jon5698

It was good to see it in the flesh on sunday mate, it is truly stunning! And Bossco sorry for keep calling you Kenny, my head was up my arse as it was too early

They have the actual back rest foam but not the replacement fabric piece.

Have a search for capital seating, when I had my EK9 I was able to buy the side bolsters for the seats and fix them myself. So they might do the top sections as well.

I remember doing my medical in 99 in Scotland somewhere and it consisted of the normal medical examinations, urine tests for drugs and alcohol, eye tests etc and for the fitness side it was a 1.5 mile run in under 12 minutes ( drops to 10 minutes when you do your training in the Infantry ) there were strength tests with Ammo tins to see if you could lift a set amount of weight, they counted how many pull ups and sit ups you could do. I would imagine you will have to do some sort of written exam if you are going into a trade in the Navy as the lads who wanted to be in the Engineers had to sit one. Can't remember if there was anything else it was a long time ago lol.

Thats not the one that Ryan has been working on is it? as he was in Germany tuning a Litchfield car.

Ah right, get you now mate. I was just on about the standard anti-theft one i had in mine.

How do you work that out? the tracker is only activated when you tell them, and it only gives cooardinates to the police not speeds you have been doing etc.

Try http://www.noeldazely.co.uk i was paying £799 fully comp for my facelift TT6 when i was 26 and only 3 years ncb, get a tracker fitted to it as that brought the cost of mine down a lot.

I have a CUBE Ltd race and can second the quality of them, the only thing i feel i had to change was the pedals and fitted some different grips.

I would imagine it will be on flashsportsstreams, £40 for the year and you get everything.

I have the GO PRO but it isn't the HD one, think i paid about £130 for it the other year to use when i rode around France.

I would have the BBS mate they are different and look awesome.

Ha ha you should just get some cuffs to attach him to it!

I just noticed the rear cage, when did you fit that chris? is it a bolt in one? no more trips for Davy in the back then lol

It is not a hard job to do, you are just better having the right tools to make the job easier. If i didn't spend most of the day driving round exhaust places looking for new studs it would have only taken about 2hrs to do!