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Thinking CBR600RR + carbon Yoshi rs5

Strong England

Precisely

Was just about to head to Peter Stevens in the city.... Good thing I decided to check the opening hours at the last minute.. Sunday - closed. lol

I'm too stubborn/stupid to quit gym

toona fish Took you long enough

Done deal.

Amateur

Burgundy with shades of faded burgundy and paint peel for that different look

Only to an extent.. depends on the car. I have no urge to mod my EA Heard the new ford ranger has triton hilux etc covered

Only to an extent.. depends on the car. I have no urge to mod my EA Heard the new ford ranger has triton hilux etc covered

You missed it

Rossi almost certainly going back to Yamaha...Should know by tomorrow

Was just watching some vids of the cbr 600 on youtube, I rekin my mates 600 gixxer sounds more like an F1 car but audio quality on youtube isn't the best either....Will have to hear some in person before I make my choice

Not really on par with the jap sound but not bad

Ever heard one Rim? They got the Jap bike F1 sound? I'll youtoob it later

That's what Rimspec is planning to upgrade to. Very nice looking bike, not sure how they stack up to the Japs, but they're right up there as far as styling goes

Would go alright as cock rings...

How many kWh would a 5kw system feed back in during the day on average?

See that's the confusing thing... my mum has heard the same from friends but then there's sparkies at work telling me it's useless My parents get big elec bills so if the system cuts the price by as much as they've been told it will, or they become like those that pay small/no bills, it'd pay itself off in ~2 years considering their quarterly bill cost...

Similar to my parents 'sept I didn't get to go to QLD... What system did your olds get and how much? (PM if you want)

Yeah I don't know how it all works and how much a system is capable of feeding back in, but it says you're eligible for the tarrif as long as you have a 5kw or less system, and don't use more than 100,000kWh per year, which I don't think any house would even go close to (just assuming) My parents went ahead and got it without researching too much, so I'm trying to find out all I can now to see if it's worth it or not, and hope there's a cooling off period (it's not installed yet)

Feed in rate is 31 cents, which would be ~6 cents more than most people are paying per kWh to buy from their provider No storage does hurt the effectiveness of the whole thing, but if you're feeding in an excess all day because you're not home and don't have anything running, then in theory as long as you use less at night than you fed in during the day, you'll be in front. You're still buying from them for whatever you use at night, but at less than what you were getting feeding in during the day

Good boy