TonyB

No, I don't think he can. When I told him he shouldn't have been there and if he saw a car waiting he should have stopped he 'Well what if it had been a cyclist' There is no room for a bike and a car beside the cycle lane so case over !

You can see from the first two pictures where I was waiting in the central reservation crossing point to turn into work and the cycle lane markings on the road Well I had to wait there for stationary traffic. When the traffic started moving a car held back to let me out I started across the road and didn't see anything moving at about 5 - 10 mph and then BANG. A bloody motorbike using the cycle lane doing abouy 25 mph that did this My Insurance first of all said 50/50 but when I proved he was in a cycle lane they said it'll be a no blame because the motor cyclist wouldn't have been visible when I started and he shouldn't have been there anyway !

another job for you then !

Happy Birthday Jeff Hope you have a good one Tony

I'm travelling from Filey to Morden on Sunday that's why I'm asking Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

What are the parts ? How big/heavy/clean or dirty ? Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

The first point is that the previous owner didn't remove all the auto parts, that flashing is coming from the auto box ECU representing an auto box problem code Some one with more tech knowledge can answer the other points

I'll be down in Woodside park next mon tues evening if that is any help Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

New front wing and bumper and plenty of T cut will sort it ! Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Try Prestige For my requirement my old insurers quoted £6k.... they did it for £360 all in

Flight radar has a search function as well Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

I would say the onus is on you to use the right part, as it was on the supplier in the states, Under UK Law Ignorance is is not an excuse !

You can get real time data from an app called Called 'FlightRadar' It's quite good, Identifies most aircraft and gives height and speed data, origin and destination, plus other optional features

I would drill a hole and bring the adjuster through It's only 5 or 6 mm you need and you can tuck the adjuster cable under the boot cover frame Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

You Could get something like Meister 'R' which are adjustable both for ride height and firmness from almost rock solid to a little firmer than OEM shocks Quite a few people use those

How many of us are left in the Green Meanies ?

Phoned my current Insurer who'd done me a good deal last year to update them that I'd put Meister 'R' shocks all round and they quoted sill money £6000 for 22,500 miles per year including 2500 Business mileage Phoned Tim Prestage and he did exactly the same for £360 ! Call that a win !

Yes, sorry misspelling Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

You can't do better than Bodytech on here Take a look at their threads Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Take a cruise round the local bodyshops and see if it's in there If the police are going to take long it be repaired and sold in that time Hope you do find out and the police do him for not stopping at the scene of an accident and for criminal damage Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

The car could be shipped to Australia in that time !

Hi Si Does Jan's Count as one of those ? Tony

It looks like the that wraps around on 95 - 98 cars I've got one going begging if you want it ?

You should do that on full tank at the start of week and have it last all week if it's a TT My TT is more economical than Jan's NA ! Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Depends so much on what type of roads you're going to be on. I can drive from Filey to London on 3/4 of a tank but can use half a tank just batting around Scarborough on a weekend Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk