Cheers, that would be great.

Forgot to say 160mm rotor, so looking at the hope adapters would mount A be the one?

JRA is a possible, but Merlin dont do the rim i need

Merlin do have EX823 they are down the list a bit away from the other mavic rims.

Harris the hound sighting his next chase.

Have a look here Ecurie Neeps

Germans wallet

There will be nothing wrong with them that 6 months in a humidor wont fix. Even if the wrapper on some of the cigars has started coming away cigar glue will fix them.
How much is a fraction of the price? What you paid plus postage? If so I’ll have them.

I trust Neptune is having his wife and baby present, utilising the largest person on the ship dressed up as the baby in a nappy, a good one for the baby is to have a bag of brown liquid in his nappy which he will burst at the correct moment whilst hugging one of the uninitiated.
You will also require a priest to read out the right of passage into Neptune’s world for each of the uninitiated whilst the executioner dunks them in a suitable large container of the smelliest scraps from the galley topped up with seawater (IBC with top cut off is good for this).
The uninitiated need to kept in a prison for at least an hour before the ceremony then dragged out tied together to cheers from the on looking crowd.
I will see if I have some photos and put them up.

What you see there is pretty much how it is for land based drilling worldwide, much safer in the north sea/offshore except maybe gulf of mexico and asia, you don’t see chain tongs in the north sea these days (those chains you see whipping round the drill collars screwing them together).
Most of the rigs in the north sea these days are 4th 5th 6th and 7th generation units with full or semi automation taking some of the danger and manual labour away from the drill floor.

1981miked, on-line where possible and by post, you say you drive an HGV at the moment, what did you do before that, any mechanical or electrical or hydraulic skills, fixing tractors, heavy machinery, generators, pumps, trucks, cars etc.
Subsea construction from vessels have a varied base of positions from deck riggers through to offshore construction managers.
Yes all those companies take on non graduates, most of the time it is luck, if you send in your CV at the correct time and they have just landed a huge contract they will no doubt be looking for lots of people and if your CV has just landed on HR’s desk you have a chance of getting a phone call, perseverance pays off in the offshore game.

O and I forgot, Oceaneering the take on shed loads of trainees every year.

You mention S club 7, have you also tried Technip, Integrated Subsea Services, Bibby offshore for the Stauration diving Industry they employ electronics techs and train them up to be dive technicians for looking after the ever more complex vessel based saturation/hyperbaric dive spreads.
Also the ROV/RSE industry is busy at the moment but every body is trying to get into that at the moment, and generally they only take on degree qualified techs if they have hands on experience 5-10 years on relevant trade hydraulics or electronics.

Technip
S club
Saipem/Sonsub
ISS
Fugro
DOF subsea
EMAS
Canyon
Deep ocean
Hallin
S3
ROV op
Mermaid
C Innovation
And many more

Cheers,

Scotsman.

For pub grub, the Spiders Web Dyce.

USS Intrepid, my kids loved it, and so did I.

Old military road via Fettercairn if the snow gates are open and you have a 4X4 with winter tyres on and you are feeling brave.
If you have to drive leave early enough and go via Peterculter if you think the road is passable, if not all the way to Anderson Drive across town and out the A96, give yourself plenty time as Anderson drive A96 to Dyce will be busy, once past dyce you will be ok.
I am out past Alford but overseas at the mo so can’t tell what the weathers like!

Train, you can get a direct one from Dundee to Inverurie and plenty taxis at Inverurie station.
You really don’t want to be on the A90 if there is snow on it, queues of traffic back to Stoney possible.

And via Peterculter will just be as bad if there is snow.

I just got the xperia Z, if you don’t mind the size then it is fantastic, best phone I have had, the mirroring and throw functions are great for watching/listening through your smart TV, connects to other devices with no phaff and battery life for such a big screen is good, micro SD slot,16gb internal water proof down to 1 meter for 20 mins??

Last week I stripped serviced and reassembled one of these.
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The Pelican in Aberdeen on one particular night when JR was playing, horrible dump of a place even in the dark (but fantastic), I was unfortunate enough to be in it through the day once with the lights on!!!

Space closing parties.

Bedroom Athletics finest Harris Tweed slippers available from John Lewis, expensive but 8)

@ buzz-lightyear, the feisty horse type beats riding bikes tomorrow regardless of cold :D

timber, I have a 346xp which is just in the 50cc bracket with 18″ bar and is great for most of my cutting, I have some big wood over 24″ in diameter, so was thinking of upgrading for the bigger stuff as the 346 should only be used upto 20″ bar and not being a pro arb find it a PITA cutting over 24″ with the 346, so what would you recommend for occasional use with a 24″ bar that isn’t to much of a beast.

Cheers.

Crysis series, and the one where you kept hearing the little girls voice whispering “help me” used to put the fear of god into me when playing in the dark!

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At 9 months so a bit longer now

I have been using em since they came out, easy to fit easy to set up and have had no major problems.
Bike components de were doing huge discounts on them, the am version, and the XO shifter was also cheap as was the HS BB.

Not a car and no linky but a Honda RC166 as ridden by Mike Hailwood.
Plenty vids on you tube.

I regularly pedal my DH 8″ at the front 9″ at the back bike to my local downhill runs about 6 miles there and the same back.
Shortest travel bike I have is 7″ and that gets used for everything.

Not a tractor, but a plough, although not a regular plough that you would see attached to the back of a John Deere.

I knew this was going to pop up soon :( I will be missing my first season in 32 years! Booked in for ACL reconstruction in December after Januarys disaster in Norway!

Why does it have to be LHD on UK roads? You can order a RHD from a German/French/European dealer.

None of the above even come close to Trans Air Congo, TAAG (Angola) and First Naition Airways (Nigeria), Until you have experienced these or any other west African airline I have had the displeasure of stop complaining!

A Deerhound in it’s natural environments, 2-3 hours a day in the hills chasing small and large furries, 21-22 hours a day lying in his rack.

I have read somewhere that back in the 60’s when the SR71 was being designed Lockheed and the CIA knew that they would struggle to find enough quality manufactured titanium outside of the USSR, apparently those pesky ruskies were the leaders in titanium production at the time.
So the CIA knew they had to purchase it from them, (cant remember the bit about how they did it).
It goes on to say that only 15-20% of the titanium was of any use due to manufacturing flaws forcing the CIA/Lockheed to purchase a lot more from the Russians citing rumours that the Russians knew who it was for thus manufacturing flaws into the materials that were being ordered.
Quite amazing what with the cold war at it’s height around that time.

I’ve got ducks splashing around in what used to be a lawn, no lack of rainfall problem encountered in northern scotchlandshire,

Phenolic plywood or trailer board is what you need

73mm

Highlight: skinned up in the back country at Stranda in Norway.
Lowlight: ACL Ruptured on last day of Norway ski trip.
Learned: That I am getting to old to be launching myself off huge kickers in terrain parks (See above ACL rupture).