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[Luckypants]

Quite handy round the bike. Brakes, spendies, carb sync, etc.

For a job I fix mainframe software. Got a mainframe needs fixing?

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I can do nothing on a bike/ have not tried. I can do the majority of things on a car though.

By trade I'm Construction Health & Safety Inspector/ Construction Consultant/H&S Consultant.

I'm a Process Engineer in the field of Plastics "YAWN"

I also have a lot experience in buliding, property development, design and renovation.

Pretty much fix anything, which is handy cause when I get hold of something it normally breaks.

Not a bad cook either.

Pretty sure that I'd do a mighty fine job of running the country too.

If you want bad advice on anything. give me a shout.

I Fix the signalling systems on The metropolitain line working for the Dreaded Metronet.

Mechanically i can fix pretty much anything on a bike including full engine strip downs. Considering my profession invloves electrics that is my weak point on bikes but still good enough to give it a go.

I'll be building A lotus seven inspired kit car next year so i'll be up to speed on cars aswell next year too!!

[johnnyrod]

I'm a chemist (as in chemistry, not as in pills) but now flirting with engineering. Have fixed more of less everything as a consequence of owning a number of piees of crap. Don't like strokers or plastic repairs though.

My job is a 3D lighting TD working on feature films.

Bike wise - When I had the SV I used to do everything - all servicing, upgrading forks/shock, rebuild calipers etc. Pretty rubbish with electrics mind you. Now I have the R6 I don't do anything except lube bits and clean it!

That said, I would only really feel comfortable working on my own bikes.

[BoltonSte]

Another chemist - Research and manufacturing, Inkjet, not drugs either. Also toying with a career change, must be something in the solvent.

Mechanically, I'll have a go at anything, if it doesn't work, I'll take a hammer to anything

I'm a TV cameraman and sound recordist.

Complete numpty when it comes to bike stuff, but I'm learning!

Any of you lovely folks need a large bloke to come hold heavy things while you hammer/spanner/squirt it with WD40 and hope for the best, I'm your man...

I'm a Service Manager in I.T.

Also build Computers and do basic networking for homes etc.

Bikewise - I can do basic stuff such as oil change/filters, brakes, basic electrics and in general can find my way around things.

BUT the main thing is I can do bodywork So if you need paint or painting or sorting out your bumps on the cage I can assist or get you a good price to do it.

In my job I'm primarily an Oracle DBA.

I am also reasonably good with sound systems/music/engineering and DJing.

On a bike I can do most of the basic servicing/repairs. Only things I really want to learn to do is the (pointy) throttle body balancing in the near future and valve clearences some time after that.