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postman

Squire
Location
,Leeds
Mrs P thinks we need one of these,the bike rack covers the number plate,and masks part of the lights.This cycling keeping fit lark is getting expensive cos we might need a wiring kit also.It was so much easier solo cycling.And cheaper.
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postman

Squire
Location
,Leeds
More mundanery i am waiting for my out patients appointment ,my blurred vision needs checking.i might be in trouble cos i did not follow his instructions.Guess i might get a rollocking this morning,ah well it won't be the first or the last,wish me luck.
 
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Mrs P thinks we need one of these,the bike rack covers the number plate,and masks part of the lights.This cycling keeping fit lark is getting expensive cos we might need a wiring kit also.It was so much easier solo cycling.And cheaper. View attachment 506815
Try PF Jones in Manchester although they're from the dark side they're not all bad, they do model specific wiring harnesses, not cheap but very easy to fit, you unclip your existing harness & click the new one in place, far better than using IDC scotch locks.
 

Gravity Aided

Legendary Member
Location
Land of Lincoln
With that face...

Resistance is most certainly futile... :laugh:
She came from a shelter, litter abandoned near Route 66. She still had a little domed head when we got her, still a puppy. Mrs. GA was ready to take her then and there at the shelter,but she was underage for spaying (any dog who winds up on the wrong side of things at the shelter or pound in this county has to be spayed or neutered before they are adopted to another family) and we had to wait for a week or two. She is a wonderful dog, but with all the Beagle drawbacks, (barking,howling, bladder the size of a snow pea, so must go out several times a night for peeing) . She's a smaller type of Beagle, what is called an Elizabethan Beagle over here, bigger than a miniature, but smaller, and less prone to overweight, than a full beagle.
 
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