What have you done today ?

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  1. AshBlade

    AshBlade Riding Goddess

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    Ive eaten a bowl of rice pudding..... :D First thing Ive eaten in 3 days.... Wahoooo !!!!!
     
  2. Givover

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    Either a strict diet or the trots your call Ash!
     
  3. AshBlade

    AshBlade Riding Goddess

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    Got the Flu..... and tomorrow i'm going to have a shower....... :D
     
  4. kpone

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    And everyone downwind will rejoice.:D
     
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  5. Si.

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    De-flied my leathers, gave them a good clean in anticipation for the warmer weather ahead... And gave it a good leather treatment with leather genie

    Leather Genie

    fitted my scala g4 to my new lid in anticipation for the warmer weather ahead and fitted a dark visor to the lid in anticipation.....
     
  6. Givover

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    I have just fitted snow guards to the gutters ........in anticipation,!
     
  7. kpone

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    Might get me some of that Mr N. We can rely on you to have 'product' for every occasion.

    Back in the day, I remember watching the old Oil of Ulay advert where they got a dried up Maple leaf and rubbed the stuff in then scrunched it up. When they let it go it just opened up like a fresh one. Being in the leather restoration business at the time it got my attention so I bought some and used it on my gloves. Surprise, surprise it worked. It re-moisturised the leather, beefed up its thickness and density, waterproofed them, just like the adverts said. Still got the gloves, use them for gardening.
     
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  8. Barry_m2

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    Last night I put in a Sigma slipper clutch with HRC friction plates and new Honda metal plates. Just need a quick shake down now, make sure it works! :)
     
  9. shanes

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    left my phone in the taxi and by the time i realised he was gone , got the wife to call it and send alerts and she was tracking it but the fucker kept driving .

    when and picked up a new iphone 5 before we had the store she had logged into i cloud and restored all my contacts , bookmarks etc have to go to get my old number back tomorrow and im good to go but 1000 dollars poorer :-{{
     
  10. Jamiestrada

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    Bugger sorry to hear that matey :(
     
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  11. AshBlade

    AshBlade Riding Goddess

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    Not only have i had a shower today,Ive walked to the post office and Taxed my bike... knackered now i'm going to have to have a snooze...:rolleyes:
     
  12. kpone

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    I'm pleased to see you're both vertical and socially acceptable again Ash. I'll put the vapour rub away for another time.

    You probably didn't realise it but I myself was ill not so long ago but I don't think I mentioned it to anybody at the time.
     
  13. AshBlade

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    Arhhhhh,did you suffer in silence Ken.... or did you take the man route and complain constantly.?????? lol
     
  14. kpone

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    I maintained a quiet dignity and soldiered on in silence.

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  15. jimmy

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    Had a fall at work and cracked two ribs in my back... deep joy
     
  16. exfire

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    Hope you recover soon Jimmy, sounds painful.
     
  17. jimmy

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    Thanks mate, will be ok in a few days hopefully, my fault, took a chance on some scsffold and came unstuck... hay ho
     
  18. Givover

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    Well today has been one of the best riding days for Months and i would have loved to have gone over to The Pondarosa to meet Barney ,but as you can see i had an early morning visit by this little fellar! We are have a new concrete slab and foundations installed today on my site and as you can't drive onto the site to pour the slab the concrete has to be elevated over the roof and back down to ground level using this 40 mt boom concrete pump. It cost about £350.000 and these are made in Germany. The total concrete pumped today was 120 m2 or twenty trucks full. So sorry Barney but our day will come soon.
     
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  19. eyore

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    We used to be in the Crane hire and Concrete pumping business, not any more thank goodness. Its a high risk business, pumping huge foundations and structures like bridges. If anything goes wrong in the middle pf a pour it give a whole new meaning to shit hitting fans :rolleyes: Some of the jobs we did involved two pumps working for 12/14 hours non stop with over 1200m3 :eek: They are seriously impressive machines that need a really good operator.
     
  20. Chillipepper83

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    Today..,I have mostly been celebrating my 30th by fitting K&Ns, PCV (thanks to Arthur), Map Switch, Rizoma rear indicators, proton flush mounts, and hel lines...

    My HRC RR7 is starting to look the puppies! Lol

    Bring on the spring my fellow blade'rz!
     
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