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My other half loves these sort of games and has just completed GRIS and Planet of Lana

Given that PCB is down to the fibreglass weave, make sure you liberally apply something to neutralise the chemicals from the battery. In my experience if they have soaked into the board they will continue to slowly cause corosion unless completely neutralised.

In my experience, rules or otherwise, assume any vehicle in France is about to pull out on you for any manner of reasons. I thought Londoners were angry drivers until I ventured across the channel. @Diddums - take a look at Dorothy's Speed Shop, Nathan there runs all sorts of excursions at...

Watch out for brakes - they are a lot better now. My father-in-law nearly pulled an endo after 20 years off the road because he was used to asbestos drums and had dual disc brembos :D

No worries :D In all the years he has had XC90s & 70s he has yet to be left at the side of the road - hopefully you have the same luck!

I might be inclined to try leaving it with the regulator/rectifier uplugged though - and see if it still drains. My RE Himalayan has a perfectly functional reg/rec but it drains the battery if left - apparently a common issue on certain reg/recs.

I'm on the other side of the country, but I have been known to do a bit of laning. As other say, its getting harder and harder to find open lanes over this way - and you better be out early to avoid an ear-bashing from walkers.

I tend to cover my bike when its in the garage..... mostly in grinding & welding dust, wood shavings and anything I need to conveniently balance somewhere for a month :D In all seriousness though - I tried it for a while and found that the wild temperature swings build up condensation against...

My dad has been through 4 or so Volvos in this range, his experiences bribing me into working on them suggests you also check: - [If Auto] Gearbox fluid level - ignore any volvo "filled for life" nonsense and change if dark - [If Diesel] Swirl flap linkage and actuator (car still runs if it...

That's similar to some of the cheaper domains I keep with Gandi, so not bad I'd say

You might be right, Xbox home screen had a couch co-op category front and centre this evening

This, I'd wager if you saw the way they behave elsewhere in life it would be equally frustrating - better to just let it go.

Found ourselves playing Vampire Survivors in Co-Op which is great fun, and if course another replay of It Takes Two for good measure :D

Its a great laugh, a bit short - but plenty of additional achievements to grind away at!

I had a similar decision about 18 months ago. I can rack up 20-30,000 miles in a year driving to customers - but had the choice of small engine shoebox, pay-out-of-the-nose Hybrid/PHEV or EV. I ended up going fully EV with a 2020 Kona because it was the best money/range car on our scheme. Its...

I live 10 minutes from C&M and meet up their with car industry friends. Have mostly been to Daikoku Nights events. Its alright, relatively chilled out, theme night food trucks are a bit of a rip-off. Certainly worth visiting - no idea about 313. Its very popular and the place fills up...

Since I finished my living room setup with a projector and Xbox Series X - my family have had a bit of a rediscovery of the 90s style sofa multiplayer experience, For us , so far: - It Takes Two - A Way Out And a special mention to my personal GOTY SpiderHeck Anyone else - and if so, what...

Exactly what @Malt_Vinegar said above, and... If you need some inspiration, check out Mustie1 on Youtube : Mustie1 - YouTube Pick one of his "Will it Run " videos that focuses on bike, and take notes :)

Appreciate the insight there, especially since your maths roughly lines up with mine - really helps put relative ranges in perspective :)