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Firstly many thanks Alasdair for setting the forum up, I think the mantra of being flexible when safe to do so in nsl areas. Then sticking to said speed in populated areas in a fair statement. "Sticking to said speed in populated areas"? Why would you not wish to continue to be flexible? ...

I know them as 'throwback' arrows, perhaps a genetic issue?

My lad likened them to an auctioneer: "Going once, going twice, fair warned . . . gone!"

The flying donkey lives again ------------------------------------>

StressedDave wrote: it's not as though I've written usefully or extensively over there.

Your posts have often been interesting and useful to me

sussex2 wrote:Greetings from another prospective refugee.
I don't have a Skoda or Seat (or any other presently tarnished VAG marque).

VWs don't tarnish. Well, to be precise, you can't see it when they do because of the layer of particulates . . .

Mr Cholmondeley-Warner wrote: I rather like "active topics" myself.

Yup, that too, please

No worries, thanks for [probably] sorting

I use the type ahead / auto complete in the URL to straight to the list too.

I know there's a link in the 'radiator' Quick Links option, but could we have a dedicated 'new posts' in the header?

Ta

I receive the Brake weekly newsletter, it actually contains some very useful updates on recent research. And, reading those quoted aims: avoid overtaking One of the big 'gotchas' for motorcyclists. When it goes wrong (especially at high speed rather than filtering) it usually ends badly. slower they...

Any room for an old(ish), lost soul?

Hi (ever growing) all


PS We have 2 SEATs in the family, do they count as honorary Skodas? Plus, Filly wants a Yeti to replace teh Altea . . .