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What have you done today thread?
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Yorick
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KungFooBob
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Re: What have you done today thread?
Have you not seen the thread!
You can build complete motorcycles out of the stuff.
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Yorick
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Re: What have you done today thread?
The new bolts and plate make it as strong as before, The U bolts are to ease my anxietyKungFooBob wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 6:59 pmHave you not seen the thread!
You can build complete motorcycles out of the stuff.
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Re: What have you done today thread?
Just back from a funeral of an old mate. Died in his sleep, no warning, fit lad, 60yo. You never know.
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Noggin
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Re: What have you done today thread?
Well, I'm on a home visit again. Not as tough as last time but damn, still hard (and a bit hurty 
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But - M&S Hot Cross Buns for lunch and proper coffee!!
Pizza for tea - really must learn to make my own cos whilst I'm perfectly capable of eating a whole pizza, arguably, no one (especially not me) NEEDS to eat a whole pizza (even if it is extra thin!!)
And; there's fleurs in my jardin
Had to move into the shade it was a smidge warm in direct sun even at 14h !! LOL LOL
Got to decide on Monday morning if I feel ok to come home for good on Thursday - right now, honestly not remotely sure. I get to see my main physio in the centre before I see the doctor to make the decision and I think I will try and talk to the physio I'll see here once I'm home cos he might be able to help. Nerve wracking!!! Wrong decision could set me back, but I really do want to be home and eating 'normal' food (not a whole pizza every night though!! Just better-for-me food than I get at the centre!).
Hopefully the main physio will be able to help me - and I do need to get some big ice packs for the knee!! I lent mine to someone in resort and whilst she gave me back my crutches, she forgot the ice packs
Fleurs
HCB, good coffee and view
I did cover the scar with a scarf, but still had to move into the shade!!
PIZZAAAAA !!! Soooooo want to try making some for the freezer
)But - M&S Hot Cross Buns for lunch and proper coffee!!
Pizza for tea - really must learn to make my own cos whilst I'm perfectly capable of eating a whole pizza, arguably, no one (especially not me) NEEDS to eat a whole pizza (even if it is extra thin!!)
And; there's fleurs in my jardin
Had to move into the shade it was a smidge warm in direct sun even at 14h !! LOL LOL
Got to decide on Monday morning if I feel ok to come home for good on Thursday - right now, honestly not remotely sure. I get to see my main physio in the centre before I see the doctor to make the decision and I think I will try and talk to the physio I'll see here once I'm home cos he might be able to help. Nerve wracking!!! Wrong decision could set me back, but I really do want to be home and eating 'normal' food (not a whole pizza every night though!! Just better-for-me food than I get at the centre!).
Hopefully the main physio will be able to help me - and I do need to get some big ice packs for the knee!! I lent mine to someone in resort and whilst she gave me back my crutches, she forgot the ice packs
Fleurs
HCB, good coffee and view
I did cover the scar with a scarf, but still had to move into the shade!!
PIZZAAAAA !!! Soooooo want to try making some for the freezer
Life is for living. Buy the shoes. Eat the cake. Ride the bikes. Just, ride the bikes!! 
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ZRX61
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Re: What have you done today thread?
Araldite basically
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ZRX61
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Re: What have you done today thread?
Did a run to the city dump to get rid of the crap roomies son left here... 
..damn near a mile of dirt roads later...
..damn near a mile of dirt roads later...
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ZRX61
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Re: What have you done today thread?
On the upside, a tote I thought was just full of old power cables etc actually had some tools in it... which are now MINE 
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cheb
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Re: What have you done today thread?
Yesterday actually but meh.
I sold some van roof bars , collection only due to their length. A chap arrived on a Transalp, secured them to the bike crossways and off he went.
The German TUV inspection sounds like it works in the same way as our MOT, any known fails get removed before the test, His was, there may be more, a pannier held on with a home made bracket.
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I sold some van roof bars , collection only due to their length. A chap arrived on a Transalp, secured them to the bike crossways and off he went.
The German TUV inspection sounds like it works in the same way as our MOT, any known fails get removed before the test, His was, there may be more, a pannier held on with a home made bracket.
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Noggin
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Re: What have you done today thread?
Coffee on the terrace!! Now RTTL on the terrace
Almost out early enough to see the sun come over the mountain, missed it by about 15 mins - time it took to organise coffee, a sort of breakfast and hobble my way out to the deck !!
Almost out early enough to see the sun come over the mountain, missed it by about 15 mins - time it took to organise coffee, a sort of breakfast and hobble my way out to the deck !!
Life is for living. Buy the shoes. Eat the cake. Ride the bikes. Just, ride the bikes!!
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ZRX61
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Re: What have you done today thread?
Day two of spiffing the F350, pretty much all done except the roof (which I'm too short to see anyway)
Also dealing with the fact that I have a $300 fill-up in my future sometime this month. Oh well. Cheaper than dealing with the aftermath of cleaning up after a nuke...
Also dealing with the fact that I have a $300 fill-up in my future sometime this month. Oh well. Cheaper than dealing with the aftermath of cleaning up after a nuke...
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Cousin Jack
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Re: What have you done today thread?
Opened my birthday present from my lovely daughter.
A selection of red wines and beers from everyone one of the 25 countries I have visited on a motorbike.
A selection of red wines and beers from everyone one of the 25 countries I have visited on a motorbike.
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Remember An Gof!
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Yorick
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Re: What have you done today thread?
CooolCousin Jack wrote: Sun Jun 07, 2026 8:57 pm Opened my birthday present from my lovely daughter.
A selection of red wines and beers from everyone one of the 25 countries I have visited on a motorbike.
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636mick
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Re: What have you done today thread?
Yesterday at The Banbury Run. 400 bikes rode the selection of circuits, only one of which included the Rising Sun hill. Great day out.
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Re: What have you done today thread?
Pulled my fucking back this morning.
Currently can barely move.
Which is especially aggravating because I'm in Chile supposedly being supportive of family going through a very bad time and I'm currently completely useless.
Ffs.
Currently can barely move.
Which is especially aggravating because I'm in Chile supposedly being supportive of family going through a very bad time and I'm currently completely useless.
Ffs.
non quod, sed quomodo
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ZRX61
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