Craig David

We fear change.

Agreed.

All the best lads, all the best. :duffer:

http://www.300zx.org.uk/model_variations.htm

I've got one - Snooper S4 IIRC. I've only been past one laser operated trap - one of those camera vans. It didn't go off but they might not have been set up and using the laser when I passed it. I certainly didn't get a ticket either.

Sounds like the reg/rec has failed.

The MV F4 has to be the best looking bike ever. I move a lot of bikes around for work. IMHO a small number of well used straps is better than loads of them. There's a chance they'll rub the bike or the ratchets will bounce and scratch something or the pressure will bust a plastic lug or something.

:rofl:

Went a few years ago (maybe 2001 or before?). Stayed somewhere on the Cap Bon Peninsula - could have been Hammamet? Hammamet is the most popular/biggest tourist resort in Tunisia with all the plusses and minuses that entails. http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk will be best for hotel recommendations. The ancient settlement at Kerkouane was great if you like that sort of thing.

I wouldn't put it on it's side. It may damage the panels / bars / indicators. I think the battery's a sealed one but oil and coolant might dribble out. If the battery's not sealed then acid would leak too. It's easy enough to strap them down with the bike upright - one ratchet strap each side going to something solid plus one mor round the front wheel.

She always told me big wheels looked good but ruined acceleration. :rofl:

Isn't the bit on top an old Morris Traveller? I think my Gran had one of those. Hers had smaller wheels though.

Good luck with it all. Stay at the head end. ;)

Can't say I really agree with these figures. Sorry. Judge each car on it's own merits IMHO.

:( RIP Jay. My thoughts go out to those who knew him, his family and partner.

Well, having insured a car and a motorbike for 15 years and never claimed on 30 years worth of premiums, Ensign can cough up for the OE Japanese glass. Even if it is £1200. Cheers for the info chaps. :duffer:

I'm going to get my cracked windscreen looked at. Looks like my insurance will pay for a repair or replacement (less £60 excess if it needs replacing). I remember reading the glass is a different colour on imports and UK cars. Mine's an import - any idea how the glass differs so I can make sure they fit the right sort if needed. Cheers!

Cheers mate, I'll give them a try then. :duffer:

Oops, yes, 'star' I'm fully comp but if I can get it done for under £50 there's something to be said for not involving the insurance company.

A stone hit me windscreen today - and cracked it. It's a star shaped crack about the size of a 2p in the wipers 'swept area'. Any idea where to get it repaired? And idea what a repair like that costs? Cheers folks. :duffer:

Nice one mate. Hope she enjoys the new job. There's good money to be made in that line of work if you have the right temprament.

Agreed. Plenty of European counties only let people sign on for a few months. Here we let people do it for their whole lives.

I've got black wood (!)

What's all this shouting, we'll have no trouble here! I paid more for my na auto than any tt manual advertised at the time. It's the connosieur's choice. ;)

Burn the soles of her feet with a hot crack pipe! ;)