with something as personal as a crash helmet,i would go to a shop just so i can try it on again, and get a feel for the weight and quality, plus its easier to take back whilst still under warranty if necessary, Mine have come from dealers or accessory shops, too,for these reasons............ but th...

A bonus would be the inability for the Local Authority Revenue and Income Generation dept ( sorry I meant Road Safety Partnership) to reap easy pickings from speed cameras. I would never condone excessive, irresponsible or inappropriate speed (especially in built-up areas) but where I live there is...

Not the same make (if they were Motrax, they're probably NLA as Motrax are defunct). But how about these.... http://www.mandp.co.uk/productinfo/5620 ... rs/Bike-It

Devonboy wrote:Why do some knobs in car's think it's all right to hammer down the outside lane in driving rain and very poor visibility without any lght's on?

I think you answered your own question... 4th word.

They're there to make money, they are private companies so they need to make a profit. But you could also say "don't speed " cheers Spud ;) The sooner this pretence of "Safety" was dropped, and "we want to maximise profit by fleecing motorists/riders" admitted to, the ...

The Spanish Biker wrote:

hotbulb wrote:Another with literary connections.....

CopyofSAM_0675.JPG

Dylan Thomas's cottage at what's it called, Larne? Better than Buggerall anyway

Regs
Simon

That's it, Simon... strictly " The Boathouse" at Laugharne. (or Talacharn)

Another with literary connections.....

P4ulie wrote:

PHILinFRANCE wrote:At least the numpty didn't give up :laugh: what about his mate ? FUBBY TUCKER :woohoo:

There was me thinking he was wearing some seriously impressive body armour

I hadn't realised McDonald's made body armour

And most of the time his mate seems to be falling off a stationary bike....

MadRat wrote:

Gotham city?

The Carl Gall memorial would be at Ballaugh Bridge, IOM, I think... he died after a crash in practice for the 1939 TT. (I have to admit Google was my best friend here!) No idea re the red one though, but typical of the many Victorian Ironfounders/Engineers to put such a plaque on their handiwork, li...