King of the Road

[Guest Ferret1959]

Don't pay tax on the Rangie.

Don't pay income tax either.

Just the sodding fuel tax and value added tax as far as I know.

 

Oh this is my third Rangerover so there..........

[Leon Roskilly]

Nugg:

Yep, you could slot some hardboard down the inside for one thing.

That's what I did in the end.

 

Luckily I'd recently broken up some old wardrobes that we couldn't get rid off (tried selling them, tried offering them to Social Services and Charity Shops, then tried pleading with 2nd hand furniture dealers just to take them away!)

 

So had the plywood backing from them to make up some sides

 

Life's too much hassle for fixing punctures at the roadside. I always carry spare inner tubes (with a puncture kit for desperate times!).

 

I always ride with two sets of lights, never know when a bulb/battery will fail.

 

Mind you these new ultra bright LEDs, lightweight and with a battery life of 100's of hours, are a revolution.

 

Tight Lines - leon

[Guest Ferret1959]

But the flashing led lights are mostly illegal.

Too small and should not flash.

I know they are better than legal ones but the law thinks different.

[davidP]

Cateye AU 100 is legal, and very good (local bike police use them)