for everybody.

If you like a stable home life with family and friends, it's definitely not for you.

If you find it difficult to make new friends and acquaintances, you find it a very lonely existence.

You have to look after your own arse, no excuses, it's all down to you!

You have to better than anyone you work with... It's a very harsh cut throat world.

You have to learn something new every day or you will become obsolete.

You can be sacked in an instance and the contract you have isn't worth the paper it's written on.

Personally I couldn't do a permie job. My brain would explode with boredom.

Only thing new I'd buy would be this.

http://www.hibike.com/shop/product/p812 ... akerX.html

I love these, I have them on all of my bikes apart from my M9

Makes you go wheeeeeeeeeeeee

yup. Most bearing nowadays are cartridge bearing so there is nothing to grease apart from the threads.

You will need a tools like this to remove the bearings http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/shimano- ... 13629.html.

Only thing you need for a triple crown is the rubber bumpers to stop the frame from being damaged.

This normally comes with the fork.

Nope. Buy second hand frames wheels etc. Very few people ride downhill bikes hard.

Most seem to be bought for 2 weeks holidays in the Alps and never ridden.

Lots of cheap deals over the winter.

BB size will depend on the bike.

Once you know what kind of frame you have, check with the manufactures web site for the bottom bracket size.

What kind of bike are you thinking about?

I'd be up for that.

Been snowboarding for 25 years, skied a good bit before that.

Spent most of my time riding in France, Austria.

Only really ride offpiste if I have a choice.

Not keen on snow snakes or the mogul mice.

I'm old and wrinkle, so I don't do much apres ski nowadays.

Oddly enough, riding a road bike freaks me. Hate descending on them.

Never too old... Oldest person I taught to windsurf was 76.

Get a bike, find forest, ride. Giggle like a loon!

Maybe do a days skill course when you have ridden a bit.

Been riding mountain bikes since 1987.

You would think after all this time I would be good at it. But I'm not

I fear I maybe too old to start throwing myself around the countryside on two wheels though

What has age got to do with it? I'm 50, I just spent the weekend down hilling in Switzerland. I don't expect to stop riding any time soon.

Get a TVR if you want be killed

Corrected that for you

Miltek... Only loud when you boot it.

I went through the really stupidly loud exhaust stage. Loosened my fillings and gave me migraines.

My boss could feel the rumble when I started my car about 1KM away.

He's a bass guitarist in a speed metal band. A tribe not renown as having any kind of hearing ability.

I like my car better now

Spacers are the work of the devil....

Being a geeky engineer I never under stood why people would put these on a car. 'Cos it looks good in not a suitable answer!

I've replace two wheel bearings in the last year on my Infinti FX-35 'cos they had 25mm spacers. I now use them as Frisbee.