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Hi - I've the same issue with the right leg. Have a below knee prosthetic but I have a thumb brake mounted on the bar under the clutch lever. Done r1 / gixxers etc but current ride is a Speed Triple 2011

Now sold

HiI have a UK size 44 (eu 54) Dainese Brera D Dry jacket for saleIt's an early xmas prezzie but it's too big - I'm a 42 max!Opened for pics and trying on.It's a great jacket and ideal as a casual coat too.From a non smoking homeThese are over £300 new - bargain at £150 Inc tracked deliveryHere's a full description:The Brera D-Dry® XT is an urban motorcycle jacket that is practical, waterproof and breathable due to its D-Dry® XT membrane. This fabric stands out for its extreme elasticity in four directions, which allows the garment to trace the body in its every movement, both on and off the motorcycle. A removable thermal lining ensures ideal comfort even in the coldest winter conditions. A removable hood and waterproof zippers offer maximum practicality and protection against atmospheric agents. Brera D-Dry® XT features Pro-Shape 2.0 certified soft protectors on the shoulders and elbows. The Pro-Shape 2.0 inserts uphold the highest Dainese safety standards and are also imperceptible, for maximum freedom of movement at all times.Features:urban motorcycle jacketlaminated waterproof and breathable D-Dry® XT membrane (20.000 mm)removable thermal linerneck, wrists and twin zipper hip adjustment2 waterproof pocketsear phone supportpocket for documents on sleevereflective inserts1 inner waterproof pocketwaterproof smartphone pocketremovable and adjustable hoodmotorbike protective jacket approved to prEN 17092soft ProShape 2.0 shoulder and elbow protectors (EN 1621.1, level 2, type B)pocket for G1 and G2 back protector

Bon Scott .... Please God no one from Pink Floyd.....

Hi all, Just received my sgc renewal after submitting to derby's on the 4th Aug, so well chuffed how quick it was (especially as Dr's letter was sent to them late...) Heads up tho - the feo said potentially costs for all applications and renewals will be rising in the new year to fully cover their admin costs etc....

£70 in Alfreton, derbys

Hi - if these are still available I'll take them pls. I'm 5mins off j28 so just up the road! Let me know what suits u to arrange collection. Thanks

Hi I tried the standard ones when starting clays. Binned em after a couple of uses and went for a custom set of moulded ones instead from cfg. Never had a problem with these The decibullz just couldn't get a proper seal imo

I was the same - went to my dealer and a 525 fitted better than Beretta's. Then he showed me a 2nd hand 725 for same money - it fitted more or less perfectly so that was my choice. I tend to shoot 27/28g now for clays, but when starting I went through around 500 21g with no issues.

Watched it this afternoon- it was ok but agree with figgy. Check Clint Eastwood Unforgiven for a much better western...!

Tried decibullz- liked the moulding but they were letting too much noise through. Remoulded but the same issue. Went with passive CFG in the end- excellent

On the Sun - tbh the 'jug' was the main reason I went. One of my fave fighters - and always overshadowed by the spit & mustang!

I went too - great to see the 2 dakota's flying together Hopefully it'll be on again next year

I've had them as I couldn't warrant electric ones but my standard foam plugs blocked everything! I had the passives and think they're spot on..I can hear people but they block the shots. From foam plugs they're miles better, but if I went shooting more often I'd probably go for the electric cens

Before you go I'd recommend you watch some video or read some articles on unhooking them! The usual way is to put a hand under the gill cover on the bottom jaw as this opens the mouth. Dont use a gag. A set of 12" forceps a long set of wire cutters. Always use a trace and min 15lb mono mainline. When you get a run dont listen to the 'count to 10 before you strike' rubbish- strike straightaway and you'll avoid any deep unhooking. And barbless trebles are not only easier to unhook, but save your fingers getting frozen trying to get hooks out of nets in winter!