What did you do with whatever else you've got?

[fazersharp]

Yep I did the exact same thing a few years ago on a bosh washing machine until finally the pcb burnt out, after about 14 years didn't think twice about buying another bosch

[unfazed]

Fist time in 9 years taking it apart, certainly well put together and was suprised how easy it was to take apart and put back together. :thumbup

[JKay]

Great weekend on the river.

What river and what boat ?

[slimwilly]

Took the Fireblade out last night down to Burnham on sea and then called by the Weston Super Mare bike night on the prom



Picked up some passengers on the way back

[fazersharp]

I love the "splay pattern" on your lid it makes it look like the lid is coming at me out the screen

[nick crisp]

I love the "splay pattern" on your lid it makes it look like the lid is coming at me out the screen

Don't you think it's time you gave up the hallucinatory drugs at your age?

[YamFazFan]

Visited the Rolling Stones exhibition at The Saatchi Gallery today. Well worth a look if you are a fan  :guitar


http://www.stonesexhibitionism.com/

[nickodemon]

Went for a spin on tuono v2

[nick crisp]

Caned the Striple again today. Well, it's the only way it can be ridden  :evil


Went up to the Hartside in the afternoon, had a sniff around this:





Which looked nice through the rose-tinted specs  8)


Then went home for tea, but hadn't had enough, so blatted down to the Lakes, where I did discover that the A591 is open again, yay! So now, for the first time since moving up here, I can access these views again:








Blencathra:





Skiddaw:





Thirlmere:








Then proper caned it home  :evil :evil

[Millietant]

Liz and I cycled the British Heart Foundation 50 mile Cotswolds ride yesterday with a few friends from Yorkshire.

Probably didn't help spending Saturday night in the pub (had to get up at 5.30 Sunday morning to get down to Cheltenham ready for an 8 o'clock start to the ride), but the ride was great and the weather was fantastic. A few nice hills (no nasty ones) and lots of quiet roads.

Weekend after next we do our annual Coast to Coast cycle ride (150 miles approx) - we have 30 riders with us and hope to raise a load of money for Macmillan Cancer Support - will post up a Just Giving link, hoping for a bit of support from you guys on here. This is our ninth consecutive year of organising and doing this ride - especially poignant as we've lost 3 family members to cancer in the last 18 months and Liz has a 30 yr old friend going through chemo right now.

[nickodemon]

That's a really great thing you are doing. Well done for your 50 mile ride and best of luck raising funds for your cancer charities. :thumbup

[esetest]

Washed and chamoised. the Guzzi , then rode it to Bibury via the Mendips , Longleat , Bath , and Corsham .

[esetest]

Thats fantastic , good luck with your other challenge , finished mine on Sunday , completed the my Marathon challenge and have raised £75 for BHF .
Liz and I cycled the British Heart Foundation 50 mile Cotswolds ride yesterday with a few friends from Yorkshire.

Probably didn't help spending Saturday night in the pub (had to get up at 5.30 Sunday morning to get down to Cheltenham ready for an 8 o'clock start to the ride), but the ride was great and the weather was fantastic. A few nice hills (no nasty ones) and lots of quiet roads.

Weekend after next we do our annual Coast to Coast cycle ride (150 miles approx) - we have 30 riders with us and hope to raise a load of money for Macmillan Cancer Support - will post up a Just Giving link, hoping for a bit of support from you guys on here. This is our ninth consecutive year of organising and doing this ride - especially poignant as we've lost 3 family members to cancer in the last 18 months and Liz has a 30 yr old friend going through chemo right now.

[slimwilly]

I bought some oil and filter and there on the shelf was a tail tidy ,so on impulse I bought one for the fireblade.
While I did it I also removed the rear pegs, that was a pain, had to split the subframe, the retaining bolts are inside the frame.
Before


and after

[esetest]

Went to Whitehall garden centre , got some bark , had a coffee and a chocolate cake , and spent a couple of hours enjoying the garden .

[Billy Balthorpe]

Picked this up yesterday. So that's two of these ive got now in the same colours.








Its a mess, mouse nests everywhere, when I eventually got the tank open it was horrible. The fork stanchions are focced, as are chain and sprockets, cant get the callipers off, exhaust is standard and was only fitted 12 months before the bike was left in a garden, so hopefully I can rescue it. 

[nick crisp]

Picked this up yesterday. So that's two of these ive got now in the same colours.








Its a mess, mouse nests everywhere, when I eventually got the tank open it was horrible. The fork stanchions are focced, as are chain and sprockets, cant get the callipers off, exhaust is standard and was only fitted 12 months before the bike was left in a garden, so hopefully I can rescue it.

Breaks your heart to see such a lovely bike left to rot like that 

[ChristoT]

I went to Rhossili on Sunday, and got 2 flights in on my hang glider!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7bwzAeEUt8

Even better, those two flights were enough to see me signed off! As of Thursday, I will be a hang glider Club Pilot!

[red98]

well done christo  :thumbup ......now,put the glider away and get out on your fazer 

[Exupnut]

Nice vid Christo...I'm impressed.