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Since the service? Probably 60 or so.

Hah, well- they eyeballed the sag and called it good. That was the extent of the setup.

Hire bike had Boxxers

Braking bumps- is there a solution to these fuckers other than to avoid them?

What have people done with suspension setup that has made them bearable?

130cm wheelbase works fine on the 599

Thule 599

The one I got has the longest wheelbase allowance of all the Thule ones- one of the reasons I got it

And of course the brakes are on backwards

Hire bike laps today

It’s the ultimate Scooby Doo ending.

Buying a car that is priced roughly around what it would cost to put a set of tyres on it can be fun- but I think you would need to accept a certain amount of unplanned roadside contemplation as being part of the deal.

Rear shock is blown as well

(I popped into the bike shop for advice on suspension setup and the chap found the fork was rocking)

Bushings in my fork are hosed- knocking. Annoying.

A car that doesn’t have an MOT?

I hadn’t thought about the election when I put this on earlier.

Sunny mind

They’re savage already.

I know a retired black cab driver who moved to the Isle of Delight. His political perspective is that the BNP are woke lefties, so I shall enjoy the thought of a Labour island.

I’m genuinely surprised- I would have been of your original thinking.

Yes, loose gravel on the turns also focuses the mind (and the ABS once).

My (freshly serviced) fork is making a twanging noise under repeated hits (braking bumps into a high speed berm). This does not strike me as good.

I think Reform will do better than expected but as that’s at the expense of the Tories I don’t think it’s wholly bad.

My Reform voters went off on one about TR being a British hero, the Sunak admin being left of Blair and that they knew they would let Labour in by voting Reform but they didn’t see any alternative

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