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Another big crash today http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motogp/15613061.stm

I wondered the same Dave! There is a bit of clue isn't there

Edited the title slightly

I cant RESIST wishing you a Happy Birthday Neil

I'm wondering if that came of a nismo kitted GT4

Ooooh you beast!

And what difference will that make in this case when you have fog and heavy rain and darkness? There will be the same accidents on the motorway regardless with the odd biggy like this one now and again. I dont drive on the motorway that much but the odd times i have in recent months i can honestly say the standard of driving in general is atrocious Poor lane discipline, driving to close to the car infront are the main problems i noticed and people not paying any attention to the driving conditions they find themselves in and chuck in the fact that most cant use indicators or the mirrors in their vehicles i am surprised there are not more accidents on this scale. What is it with Friday's and motorways? every friday afternoon the M6 near me is generally closed for several hours even in good weather between J15 and J20 because of a big accident!! :edit: And forgot the fantastic standard of driving of some foreign lorry drivers using our motorways as well! I do agree the limit should be raised in general too 80mph but that would not have averted last nights accident. Hope not too many people were killed last night or injured in this horrible crash though.

+1 and for quite a while i believe

Thats a knife

Pop-charger

The feeling the engine gave me after putting the standard airbox back on after having the pop charger on for a couple of years won me over.

This FTW though If you are going to be random this is the way to do it!

That the way to do it

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Yes very Are there scaffolding planks in the way as well? Though the signal hitting the dish comes in at a steeper angle than you think, have you got a pic showing the dish and the scaffolding?

Good job Greekman wasn't rocking the van the lot would have gone over! Why would you want one that close to the edge anyway? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-sout ... s-15540048

Very good

Well still on and working a treat

+1 And does it have a resistor fitted?

Nice piloting skills to put it down gently http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15543209

I would said i was cooking up a Dell-icatessen. Get it? Bum Bum

If i need wikipedia to do my job its time to give up The led without a resistor fitted will not be the same resistance as a filament element bulb but will be if the correct resistor value is fitted to simulate a filament element bulb Dont forget that they are probably also doing this to help cars that have bulb failure indication.