Recent content by Brendan Mulachy

the problem was the director general of the BBC...lived at number 75 :p

i did 286 round the lakes today, put my heated gear on out of habit, only used it this morning,but got up to a balmy 18 degrees at one point according to the bike...good to be riding in the dry for a change

i just lost my mum on sunday morning, shes been deteriorating for the past 2 years but took a sudden dip 2 weeks ago,were all heartbroken but i take solace in the fact i was with her at the end and holding her hand, she saw me into the world and i saw her out , RIP mum

i carry my camera through as hand luggage, including extra batteries( with covers on) , i always take ages to get through security and the bags been through the scanner several times regularly, granted the extra time taken but rather this than even contemplate risking it going in the hold

i remember reading about the photograper that took THE picture of the yorkshire ripper, he had been asked to take company shots of the staff that worked at a haulage company, one of them just happened to be peter sutcliffe, when he was arrested a couple of years later that was the picture on the...

i havent got one but you can get a keiss specific battery pack for it for 90 quid if you want it to keep you heated off the bike, reading about them on sportsbike shop page it will last 3.5 - 4 hours on low, but just the jacket not the jacket /glove combo

after saying i didnt want to be tethered to the bike via the gloves, ive recently bought a keiss heated jacket that does get power from the bike, ive had a heated jacket for a bit and i was happy with it but the keiss gear blows it out of the water, the battery one kept the chill off but the...

Welcome back, best tip i can give is not to use phrases like "uber" etc, its a slippery slope and you will be calling things "sick" and wearing a baseball cap back to front before you know it...stop it now, nip it in the bud before you look like a tit :LOL:

you can buy heated jackets, trousers and socks, come with a power bank and are toasty warm, you just have to worry about your head,feet( unless you have the heated socks ) and hands

managed 200 miles yesterday round the peaks, best physio is the desire to get back to something you love, no more pain last night than usual...roll on the summer

we binned off sundays ride as it was p***ing down, but i went out round the forest of bowland today...135 miles and felt much better, still some discomfort and aching but no real pain, out at the weekend if its dry, and will probably do 180 ish miles...so glad to be back on 2 wheels...the bikes...