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mikecotterill

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  1. I bought it from a lr main dealer through ebay, I heard back today, the parts manager has said there's no point sending it back to lr as its two years old, so to email them the part number on the box and the parts I'll need and they'll see if they can help me out, to what extent I'm not sure, I think their thinking of splitting the cost of parts but I'm just guessing

  2. Yeah I used to, got a carbon zaskar, not done it for a while, sort of have "interest spurts". I like the trail centres to be honest but been round most places at some point, what biking are you into? Xc or downhill?

  3. We looked for ages for a disco for my dad, gave up in the end as they were all going in the door as you photo'd. Out of the ones we looked at that looks quite bad, a lot were just bubbling up rather rust showing. We got a p38 in the end, that wasn't the best choice either :)

  4. And older person might need to learn the job,but at least they will know how to work.

     

    Many youngsters are hard workers,however many more need to adjust their attitude to work.

     

    To answer your question,what would make your more attractive would be your pre 97 licence,your maturity and the fact that you took it upon your own back to retrain.

     

    Yep I work with a 20yo lad and his attitude really winds me up, we work in quite a relaxed place and yet he still doesn't pull his weight, I keep telling him if he gets a job anywhere else he'll be screwed because he just can't hack graft. A compulsory couple of years in the army after school would do things a world of good I think.

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