I may be able to help you there, I actually have 2 engines (both 2014) one the output spline worn out, other cylinder gone. I was trying to get them down to 1 working unit but Covid has screwed that up. They're both at an old work colleagues place 90 miles away from me, so would have to wait post lo...

bikenav wrote: ↑Sat Dec 12, 2020 10:21 pm unsure of buying a electronic gadget used see what comes a long.

I mainly buy second hand / reconditioned electronics; ignoring anything clearly damaged, they tend to either be heavily used but well cared for, or barely touched. Certainly don't discount em

Unfortunately Jak, we've been swimming in sh*t for quite a few years now, both metaphorically & literally. The ability to discharge into waterways during any storm event, has meant that our rivers and sea is now nearly back to the dark times when I was a kid. We have a river near me that is now ...

I hope nobody has a holiday booked to an EU destination Jan - Feb. Looks like we're now barred :o https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/dec/09/uk-holidaymakers-could-be-barred-from-visiting-eu-under-covid-safety-rules This is due to the Covid19 situation...but of course you knew that :roll: Of ...

I hope nobody has a holiday booked to an EU destination Jan - Feb. Looks like we're now barred

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... fety-rules

I've had my CCM insured with them the last 4 years, the premium has gone down each year....which is a change, anything I could find cheaper was dubious or with hiked excess. I did offload full no claims from another bike this year which is possibly why I didn't get an increase. They're an insurance ...

Get yourself a carving bar for chainsaw and get carving 👍 Is it not a bit more sophisticated than that with special saws rather than just a bar change. I've always fancied a go after watching the pros do it at forrestry shows when I worked in the industry but thought my saws were not suitable. Not ...

If you're planning on doing any sort of wood carving, you really should be using a chainsaw for the meat, changing the bar to a tip carving option to get it to the point where (unless you're a saw god) you're using sanders / hand tools. Anything where you're involving what's a whiry angle grinder in...

daveuprite wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2020 9:28 am Not sure I grasp what he's trying to say. That's the problem with vague people like this - you never know where they stand.

It's so hard to tell when someones just sitting on the fence like that I remember he wasn't best pleased about Brad Pitt as a house guest

Do you need it working off the bike? Direct to battery there are many excellent options, lithium battery powered not so many decent ones. Something came up on my facebook feed the other day that looked pretty good, however I've had an Avade heated base layer for (this winter 4 years) its not as warm...