Sold out at the hardware stores, I'm going with plywood and a generous coating of grease

Cleaning them as I type. Any recommendation for load sequence for the 12 gauge - should I go No 8, No 4, buckshot and repeat
I wouldn’t go near a kit car, but there are some excellent factory built turnkey cars available from: Superformance (pictured), Kirkham and ERA.
Thanks, I was wondering where it had goneSandstorm wrote:Can someone please send me the home address of the cnut @ Microsoft who decided that the Search box on the O365 client should move from the RHS of my Mailbox and up onto the top of the mother-bastard application border?![]()
Thank you in advance
Thanks, he'll be studying engineering at A&M, so we'll have an Aggie in the family, which will be a bit of a cultural change for us Englishers....Mr Mike wrote:
Good luck to your son for the next stage.
Perfect for chasing those KOM's....during your group rides, obviouslyukjim wrote:On a happier note I have just bought some new wheels.
I just can't understand how us engineers get the reputation for being anally retentive.....Uncle Fester wrote: You can tell I'm process rather than mech eng, can't you!
Hey MM, how are you guys doing, keeping up the Houston tradition of totally ignoring any Gov't guidance, particularly when it comes to CovidMr Mike wrote:Hmmmm beef ribs... good bump
Nice, just in time from spring and solo rides Social Distancingrustycruiser wrote:We are all going to die. Might as well get a new bike. Just delivered today. My first ever NBD.
Ball pein hammerJensrsa wrote:^^^
Clawhammer and chain
Ballhammer