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Now I know how a few of you are always doing track days! Know who I mean? Lucky people. Kerrrrching!

I am a commercial/industrial refrigeration engineer and very soon gonna be a qualified electrician too. Anyone wanna give me a new job? Might go out on my own one day and branch out but the money where I am is too good and the job's too cushdy to risk it at the moment.

Used to own minis and if it broke I fixed it, apart from when the loom caught fire on the way home from the place I'd bought it following their version of "fixing" something. If it wasn't broke I'd probably break it. And then fix it. Now with my first bike am doing all my own bits too and bought a banger which I am slowly doing up. Got a '68 Lambretta Li Special to do up (When I buy a house with a garage or at least a garden-the thing needs my love so much but I just can't help her where she is at the moment. Sob.)

Can also deliver papers, cook donuts, change tyres and be a car parts person. Oh yeah-I worked at MacDonalds too! (Only for three days)

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Want to do - brakes (new pads) and i have some goodridge lines to put on this summer so any tips and even help would be appreciated.
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Haynes will easily help you through both of those. Nuts and bolts as my mentor used to say.

I am a live-in carer for someone with Alzheimers (I do all personal care, cooking, cleaning and a bit of gardening).

Was previously a graphic designer and a counsellor for teenagers.

Mechanic's wise, I may have an inkling what's wrong but cannot fix it myself.

I'm a chemistry student.

So I dont know alot about the mechanics of bikes, but i can go on all day about any related chemistry.

Which probably isnt usefull to anyone.

Matt

I'm an employment tribunal representative. Any you guys get into trouble at work, let me know, maybe help you to sort things out or at least let you know what you're rights are.