Day 7 in the Big Brother house...

[Plugsnpoints]

I Fitted shiny new number plate to the renovated mudguard...

It took me ages to make sure the letters and numbers were positioned correctly using thin PVC lining tape and a steel rule! It's the beginning of the reassembly though, and it's a great distraction.

Has anyone else been finding motorcycle related jobs to do?

[spookefoote1956]

I've kept moderately busy

[Rob Harknett]

Not done any jobs in the garage, but found a pack of 25 masks unopened. So will put them to another use.

[Winkie]

Finally got around to fixing a rattle in the fairing of my S.....i. The main fairing bracket had come loose so it is not only British bikes that vibrate bits loose.

[SPRIDDLER]

Has anyone else been finding motorcycle related jobs to do?

I spent half an hour today sorting out nuts.

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[Greybeard]

I spent half an hour today sorting out nuts.

There's a coincidence. So did I - but you ain't gettin' a picture

Steve

[alanjennings]

It's not May yet, Neville!

[SPRIDDLER]

It's not May yet, Neville!

They're what's left from last Autumn's dog walks o'er hill 'n dale.

There's a coincidence. So did I - but you ain't gettin' a picture

Thanks.

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[Mick D]

It took me ages to make sure the letters and numbers were positioned correctly using thin PVC lining tape and a steel rule!

Hi

Once we come out of the other side of this and time wasting isn't a bonus, Classic Transfers will supply letters and numbers correctly spaced on a clear mounting mask to suit your number plate design - saves faffing around with rulers and tape other than ensuring the mask is correctly aligned - I always buy my 'number plates' this way - highly recommended.

For my part, my restoration of an Ariel FH is coming to an end, (as planned in time for spring - didn't see this one coming ), so I will be tidying the garage, gardening and getting those jobs done that I should have done last year.

Today's main job is putting the finishing touches to the Burgess air filter for the FH.

Regards Mick

[Plugsnpoints]

It took me ages to make sure the letters and numbers were positioned correctly using thin PVC lining tape and a steel rule!

Hi

Once we come out of the other side of this and time wasting isn't a bonus, Classic Transfers will supply letters and numbers correctly spaced on a clear mounting mask to suit your number plate design - saves faffing around with rulers and tape other than ensuring the mask is correctly aligned - I always buy my 'number plates' this way - highly recommended.

Regards Mick

Bugger! It took me half of Saturday doing those! I just looked at the Classic Transfer website and wish I'd seen them ! They are the same price as my vinyl letters too!

Thanks Mick, I'll note it for future reference.

Andy