Timmy H

Had mine for 5 years now, the Tentbox lite, first version. Sleeps 2 easily, been through some rough weather with no problems. I have the annexe bit which is good for storing table, chairs etc and an awning which fits over the rear hatch. I take the ebike on a rack for getting around, Jackery 500 and solar panel for power, bbq and gas rings for cooking. If I go off grid I put a chemical loo in the annexe and a solar shower bag on the roof which just heats up 10 litres of water during the day.

Who lives in Kent? Did you know your county council spent £20,000 last year on free driving lessons and tests for illegal immigrants?

I can make a cat go "Wuff" Douse it in petrol and put a match to it.

Better than being a fools ball fan.

You're describing a foolsball fan right?

I make my own beer, I made my own BBQ. I don't wear leather. I'm definitely hetero, slim build, not blonde and I ride alone. I don't need to be part of a gang, unlike the foolsball followers with all their little chums, wasting their money instead of doing something sensible with their saturdays and their cash. Being in a draughty stand with pie guzzling beer swilling tribe members in a lake of piss and vomit? No thanks. Most popular game? Well I suppose it beats hen racing and frog hunting but only just.

My other half usually. Beer. Fishing. Motorbike. Camping. Kayaking. Foraging. Cooking. BBQs. No time for watching foreign windbags paid for by gullible fans.

Foolsball. It's only a game dear! A load of pansies chasing a bag of wind, falling over if anyone comes near them, cheating, shagging grannies, tying their hair up and wearing makeup. Would someone tell me how many of the team and the management actually come from Manchester?

1.3 million and rising quick. Stuck Farmer!!

Being a technophobe I can't do links but maybe someone else can. Petition for a new GE, well over a million signatures already, please do it and try to stop Starmer turning this country into a wasteland ruled by queers, Muslims and illegals with more rights than the indigenous population.

Anyone else think he was involved all the way along? I do.

Been without a bike for 22 years but the itch came back so I got looking. Ended up with this little beauty, 18 months old, 18 months warranty and way under half new price. Done a few hundred miles on it now and loving it. A right grandads bike that gives miles of smiles per gallon.

Tax and insurance sorted. Picking up some new gear this week, yippee!

Smashing job. Horses for courses, all I need is a gentle, easy to ride bike that I can pick up if I drop it, good on fuel and easy to maintain. It's a 2023 bike with modern touches but still needs feeler gauges for the tappets every 6000 miles. When the warranty is up I'll do it all myself. I rarely go on motorways even with the car so the Enfield will be a good tool for B roads and lanes where I live and wild camping on the Quantocks or Exmoor.

349cc, 5 speed box, bike is 190kg.