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Events, Motorcycle Road Racing, Motorcycling, Motorsports, news, Sports, Tourism
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Events, Motorcycle Road Racing, Motorcycling, Motorsports, news, Road Racing Results, Sports, Tourism
Events, Motorcycle Road Racing, Motorcycling, Motorsports, news, Road Racing Results, Sports, Tourism
Motorcycling, Motorsports, news, Sports
Motorcycle Road Racing, Motorcycling, Motorsports, news, Sports
This process can be applied to any bulb located in the rear cluster.
TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC-TIC
This noise coupled with an extremely fast flashing indicator normally means a blown bulb.
So on this occasion it was the rear nearside that had decided it had served its time.
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I thought this would be a good potential way to attack, but not necessarily kill two birds with one stone. I recently purchased some ACF-50 (Anti Corrosion Formula 50) to treat and protect my new bike for the rest of the winter, from the rest of the winter, and after much reading ACF-50 seems to be the product to do that!
Here is how I have described it on my YouTube Video…
Today my GoPro HD Hero 3 Black Edition arrived. Awesome.
UK stock has been hard to come by but it is here. Now it is on the charge and I’m doing a bit of reading.
So coming soon is my I boxing photoshoot, which will hopefully be quickly followed by my initial review.
Awesome looking bit of kit though!
On a day that many Ken Block fans (me included) look forward to as much as the release of the next Gymkhana video today say the first official sighting of the Ken Block Ford Fiesta HFHV (Hybrid Function Hoon Vehicle). It was due a day or two ago but got postponed, but hey here it is and just look at it, who gives the littlest of a sh£$ that it was delayed this thing is an absolute work of art.
No more words, just look…
So personal choice of watch is the Casio G-Shock, however I am partial to the Edifice range also. The Edifice range feels more formal and therefore may be more suitable for certain circumstances.
An Edifice for example may give a better first impression at a job interview than say a bright yellow G-Shock, then again the G-Shock could actually say a lot more about you than a metal banded watch. Who knows? Who cares? Let’s just settle for they are a different style of watch that may suit you sometime when you fancy a different style of watch!
Today is only the first day back to work for the majority of the world after the Christmas break.
Even so, having been doing a little bit of light browsing on the net the rumour mill is already going mental with predictions of what Apple will be throwing out to us this year.
To save you the trouble of checking out all these rumours at such an early stage here is the summary.
Lets see how many of them turn true over the next 12 months.
1. iPad Mini with retina display (99% likely).
2. iPhone 5s (40% likely).
3. iPhone 6 (59% likely).
4. Coloured next gen iPhones (65% likely).
5. iOS7 (99% likely).
6. iPad 5 (99% likely).
7. Some AppleTV upgrade. Most likely a huge upgrade.
8. A6 processor. (99% likely. Also 99% likely that Samsung won’t be making it).
9. Different iPhone screen sizes. (10% likely).
Hopefully this little list will quench your thirst for rumours. I’m interested in watching how they develop.
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
600 people reached the top of Mt. Everest in 2012. This blog got about 2,300 views in 2012. If every person who reached the top of Mt. Everest viewed this blog, it would have taken 4 years to get that many views.
If Santa has just brought you a nice new shiny SSD or you are running out of space on your HDD / SSD and are disgusted by how much space is actually used on backups of your iDevices you need this guide, it could save you gigs of space and is pretty easy to sort out!
The simple fact is we all need backups, but why not put them someone you want it to be instead of cluttering up vital space.
Apparently the new iTunes is ground breaking, designed from the base up, intuitive, streamlined and ready to rock your musical library!
It is now here, and ready for download, and has been for a couple of days. I have been using at it now since its release and I quite like it. However I really liked iTunes 10, I know people said it was bloat, useless junk, however it did what I needed it to do, and for that reason I liked it.
So how then does iTunes 11 cope or compare. Well in my opinion at this early stage it copes, but only just. There is no doubt it is nice to look at but in my short time playing around with it I have the following questions!
