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or if they insured for enough to raise and educate the kids though university.

As long as me family gets enough to live off and i can drink tinnies through a straw, then ride or die.

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7 hours ago, Birds said:

Anyone riding motorbikes should give very few f**ks about an ancap rating, unless they have kids, in which case probably shouldn't be riding motorbikes

More so the latter point of it being the same engine minus the supercharger and also not in budget, they do look sex tho done right 

https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/software-download/windows10ISO

 

Select windows 10 under creators update and use it to create an iso for you it may offer a usb drive option.

 

You can then use a free tool called "Rufus" to make a bootable usb drive to install it if it doesn't offer you a usb drive option.

On the open wheeler note

https://www.carsales.com.au/private/details/Ariel-Atom-2004/SSE-AD-3899997

Why on earth would you need that much power...sounds awfully close to F1 kw/kg territory

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