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"Even the dentists"! Poor sods. :ROFLMAO: (I'm not a dentist, thankfully).

Me and my tree.

I lay my Shimano charger on a bare concrete floor and keep everything flammable well away from it, just in case!

Great stuff! I'll make a note.

@Sparkomatic @Davvee @kefconstruction There are two new optional loops on the red that used to be "off-piste" and mine! The first one is short, maybe one third of a mile and runs parallel to the blue in the opposite direction. The latest one is much longer and adds about 1.5 miles (not...

If I thought that my emtb supplier was "price gouging", I have a simple action to take: buy or not. The fact is that a perfect market exists: many buyers and many sellers. The price goes up and down in line with the stock available to sell vs the demand. We have seen this before during and...

I have the same problem with gloves. But I'm not seeking help.

Finding your sit bone width. Get some corrugated cardboard, place it on a flat surface and sit on it. Don't sit on it whilst wearing a thick pair of jeans or your winter padded trousers! Having sat for 10 seconds or so, lift off and inspect the cardboard. You will see two ill-defined...

Maybe the AI experiment is over?

Super funny!! I actually laughed out loud and I'm still grinning from ear to ear! :ROFLMAO:

My eyes! My eyes! :eek:

I'm pretty sure that @Stihldog is a lumberjack and therefore he was faking working for a living!

Nice picture, but that trail is not for me. I'd be constantly looking at the view and riding off into it! :eek:

I can take care of that for you! Go on let me, let me. Think of how much it will go up in value; there is always some tosser from the big city who has a dream to live in a listed building.

Consider it as a talisman. As long as you carry it, you will never need it. :ROFLMAO: The downside is that the longer you carry it around with you the stronger the wish that you had saved your money, the stronger the urge gets to sell it, give it away or leave it behind. As soon as you do that...

2" too tall or 2" too wide? One is a fixable problem; the other is a disaster! :unsure:

You just have a different super power! :)

I think it is great that you are prepared to dig in to the workings and fix it yourself. But if you fail to fix it and take it back to the shop, there is a risk that they may say that because you had a go, the warranty is void. It is brand new and should be working properly, let them sort it out.

I came across one of those today:

I have the metric system, or more accurately the SI system (Systeme Internationale) to thank for my career success. When I was at school, I was taught in the imperial system and I never really understood physics and mechanics. We had the same terms for weight and mass and some seriously weird...