bill_qaz wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 11:40 am Stay with us
Why should we suffer alone

As they say:

"A problem shared becomes half somebody else's problem"

I'm paraphrasing a bit, but I'm sure that's about right

Well, I think I'll still drop in from time to time, I'm a bit addicted to watching the photo chain link thread (when will it next get back to the chairs?) and the general chat. Glad there's a few Hitchikers guide fans on here, always loved the books., I'm off now for a nice Brownian Motion generator...

Last night I said cheerio to my DRZ400, waved it goodbye as it disappeared into the sunset on a trailer, to be used and abused round the Leicestershire lanes by its new owner, so I am now officially no longer and Adventure Bike Rider. The truth is in the 12 months before the lockdown started I was r...

"This would create a "quiet" Lane for motorists who feel threatened by the cut and thrust of motorway driving, or motorists who just can't be arsed changing lane."

We've already got this, surely?

Lane 2.

People's Front of Jay-Walking....

Splitters!

Or is that the Popular Front of Jay-Walking? Can never remember.

I converted an old Marin FRS with a hub drive, I would concur with what Bojer said - it was great for smoothing out gentle climbs, but the power delivery felt a bit like a light switch, so not so great for delicate control (although I think this was as much to do with the kit using a pedal sensor ra...

Do I win?

You missed 'Fu' off the start of your thread title....

Bought a couple last year and they're great - only downside is because of the small footprint they tend to sink into softer ground. Only a problem until you have 4 crushed beercans available (and in my case, by the time you have the fourthcan available, you're sitting on the floor anyway )

Convertible?