It looks like a lot of those bits of gravel have been conveniently cemented together to make a nice concrete workspace.
barbagris
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Still bloody painful on ageing knees.
Steve8319
Supercharged
The gravel is my nut, bolt and washer store, oh and bits of wire and electrical connectors. If i ever need something I just root around in the gravel. I lost the lid off my Solvol Autosol yesterday and sure enough a quick root around in the gravel and I found one, exactly the same as the one I lost so a great result.
24 c today so an impromptu ride to take in long straights, slow traffic and winding back lanes. Tick over is smoother, slow traffic filtering smoother, no surging. Pick up is very snappy, front lifts and back tyre sits down with a large handfull, I like chirps, cheeps, crickets or whatever its called. Induction roar at high revs is awesome, no decel popping and the exhaust bass sound on the overun gets in your head. I found myself trying to sing this tune coming down a hill on the overun
24 c today so an impromptu ride to take in long straights, slow traffic and winding back lanes. Tick over is smoother, slow traffic filtering smoother, no surging. Pick up is very snappy, front lifts and back tyre sits down with a large handfull, I like chirps, cheeps, crickets or whatever its called. Induction roar at high revs is awesome, no decel popping and the exhaust bass sound on the overun gets in your head. I found myself trying to sing this tune coming down a hill on the overun
