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No thanks, have you got any Chum ?

No thanks, have you got any Chum?

Me neither, I'll try to sort it. Probably wine related...

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I'd come and destroy the opposition but that's the price of another bike...

Had that twice and frightened me to death the first time. Bike had over heated and it thought the themostat was dead. 3 cycles sorted it. The last thing that needs to be checked is the thermosat, hence the need to do a heat cycle.
Went away on it's own both times.

LXXIV

I've found that a pair of silk / satin liners help a lot.

https://www.jasminesilk.com/silk-gloves ... clavas/c57

Had a KTM break down on my section of the Somerset run (Alan if I recall correctly).

E. & O. E.

Amazingly legend Shane Warne has joined him (same day)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/60622426

Wonderful character and cricketer....

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/605 ... gn=KARANGA

P.S.

I bought a bag of 50 fuses of the net at a silly (cheap) price. Whenever it happened I just lifted the seat and banged in a new fuse.

I had something similar a few years ago. Every time I used the back brake. The indicators and the horn failed. One of our locals ran a used car business and he had a look. He found a miniscule rubbiing of the front brake wire which was bare (about 1 mm ) and touching the handlebar. A tiny bit of tap...

billinom8s wrote: ↑Mar 2nd, '22, 17:26and they'll do 40,000 miles or 10 years.

You're punch drunk !!! They'll do at least 100k.

Nürnberg 2023....

According to a survey 64% of Americans couldn't locate Ukraine on a world map.

The other 36% said, "What's a world map?"