So god damn unbelievably angry! wtd?

[bosslady]

When you hop on your bike and start to move off, always give your brakes a wee test. Just to be sure they will be there when you need em.

That is not a bad thing to put into daily practice I guess in the space of fifteen minutes or twenty at the most, You'd not expect such a dramatic difference in your brakes eh.

[HenryDorsetCase]

Calm down - have a beersie

no more beersies.


edit: I just got that ad. I thought they were two rugby players (and who is to say they arent) but the"joke" is that they are homosexual? Not funny.

this is funny though

[HenryDorsetCase]

That is not a bad thing to put into daily practice I guess in the space of fifteen minutes or twenty at the most, You'd not expect such a dramatic difference in your brakes eh.

I can't understand why when you noticed it you did not stop somewhere and check it the hell out. riding home then nutting off at the poor drone at the AA is, dar I say, counterproductive?

they're just a drum brake on a rod, right?: all you have to do is undo the nut a couple turns.

[bosslady]

no more beersies.


edit: I just got that ad. I thought they were two rugby players (and who is to say they arent) but the"joke" is that they are homosexual? Not funny.

this is funny though

are they? I thought they were just good friends... hmm

[unstuck]

That is not a bad thing to put into daily practice I guess in the space of fifteen minutes or twenty at the most, You'd not expect such a dramatic difference in your brakes eh.

Stupid Humans are everywhere.

[unstuck]

The biggest problem I have when taking the VF for a warrant, is making sure it has enough fuel in it cos old clive at the local VTNZ likes to go for a good long ride. 47kms last time.

[BoristheBiter]

I would have thought the big question no on picked up on is why are you using the back brake?

[BigAl]

They certainly should've at the very least told you they'd done it.

I agree, no one should make adjustments to your bike without telling you about it.

I'd be giving them a blast too.

[Paul in NZ]

I would have thought the big question no on picked up on is why are you using the back brake?

Its a GN250 - like a lot of standard / cruiser types the back brake is very important and more effective than on a modern sporty type bike...

[imdying]

I can't understand why when you noticed it you did not stop somewhere and check it the hell out. riding home then nutting off at the poor drone at the AA is, dar I say, counterproductive?

Your first time talking to a female? She doesn't want a fix, she wants to moan.

[unstuck]

Damn, that a lot of tower cranes in one spot.

On one job I should say.

[scissorhands]

I don't think you're getting my point, I'm not a tard, I can change it. But people should not be modifying someone's vehicle without notifying them. In my opinion it would not have failed on the rear brake but if it did, I would have happily adjusted it on the spot or come back later.

You could run amok? Do you have access to guns?

[gwigs]

Next time you go for a WOF check out Action bike wreckers in Barrys point rd,I go there for all my WOFs
Nice Guy and very helpful , pays to ring first though...

[The Reibz]

At least you can do better skids now.
Don't use VTNZ or the AA in future. They are all indian/asian/old white cunts that couldn't make it as mechanics.

[Maha]

It's my understanding that any employee at a VTNZ is only there to check that a vehicle is up to warrantable standard.

A Bike Mechanic on the other hand, can and probably will do any work adjustment but only on the ok of the vehicle owner..
If there was extra charge for brake adjustment then that's a plus but, he should have at least told you what he had done.