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God, I hate this pile of shite
#81
(20-06-14, 02:32 PM)unfazed link Wrote: Christo! Dangerous! No! :eek just misunderstood  :lol

He says glibly from the other side of the Irish sea!!  :lol :lol
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#82
Why run a car at university anyway?  Sell the Fazer, scrap the car, use a bicycle to get everywhere.  If you can't do the 20 miles to work then get a job closer to where you live.

£200 per month for fun?  Enjoy - one day you'll have kids and that will seem like a luxury!
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#83
Cycling is something I used to do loads and could easily accomplish the 20 miles. Whilst its summer you don't even have to combat bad weather and its certainly cheaper. The job though is a placement, so not much choice in the matter for it, so that I understand.

But yeah, £200 per month as "disposable income" is actually a lot more than you think it is. I bet a lot of people on here don't have that
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#84
Christo my best mate kelv has a car lot not far from you, just outside raf wyton main gate. Tell him "loop" sent you..he'll sort you one of his cheap trade ins with a years ticket. I'll pre- emp it woth a phone call if that's the way you wanna go bud...
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#85
(20-06-14, 03:07 PM)ogri48 link Wrote: Christo my best mate kelv has a car lot not far from you, just outside raf wyton main gate. Tell him "loop" sent you..he'll sort you one of his cheap trade ins with a years ticket. I'll pre- emp it woth a phone call if that's the way you wanna go bud...

Now that's one hell of a leg up Ogri - top bloke  :thumbup
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#86
(20-06-14, 02:51 PM)ChristoT link Wrote: [quote author=unfazed link=topic=13680.msg154868#msg154868 date=1403271137]
Christo! Dangerous! No! :eek just misunderstood  :lol

He says glibly from the other side of the Irish sea!!  :lol :lol
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You have hurt me deeply :'( doubting my sincerity  :pokefun :lol
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#87
(20-06-14, 02:57 PM)alan sherman link Wrote: £200 per month for fun?  Enjoy - one day you'll have kids and that will seem like a luxury!


:lol  so true
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#88
(20-06-14, 02:57 PM)alan sherman link Wrote: one day you'll have kids


AAAAAAAARRRRRGH!!!!  :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek
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#89
(20-06-14, 05:51 PM)nick crisp link Wrote: [quote author=alan sherman link=topic=13680.msg154874#msg154874 date=1403272634]
one day you'll have kids


AAAAAAAARRRRRGH!!!!  :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek
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Pahahahahahahahaha  :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
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#90
Gonna add my tuppence worth here, if I had £200 a month to play with I'd be more than happy but I don't so hey ho.
If I was you I would keep project Fazer as that my project and get it up and running the way I wanted it to look and run, 20 miles on a cheap chinese bike is doable no problem, if you don't need transport for any further distances why bother, I would scrap the Pug as all you are going to do is throw good money after bad at it and it will not be worth a penny more and will always need more money thrown at it.
If you worried about falling off your bike, you'd never get on.
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#91
Just a thought....

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#92
Lordy nick, sidecars have come on considerably since the old " sidewinder" blokes used to use to get around the seventies learner laws..
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#93
Well, wasn't actually thinking that Christo needs one to get around any laws, but it did occur to me that he has the ingredients sitting around for a, er.... :think  Yamageot.....or, a Peugaha  :lol
Maybe his parents would be happy with that solution  Wink  :lol
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#94
come on guys....hes already tried that........remember the merc  :lol :lol :lol




that looks well made,but with one wheel on the other side might look a bit odd...
One, is never going to be enough.....
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#95
I would quite happily drive that, Nick!

Ogri, that is incredibly kind, I might well take you up on it! I think I might have gone to your mate's lot back in January... To look at a 106! Not the one I got, as the clutch was quite worn. But still! Smile
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#96
(21-06-14, 08:32 AM)nick crisp link Wrote: Just a thought....

WTF? I thought for a moment it was one of those cautionary posters about accidents between bikes and cars!
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#97
Well, looks like I'll be back in a car. And looks like it will be a Peugeot 206. Hardly the result I was hoping for, but that's life.  Sad

Hey Ogri, check out the French-made Zeus. They are bizarre looking things! But kinda cool!
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#98
The 206's aren't terrible little cars, but they have their idiosyncrasies

The 2L HDi engine is pretty bullet proof though Smile
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#99
(22-06-14, 12:37 AM)Dead Eye link Wrote: The 206's aren't terrible little cars, but they have their idiosyncrasies

The 2L HDi engine is pretty bullet proof though Smile

I'm mainly looking at petrol: 1.1, 1.4 are affordable, and I'm waiting to hear back on insurance for the 2.0 GTI.
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I can't see you being able to afford the 2.0 GTi and the 1.1 petrol is false economy - you have to rag it so hard to get anywhere that you lose any MPG gains unless you drive like a nun. You have a heavy right foot, so that puts you firmly at the opposite end of the scale. Also note that the 1.6 HDi has lower MPG and is actually a higher insurance group compared the the 2.0 HDi, which makes no sense...
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