Thanks thats great

Can I run a e thirteen bash with the plasma guide ok?

Its not to bad, however I think maybe the LBS would be the best option if they can measure to make sure its lined up properly.

Stayed in the Baileys hotel, highly recommended. Walking distance to all sights apart from Vatican handy to get bus to,

Nicole kidman

A rack isn’t an option for a few reasons

Its in an insignia which has got a really sloping roof so I think a practice run will be required!

Have to get space for 4 days of kit as well so it will be a squeeze. I reckon the 2 passengers won’t have a good view!

Stacked side by side or on top of one another?

Bri-72 we are also a 3 man team going s-n end may. What dates you on it? We are leaving Miln on 27th

Is the WHW doable on a hardtail? Also do you need maps or is it all well posted?

Ireland have France and England at home so I’m going for:
Ireland
Fra
Scot
Eng
Italy
Wal

Thats what I was thinking Mr N!

Darts, keeps the eye in for picking those gnarly lines on the trails! :wink:

Guinness, Punjana and fish suppers!

Verses on that route, I think your only direct choices will be BA, Virgin and United. Just go BA or Virgin not United

Depends where you are going and who you can choose from but I will never fly United again and Continental aren’t far behind in terms of uselessness!

American are ok but Virgin and BA are much better. Air NZ if you are flying to LA though

My wife’s car lost power and she was advised by the garage that the car needed to be towed asdriving would damage the engine. The RAC came out and refused to tow the car. They were not interested in helping her at all.
They left her stranded and in tears. A total waste of money. There is no point having cover as you have to sort it out yourself anyway.

But will the new place have legendary millionaires shortbread? Sorry to hear that have always enjoyed the hub servings

Johnny Cash and Joe Strummer doing Bob Marleys Redemption Song

I’m selling this one, trampoline type back £30 posted

Similar issues here, switched to a pike with X-firm spring, problem solved

If your cottage is stone built it is likely that the mortar used in constructing the stone is a lime mortar. This means that a lime plaster needs to be used over the top of it. Lime mortar doesn't set fully and is permeable so moisture moves through the mortar. You say the developer used 'normal' plaster on the walls, if by normal you mean a cement based scratch coat followed by gypsum plaster then this could cause problems. Due to cement setting harder that the lime below, this can lead to cracking and possible debonding of the plaster.

So in answer to your question a lime plaster should be used and perhaps it hasn't?

Feel free to email me if that helps.

Bank hols in NI Monday and Tues so probably a bit of a back log

This looks a decent deal includes reasonable tyres as well for £120

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Kona_Sun_Ringle~Shimano_XT_MTB_Wheelset_-_OE/5360050958/

Anyone in the morning shift?

Fabio stop moaning about replays and pack your bags son. If I were at the FA I'd want some of his wages back!

Capello things England played well, I'll take 6 million a year to say that

Murray will be british then this week, at least it will be something to put in the sports pages in the sun! You just are a very average team and are not good enough to compete at World Cup level

Its dead easy, is it lime mortar?

Yeah its U turn and I deffo need X Firm

they don't have any

661 Kyle straits

£40 mounty. they were very dead on will put on SPD's or flats for you and you get repair gear, helmet etc if you need it. Handy for me as i'm flying so can't bring much

Thanks, Off beat sorted me out with a FSR XC. What about places to eat and drink in FW, any recomendations?

Sorry should have said I will be at Laggan in the evening so will need to pick it up earlier in the day in fort william, the shop at Laggan won't be open.

G, what about Construction, maybe project managment side of things? Out on site most of the time and def plenty or problems to solve.

I'm in the final year of a distance learning degree with the College of Estate Management so you could work and gain qual at the same time. also came from a sales background. It is hard work at times but very rewarding.

http://www.cem.ac.uk

Zed YGM!!!

Don't have the option of being off the feet so I've popped them. Off to get some zinc oxide tape. Cheers

Is there anyone on here that uses a hybrid and is that kind of weight?

I'm currently doing a Quantity Surveying degree through The College of Estate Management at Reading Uni via distance learning. They look at work experience as well as qualifications and give great support during the course. with it being distance learning you can do a full degree in 4 yrs while working full time. Its hard work but can be managed. I highly recommend it

Thanks for all the advice, you haven't managed to put me off just yet! I don't want to be in a city, prefer a quiet town or small village. Think I will start the search around Stirling area. What are the Hillfoot vilages that a few people have mentioned called?