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Sound advice des - I shall pack a screwdriver on Sunday
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you will scare yourself silly when you do this, it sounds awful!
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It may sound awful, but think how reassuring it is when you listen to your own machine and realise (hopefully) that it is not as bad as you first thought!
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I trust you AND your bike got home in one piece on Sunday then, Des? Headlight still in place?
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Of course Charles, although I gave travelling with a herd of horses a miss.
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Turns out it was the one which says "there's a con rod about to come out through the crankcase". I daresay I'll recognise it next time.
Shan't need the screwdriver on Sunday after all ... ho hum.
Shan't need the screwdriver on Sunday after all ... ho hum.