Bill Prawn

Ahem, Reply 6 But still funny though:)

A black guy goes to the Doctor's and complains that he can't stop jogging. The Doctor puts two lines of white powder on the desk and tells him to snort them. The patient does this and immediately the jogging stops! "WOW" says the guy "is that cocaine?" "No" says the Doc "it's Persil, guaranteed to stop coloured's running."

That'll be you then. What are you doing? Shelf stocking:looney:

You are backing up my thoughts on reposts:blahblah:

Yeah. It's easy to remember and say and it's polite. Plus it gives a Japanese and exotic feel.

Arigato Imports

Not all this bad thankfully:thumbdown

When you get a new one make sure that you hang it on the cover from now on

Yeah he's kept the post the same. Shows us all that he's a bit dim:donkey:

Brakes J-spec:help: Brembo

Looks like it's not a very popular smiley then:whistle:

Just to keep you amused Pass the kleenex

Any news on this?

I think it is only fair for newbies to find out where all the switches and uttons are on their Supra's. Oh yeah and it's a good thread for most embarrassing moment:whistle:

I think he ran off with his dog to where it was legal to get married to a canine:scare:

Parked up on Sunday

Ohhhwww and this as well http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=55747 The fun you'll have this evening:D

Hey Ed, apparently there are footwell lights as well http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=55686 He He I just had to revive this thread, best of 2005.

All materials age and lose their strength. Plus the fit can become loose due to wearing, thus reducing the protectiveness. Every time the helmet gets knocked/dropped it sustains damage (usually unseen) so equally they should be changed if dropped. HTH:OK:

Chris, up untll recently the only Simpson helmet you could buy was a car lid anyway. It was bought by bikers because it looked aggressive but it didn't pass the relevent tests. So yours is possibly a car helmet anyway.

Might be a good idea to change it. The ideal period is 3 - 4 years.

This http://www.jcbsong.co.uk/jcbvideo.asp seems fine

Since 2004 all Motorcycle helmets have to comply with the ECE22-05 directive and not the BS6658, this is why you will find it difficult to get one in a bike shop. Some manufacturers still get a BS pass for their lids but as it is no longer compulsory they don't bother as it is an expensive and un-needed application. You may find some 'older stock' with the BS stamp but beware of buying these, all helmets have a made on date inside the lining attched to the protective shell. Your best bet will be a car racing shop or at the track, possibly a kart circuit or try Demon Tweeks or somewhere similar. HTH

Yeah so there, CJ said, na na na na na:nyah:

What you mean it's a