The Praise Topic.

Must've been a very old one then...?

 

RIP Norton motorcycles. You would have been 122 but you were sold down the river by some loser scammer selling non existing shares whose now behind bars I believe. Lets hope you find a new buyer soon mate and bring you back to life ( although I think the chances of that are a million to 1. Reputation badly damaged.

 

A big thank you to my mate Basil Thrush who borrowed my scoot today and sensing something wasn't right compared to his bike, decided to check tyre pressures. They were massively overinflated. Well over 300kpa whereas they should have been 225kpa. Manual says 250 absolute max. Bike now feels smoother and less bouncy/choppy (especially over bleeding potholes), feels more grippy round corners and generally a better ride all round. Little bit slower though if I'm not mistaken but that's a small price to pay. Will make a note to check pressures more often in future. Still don't know why they were so high. I obviously made a stupid schoolboy error when I last checked them Doh!!!

 

Better too much than too little....
I tend to run with about that in mine. Makes the tyres last forever, but kills your back. My back is screwed anyway...

 

Yeah scooter can be a bitch on your back. A tip. Stand up when you are jumping speed bumps

 

WPL RC. Those guys are miles ahead with customer service and product development.
I'm not talking about just RC businesses, but in most industry.

 

As someone whose into all things RC that's handy to know.

 

Yeah dude. Check out the WPL Facebook group...

 

I'm only just getting into this hobby, it's a lot of fun. Mainly for my 3 year old son. He loves building them, and knows what all the components are, right down to the front and rear diff. He learnt left and right helping me build one.

 

That's pretty impressive for a 3 year old. I think their brains are like sponges at that age in respect that their ability to absorb knowledge and information is amazing.

 

He knows everything in 2 languages as well. It's incredible actually. You tell him a word in one language, like drive belt, he repeats it, then you tell him in the second Reim (the Norwegian word for it). And again he repeats, and that's it. Done. He knows it after that. One time....
Future mensa member I guess

 

Finally it's officially Springtime. Hallelujah to that. Praise be to The Lord of the Spring.