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I had mine out today for the first time since the middle of december. Lovely sunny day but bloody cold. My fingers where freezing.

Whatever floats your boat. I think they look like futuristic shrek ears.

TC3 wrote:White go on front while yellow on back, no option

Or black with silver lettering if the car was registered before 1st jan 1973.

I just ordered a htc sensation xe. Back to android then.

This is me in a microlight a couple of years ago. I got a trip in one for my birthday. I think my sister is trying to bump me of

Nasty. We will need to keep an eye on that one.

They salt the roads in the winter. Do they do that where you are?

Personally I don't see the point. I thought a 175 or 200cc would have been better than just a 25cc increase. It might be a but more torquey though with a slight bhp increase. It's above the legal learning limit anyway so how popular it would be remains to be seen.

Anyone heard anything about a 150cc pcx, I saw this on another "forum".

Woolley wrote:looks like a disability scooter...

It's calmed down now. Got my satellite dish realigned . Had council telly for a couple of days. Nightmare!

105 mph on black ford hill in Edinburgh.

A window got blown it at my work, just missing a CL500 by inches. Luck we were closed for the holidays and nobody was in.

gn2 wrote:Lot of money, time and effort to make it look like a joke and handle like a bucket of shite.

Speak your mind Gn2

The "lady's in comfortable shoes" would love one of those.

Congratulations.

We have a couple of customers at my work that use old veg oil from the local fish and chip shop. You can smell them coming from about 2 miles away. But seriously if you are going to use old veg oil then the vehicle should be serviced more often. You will always get some fuel bypassing the piston rin...

gn2 wrote:Ah the diesel HiLux, the car TopGear couldn't kill.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnWKz7Cthkk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTPnIpjodA8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfZDtC9kjVk

I learned to drive in the winter so snow, Icy roads etc don't really bother me too much. It's a bit like riding a bike, look well ahead on the road and be smooth and sensible. You won't go far wrong..

I have a vw polo my wife drives with winter tyres on it at the moment so we will be using that If it get very bad. The winter tyres do make a difference. I was surprised how good even the budget ones are compared to normal summer tyres.