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Looks ace @jambon I've got proper garage envy. Looking forward to continued updates on the garage and the bikes.
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Good deed done for today. Well done!
If you have a decent level of security with the jack or a jackstand you can always give a quick kick to a wheel whilst seated to try and break it free. -
Can't unsee this now!
The frame looks great in that colour. Wish I'd never sold my Waugh now.
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You'll get a big ICE install in that.
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Not sure how @johnnettles2 finds his later car but my dad's earlier ID19 isn't something that could really describe as "hustling". It is incredibly fun though and a real occasion every time you drive it.
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Think Dickies do ones with a kneepad. Incidentally I nearly bought some Carhartt dungarees last week but settled on the stock work pants.
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Yeah it's owned by Neil who works at JDM Distro and runs Juicebox. Think they are in Waterford. One of the few automtive youtube channels that I enjoy.
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(Weird) Hive mind question. Starting to pack our stuff up to be shipped back to UK from Canada. Can't fit the stupidly large case my speedy came in into my luggage I'm flying back with. Am I best to remove all smaller items (straps, loupe, weird paper weight, warranty cards etc) and bring back on my person and ship the box back with our other stuff or am I best to try and take the whole thing with me in my case?
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I'm about to move back to the North East and the Giant Spoon is something I've never seen so knowing theres good gravel round there, it's not gone on my list of rides.
The Steamroller looks ace. Shame you've not got on with the For Shreds. They've been on my list to try for a while as I love the look of them.
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Yeah I think it's just everything in that time period. Anyone who was a teenager at that time, now has enough money to realise the dream and when they go to look and find that there are less good ones left than they produced originally, it drives the price up. 90's nostalgia seems to be hitting particularly hard.
In reference to your latest update, how does the SRAD compare against something more modern like your lovely Aprilia?
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