No wonder you're skintlloydie wrote:kettles always on bvgBigVeeGrin wrote:Done nothing to the bike. But from recent posts a nice ride out would be up to Lloydies for tea and biscuits, ride around and down to Carl's for dinner. BTW Carl, I discovered ras Al hanout - sort of mixed Moroccan spice - the other day, very fragrant and great with slow cooked chick peas, garlic tomatoes, onion, peppers, ginger, apricots etc etc
tell me about it lolNo sh1t.I do leave a strong lasting impression :-) !!!
Just looked this up Andy and there is no specific mix of spices. It a general name for a middle eastern Arabic spice mix mixed to a shops own blend. So I could grab a load of spices, mix them up as middle eastern flavours and label it as ras Al hanout. So if you like what you bought make sure you back to the same place to buy more as you wont find it anywhere else.I discovered ras Al hanout
Someone is selling them cheap on ebay...jonjonsocal wrote:Fixed a dent on the tank with a matching color tank bra...
Probably give you the ring of fire the following morningcybercarl wrote:Just looked this up Andy and there is no specific mix of spices. It a general name for a middle eastern Arabic spice mix mixed to a shops own blend. So I could grab a load of spices, mix them up as middle eastern flavours and label it as ras Al hanout. So if you like what you bought make sure you back to the same place to buy more as you wont find it anywhere else.I discovered ras Al hanout
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haha - it's not hot, jsut fragrant. Yes Carl, it's much to the preference of the maker, although some of the stuff is a little hard to come by like rose and lavender and other such floral adornments to the flavourdarkember wrote:Probably give you the ring of fire the following morningcybercarl wrote:Just looked this up Andy and there is no specific mix of spices. It a general name for a middle eastern Arabic spice mix mixed to a shops own blend. So I could grab a load of spices, mix them up as middle eastern flavours and label it as ras Al hanout. So if you like what you bought make sure you back to the same place to buy more as you wont find it anywhere else.I discovered ras Al hanout
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That sounds a bit iffy to me. I hope he didn't charge you for fitting the tyre. I bet he's kicking himself because you already had the tyre and did not purchase one from himuneven wear rather than lack of tread?
haha yeah his face did fall a bit when I said I had one but I got it all done on my one day off. it was a Dunlop that came off and a dunlop that went back on . it had done at least 7000 so I guess I had had my moneys worth.cybercarl wrote:That sounds a bit iffy to me. I hope he didn't charge you for fitting the tyre. I bet he's kicking himself because you already had the tyre and did not purchase one from himuneven wear rather than lack of tread?
Oh well, and least your legal and back on the road for another year.
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, and tidied up cut down rear mud guard done by previous owner. Think he used a chainsaw while blindfolded! 
check the volts with the lights and indicators on as they(r1-r6 regs) tend to under charge and leave you stranded in tesco's car park looking like a nob trying to bump start (not easy on a big twin all on your own )Wattys1 wrote:Fitted R1/6 R/R
