Pendle,safe as houses
anything that will deal with three bikes @ 95/100 mph is alright by me
(if there are any pleecemen taking exception I'll swear that i meant kph

Death at a funeral
very funny british flim..I laughed so hard bits were falling off me

Wife insists on strict "mad" eybrow avoidance measures (upon meeting my older brother she suggested comb them up & back to cover the bald patch0

I've had a Mountain King Supersonic running tubeless for a few months now with just occasional top ups with the pump…although at first the sidewalls erupted with hundreds of tiny white spots of sealant (like trying to pump up a tea strainer at first)

I know pretty much exactly what you mean,did the very same stuff ( the mud club @ Bagleys was a firm favorite)but I didn't start 'till i was 30 & stopped @ 40 I'm now forty-sodding-nine…how fecked-up do you suppose i feel ?
Hang in there mate,its not over 'till they screw the lid down (tight)

way better than you'll be expecting after Bahrain,I shall watch again shortly

eggbeater 2ti@s seem lovely to me so far

Brighter Days- Cajmere with Dajae on vocals

Rockshox Recons @110mm

If the price is not a problem,just fit the replacement on your side-be cool about it and hopefully they’ll appreciate a decent neighbour.

And large resealable bags for your shoes.

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Energy saving trust website may have some info for you.
Having said that, Heat pumps ( Air or Ground source) they are best matched with underfloor heating but after the initial outlay it’s free heat
good luck

Up with people..Lambchop (zero 7 remix)

Dubnobasswithmyheadman by Underworld

Definitely Top (if you want it to replace a bottom pull it can be converted to bottom pull, just swap your old bottom pull quadrant & pivot pin which is longer & unscrews)

Thanks for the routes chaps (don’t know where “chaps” came from must be this un-earthly hour) I shall furnish you with some feedback upon our return.
Hug

According to the local road signs 33 miles

I’m running the UST version on the back and the supersonic on the front (with Stan’s tyre solution)the back end is a bit inclined to wander on the essex slurry but the front’s been great even in these monsoon conditions.
Not even a puncture during a weekend in Affan carrying a lardy git such as I (14 st)

Plumber specializing in solar hot water for the past couple of years,(sub contracting to a solar firm)things got very busy last year,hope it continues although have had to take a bit of a drop in pay partly due to weak pound to euro (panels & controls from Germany)

If you go for the more efficient type of panels (evacuated tube rather than flat panels)and they’re well placed, then 70% of your hot water should be a reasonable expectation. only on heavily cloudy days (& of course foggy ones)should it be inactive,although if you put enough panels on your roof even a day like those would do it,but then the problem is what to do with all that heat when the sun comes out (i’ve seen 167 degrees C on the panels in the summer