On my C drive got a couple of folders with strange names like  279656dd18688b51ecb89.
When I click on them I get a security box saying you do not currently have access to this folder, click here to get access.

Are they legit items or should I be worried?  Virus scans have found nothing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-pjdpUU...ata_player

:lol

Went for a late ride this afternoon up round the mountains at the back of were I live. There I was enjoying myself minding my own business. Just bombing round a nice sweeping left hander, and fecking hell a bee gets inside my helmet. Wee bastard stung me right on my chin. Not that painful but when you are going for it and there is only an Armco barrier between you and a couple of hundred feet drop, it rapidly becomes an oh shite moment.
Lew

http://youtu.be/k6Lb3kFwJRQ

http://youtu.be/LMBsedAeL2U

Ere, Kosmic, I thought your thou was Ivanised! Why you having trouble keeping up with a 600?  :lol

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My mate Dave owns a motorcycle and a car.  Earlier this year he had an accident on his bike which was his fault and a few weeks later a car accident which was his fault. Both minor, no personal injuries to any parties, just dents into rear bumpers due to poor road conditions, he told me. Both parties claimed on Daves Insurance.


Dave has no experience of dealing with the insurance renewal process and needs some advice.  Does Dave need to advise his motorcycle insurer of the car accident when completing motorcycle insurance information and vice versa? What happens if he doesn't? He assumes it becomes void. For how long does Dave need to keep informing insurers of his accident history? i.e, 1 year? 3 years? 5 years?


Thanks for any help you can give Dave, he's a muppet.

Hi Guys,


I am thinking of giving my garage a bit of a fix up before the winter sets in. It developed a crack in the floor a few years back when the temperatures hit -10c and some, which has caused c separation in one of the breeze-block walls. I was thinking of making a reinforced mesh that would basically make up a steel belt going round the garage. I have seen this being done on tenement buildings in Glasgow my whole life and am hoping this will keep it in place.


I have decided to paint the walls and the floor too. It is a normal sized garage (takes a average car and 2 bikes, with tools and other garage related stuff). I was wondering if any of you have painted your garage and hoe porous were the walls and floor?


I am also thinking about insulating the ceiling. The building is watertight, but it gets cold and damp in deepest winter. Its so cold in there that we use it as a fridge for drinks (true story  :lol ). I don't know if the insulation would make any difference?


To finish it off, I will fit some strip lighting I already have and voilà.


Any pointers from folks that have attempted or successfully completed such a task would be welcome.


Cheers

hi im looking for a cheapish flip helmet that's queit as I don't like wearing earplugs heard the cabergs are noisy so whats the options

For some reason, bar end weights just completely befuddle me  :\

I have just taken delivery of and fitted a set of nice new Renthal 758's but I need some bar end weights as they buzz like mad - my existing bars were just as bad and the buzzing has nothing to do with the Renthals

So, they are currently untouched. What do I do oh wise foccers and what do I buy...

I spotted these on eBay but they seem kinda expensive but are marked as for Renthal bars. Now, how are they fitted? Do these come with some sort of thing I put inside the bar or is that unnecessary in this case? Do I need to reuse whatever is inside by old bars?

At the end of the day, I don't want to buy something that ends up being useless and won't fit