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What about business vehicles, I drive them quite a lot, how would one know,especially when the onus is on the driver?Pay attention?
What about business vehicles, I drive them quite a lot, how would one know,especially when the onus is on the driver?Pay attention?
What about business vehicles, I drive them quite a lot, how would one know,especially when the onus is on the driver?
Curious - frame builder details?Frame builders who can't make brake mounts straight. Building up custom job for a customer & had all kinds of fun & games with the rear brake mount. Bloody thing is too far outboard, by about 2.5mm at the lower end & 8mm at the top! To add to the complication, it's also angled out vertically as well, so two-way compensation is required. After multiple attempts, I finally managed to make a set of spacers at just the right angles & thicknesses to get the brake on & sitting properly. Pain in the bloody arse!
I am all for it. Just dont want to be on the other side of a $1500 fine or god forbid crash into someone. Would you?chase up your department that handles the rego
FML getting rid of rego stickers is great yet there is always a few who carry on like its the end of the world
Except avid. They should be spelled "breaks" :whoo:LTIH: people who can't differentiate that breaks are broken and brakes are for stopping with. /spelling nazi]
I am all for it. Just dont want to be on the other side of a $1500 fine or god forbid crash into someone. Would you?
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I renewed mine using the new online app, took all of about 3 minutes from paying for greenslip online to car being registered with RTA (sorry RMS)A sticker doesn't stop that now.
NSW RTA emails you as well as posts the rego form which is all completed online its a bloody brilliant system
Treading lightly on the anti-name & shame rules here, but google Bamboo Bike Maker (dot com)......Curious - frame builder details?Frame builders who can't make brake mounts straight. Building up custom job for a customer & had all kinds of fun & games with the rear brake mount. Bloody thing is too far outboard, by about 2.5mm at the lower end & 8mm at the top! To add to the complication, it's also angled out vertically as well, so two-way compensation is required. After multiple attempts, I finally managed to make a set of spacers at just the right angles & thicknesses to get the brake on & sitting properly. Pain in the bloody arse!
Treading lightly on the anti-name & shame rules here, but google Bamboo Bike Maker (dot com)......
Bits of grass joined with carbon lugs. The brake mount is on one of said lugs, and I don't think it's unreasonable to expect such mounts to be within a millimetre of perfection. 8mm off-line is unreasonable on any frame.You're expecting micron-perfect measurement and positioning on a frame made from a type of grass?
Feel a hell of a lot better about my little trip over the bars now.also, the result of a guy riding my local trails for the first time the other day,
http://s26.photobucket.com/user/moorey1971/media/image_zps9fadfae8.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0
LTIL (a little bit), vet payment plans and not being that guy.
5 hours surgery on bloke with Medicare.Hi F
Feel a hell of a lot better about my little trip over the bars now.
'Tis the season to be injured. I have a week and a half to recover from a sprained ankle before we ship off to Tassie, will be royally pissed if I can't ride.
Hope the pooch is going to be ok.
What happened to your dog?Thinking you might JUST about be able to afford Christmas this year, then, BAM!,
also, the result of a guy riding my local trails for the first time the other day,
http://s26.photobucket.com/user/moorey1971/media/image_zps9fadfae8.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0
LTIL (a little bit), vet payment plans and not being that guy.
She's a whippet, running at 40mph, on a bush block with lots of fallen trees....and Roos. One or the other does that to her at least every 6 months. Last time it was a finger thickness stick impaled almost right through her chest, the time before it was a big roo that didn't feel like running.What happened to your dog?
We had similar with our blue healer Cattle dog. He managed to limp most of the way home behind the ute before we noticed something was wrong, so we put him in the tray.Last time it was a finger thickness stick impaled almost right through her chest,