Sir Fallsalot

Its just dawned on me why you've been checking out all those remote abandoned places, it's for a certain body disposal isn't it

Yup i feel perfectly safe knowing they all got guns lets hope they don't take the innocent with them

First post i click on and i see this looks like i haven't missed much

Ducati and electric doesn't bear thinking about

Yes as Yen said better to do one fork at a time

They should be moved as much as the rear has dropped to keep the bike sitting as level as it was before lowing the rear but not always possible

I'm surprised how many people don't do that

Have you dropped the front end as well by slackening the fork clamps and sliding the forks up a bit

A bit late for any advice now

There are a few issues with them as with any other bike but i really like them so a bit bias when i say get one If you can find a good one go for it. They have a dry sump engine and checking the oil level can be a bit of a faff i always ask the owner to show me how to check the oil on it because if he/she doesn't know how to do it properly i'd walk away from it.

What do you want to know

Only a local loop from Ponty to Blackmill but after we split up i went up to the heads of the valleys on the Merthyr common road and home along the ridge road from Pontlottyn to Bargoed

I was out all day yesterday done 108 miles of road and dirt, only photos i took were these This was the first lane of the day and the hardest and this was the end of the day when we all split up and headed home I went the long way home and stopped to look at the view here but not for long as there was an icy wind blowing These were blocking the road but all moved when i went for the camera These were all young bulls but there was one amongst them i had my eye on as he didn't move when i approached and was staring me out as i past. I didn't take a closeup of him as he looked a bit menacing can you spot which one in this photo

you know what a gay bar looks like ? personally i haven't a clue

Well i'll be hitting the dirt tomorrow unlike you casuals hopefully not with my body though

will you still be able to get it on the center stand with the bike lowered

Cant speak for the newer Hilux this was my old wagon and in low range the auto box would hold you at crawling pace down anything other than vertical

This will be Pete's theme tune when he moves to NL

Err i wouldn't call that hard rock

If it happened on the Simpsons then its time to start panicking

Long wheelbase VW Transporter Bob, During the first lockdown i was working in Llanelli, the M4 was empty so i ramped the cruise control up to 100mph and left it there, didn't touch the accelerator or brake pedal from Cardiff to port Talbot never been able to do that before LOL, The van was totally stable and cruised effortlessly, Vans have come a long way from when i first started working.

Have you been taking elocution lessons from Tym on that last line

Sent this to my daughter

No me everything i've seen or driven either have a lever or flappy paddles to shift with manually

Yes my works van has one of the newer auto boxes as in doesn't have a torque converter but a 7 speed duel clutch transmission which you can switch between manual and auto, In manual you can change down the gears and it will hold the gear you've selected but its not a true manual as it will change up or down automatically if the revs get too high or too low to protect the engine and transmission from damage.