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Buckster

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Buckster last won the day on February 28

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    Edinburgh
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    Harley Davidson FLHX Street Glide, a real motorcycle

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  1. I hope you got the money before you blocked him like any proper scammer would.
  2. I think @Saul did an excellent job of bike of the month.
  3. Finally tracked down the vacuum leak on the turbo in the car, the vacuum pipes were like a plate of spaghetti, I have now rerouted them all so I can more easily work on them in the future, what the hell Mercedes were thinking when they built it is anyones guess. Anyway, I replaced a couple of hoses as they were old but nothing was leaking, turns out it was the MAP sensor on the manifold, I am guessing the membrane is perforated in the sensing module as the fault seemed to be more likely to happen on wet days, I had previously thought it might be electrical but I checked, cleaned and waterproofed every possible connection. Seems it was being affected by barometric pressure. It must have been feathering the waste gate actuator as well as now it has a lot more boost and I can hear the turbo spool up sooner. Luckily I had a used MAP sensor in my spares drawer.
  4. What happens with a group of gay men in the woods stays in the woods.
  5. Well done @Skippy, I suppose I have to put that Chinese shite on the front page now. Personally I think our resident cyborg @YamaHead was robbed.
  6. Anything will be better than the shed on the front page now.
  7. What about your last track day?
  8. Bitumen sprayers are classed as plant. I didn't realise you had packed in proper driving, probably a wise choice given your track record though.
  9. It isn’t classed as plant if it is materials delivery, that only applies to excavators, road rollers, cranes etc..
  10. I’m sure it wouldn’t be the first time you had a wet arse.
  11. It looks like it depends on the year, some are saying you can get a flat bladed screwdriver into the right hand side and lever it out.
  12. I did a quick search and it looks like you have to remove the trim piece that the light is housed in first which if it like the one in the video runs fully along the top of the rear hatch. Good thing is that pattern part lights are available for under £20.
  13. No, you are 100% breaking the law and if you are caught you will lose your CPC.
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