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| | Plasweld clothing. |  | Baseball Caps. Right hand cap, is a six panel cap, metal adjuster, curved peak with red piping. Made of a heavy weight material. £22.50 Left hand cap, is a three panel cap,velcro adjuster,curved peak with red piping and is of a lighter weight material. £17.50 | 
| Jackets. Upper fleece is a standard thickness jacket, with zip pockets, pen pocket on left sleeve, reinforeced elbows and draw string at the bottom for a better fit. £40 Lower fleece is a thick three quarter length jacket for the cold weather, outside pockets have zips, it is lined inside, Inner pocket with zip and two draw strings for better fit. £60 Please note that we only stock our clothing and caps in black with red logo. |
| A nice cup of Tea | The Waddington viewing area is under new mangement and is open to bikers on Thursday evenning. Support the night by going along for a cup of tea and a chat. |  |
Practical Sportsbike offer. The special offer is finished. We would like to apologize to all those looking for this offer. The advert in the Magazine was printed without consultation or permission from us. |
| New Service. | Having trouble finding a bumper you have two choices Bring it to us for repair or see if we can find One. Please note all bumpers are second hand and repaired. |  |
| Please Note | All our repairs are plastic welded. We do not use fillers to replace bits that are missing. We cut templates of plastic for the pieces that are lost and weld them in. YES! we use filler, to help obtain a smooth finish ready for paint. |
| Check out the Blog there are a lot more articles to read. |
New Site We have been contacted by Alex, in conection with his web site directory that promotes all things to do with bikes. The site is still being constructed and has some intersting listings. It is worth a look. www.Bikersnetwork.co.uk |
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Lincoln, England
Updated 04 September 2010 08:00
Fog | 9°C | High: 20°C
Low: 12°C
Wind: 4 kph
Humidity: 100%
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Monday
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Tuesday
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 Before | Their Local. Thats right for all you lincoln based bikers. One of our local customers has found a sprayer worth his salt. Having seen the results I am inclined to agree, how would I know? I used to be a sprayer in the motor industry and have a fair idea what a really good job looks like! It's a thumbs up to the lads at Quarry Bodyworks. You can contact them at: Grantham Road, Waddington,Lincoln LN5 9NT. Phone; 01522 722166 | 
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| Bardney heritage Centre. "Two teas please!" We are in the Bardney Heritage Centre tea room in Lincolnshire, a newly built replica of Bardney railway station. The tables are arranged around a big wood burner in full flame. Lynne, Barry and team add an extra warmth with there friendly welcome. The tea arrives in a big white china teapot with a jug of milk and produces four good cups of tea.The tea room also provides hot snacks which are cooked fresh to order, it takes a little longer to arrive at the table but is well worth the wait. The other end of the room is given over to memorabilla of the railway and local area. If you are out for a spin late in the week this is well worth a visit. Admission is free, so buy a cup of tea or mug of coffee at £1 and £1.10 respectively. They also do some great scones and tea cakes. Dont forget to spend some time browsing the gifts and cards while soaking up the atmosphere. You can also hire bikes to cycle down the old Lincolnshire Loop Line which runs alongside the river Withum and book to stay in one of the beautifully constructed goods vans. You will find the centre at: Station Yard,Station Road,Bardney, Lincolnshire LN3 5UF. For bookings and information: Phone 01526 397299 or Email lynne.goforth@btinternet.com |  |  |  |  |  |
| Deisel spills. There is a campaign to make fuel spills more main stream. To make the motorist at large more responsible when filling up. Being a biker I have known about this for years but it still surprises me how many people find that this is a problem on our roads. The kill spills campaign is part of the British Motorbike Federation (BMF)- the largest group of riders in this country. I came across these stickers at a recent bike fest., if I had not noticed them on the MAG stand I would still be no wiser about the lobby. I must say thanks to the lads on the MAG stand for the update and the stickers which we now have on our van. Being more aware I have noticed a distinct lack of other vehicles not showing their knowledge of the campaign. We have a few Stickers left over for anybody wishing to show support, just drop in and pick one up, or obtain some from the groups direct. Some stats. from D.O.T Accidents caused by oil/diesel spill from 2000-05 22 Deaths. 595 Serious accidents. 617 Deaths from major injuries. 3,020 slight injuries. If you would like to read a fuller report go to killspills.org.uk which is part of the BMF web site. The stats. given here are from their report. I would like to say thanks to MAG and Killspills for the info. |
Morini at the Cafe. While I was at the Kitchen Cafe tucked away amoung the super bikes and cruisers was a little gem, a Moto Morini sport 3 1/2. At first glance it looked like it had been restored but having spoken with the owner it was in orginal condition apart from some wear on the seat and a couple of holes in the faring where the mirrors go. By the way, if there is anybody that has a pair of orginal mirrors, off/near side get in touch as the owner is looking for a pair! The morini was known to be a sure footed bike but when the owner first took it for a spin after he had reconed the master cylinder and MOTed it, it was not an inspiring ride, in fact it felt dangerous. The bike was put away for some years. At the beginning of this year it was time to get the bike back on the road but before going back out it needed a good service and a thorough check over. While doing this it was discovered that the shaft in the swing arm had seized solid.It was time to replace them! Shock! Horror! They would not move no matter what the owner did; disheartend he went to his next door neighbour, if this did not work that would be it! A plan was hatched, they would heat both sides of the shaft at the same time. So, with a big set of stillsons and a long scaffold pole with the bike braced they set to getting the shaft out but it was not having any of it! The pair of them were hanging off the end of the scaffold pole before it moved just enough to inspire them to continue but it was not going to give up without a fight! Needless to say that the swing arm shaft is now regularly greased. The owner and bike are out and about enjoying a more sure footed ride. |
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