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gasps - how does andy know what i look like - thats uncanny ! even down to the bri nylon shirt
If you ever think I'm off my rocker.. Just put me back in it and walk away... It's the kindest thing
My wife says I never listen - or something like that.
gone but not forgotton -Mean Steve - made a sound like a bear with his nuts in a trap.
My wife says I never listen - or something like that.
gone but not forgotton -Mean Steve - made a sound like a bear with his nuts in a trap.
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The gloves are just sooooo wrong though. Mine have the velcro fastening across the top of the wrist with the semi-circular cutout to aid removal. The stretchy elasticated look is just too tacky for me. It looks like he's going gardening not driving
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Mine too, it’s bloody annoying! Strangely, I have few stone chips elsewhere on the front of the car.
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- road warrior
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Faints, well if those gloves are good enough for simon the Saint , they are good enough for me..
If you ever think I'm off my rocker.. Just put me back in it and walk away... It's the kindest thing
My wife says I never listen - or something like that.
gone but not forgotton -Mean Steve - made a sound like a bear with his nuts in a trap.
My wife says I never listen - or something like that.
gone but not forgotton -Mean Steve - made a sound like a bear with his nuts in a trap.
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One simple improvement - clean and polish the windscreen inside and out.
My mother was suffering from terrible glare in her little Peugeot and after I spent an hour deep cleaning it, she reported a massive improvement.
My winter regime in any car before a night drive is to clean the headlights and windscreen inside and out. Takes a couple of minutes, but is very noticeable if I don't do it!!
My mother was suffering from terrible glare in her little Peugeot and after I spent an hour deep cleaning it, she reported a massive improvement.
My winter regime in any car before a night drive is to clean the headlights and windscreen inside and out. Takes a couple of minutes, but is very noticeable if I don't do it!!
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What could possibly go wrong!
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Very true. Amazing how mucky a pollen filter gets, this really helps keep the inner screen cleannoiseboy72 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 28, 2018 9:52 am One simple improvement - clean and polish the windscreen inside and out.
My mother was suffering from terrible glare in her little Peugeot and after I spent an hour deep cleaning it, she reported a massive improvement.
My winter regime in any car before a night drive is to clean the headlights and windscreen inside and out. Takes a couple of minutes, but is very noticeable if I don't do it!!
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Beige M sport seats, wood dash
Toyota MR2 NA 1995
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Land Rover Discovery 1994 TDI (Tow car)
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Those were my initial thoughts, and I’m not sure it has to be an either or an or...chasBMW wrote: ↑Thu Dec 27, 2018 1:43 pmyou are either a tw@t or an idiot i just cant decide whichAndyturbo2000 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 26, 2018 11:46 am First world problems gents....file next to ‘Winter Tyres’
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I came from the same school of look down and to the left with oncoming cars and to avoid the dazzle. I probably do it subconsciously now as I don’t notice it anymore.
I used to have a different problem with a previous car without halogen lights and I never felt confident driving on country lanes because I always felt like I couldn’t see enough of the road. It’s never been a problem, ever since I’ve had xenons.
I used to have a different problem with a previous car without halogen lights and I never felt confident driving on country lanes because I always felt like I couldn’t see enough of the road. It’s never been a problem, ever since I’ve had xenons.
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- road warrior
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i bought these this week , amazon delivered them today - sunday.. !
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01 ... UTF8&psc=1
6.99 for 2 pairs of polarised clip on sunglasses impossible to go wrong
they seem well made well pckaged and even came with a cleaning cloth
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01 ... UTF8&psc=1
6.99 for 2 pairs of polarised clip on sunglasses impossible to go wrong
they seem well made well pckaged and even came with a cleaning cloth
If you ever think I'm off my rocker.. Just put me back in it and walk away... It's the kindest thing
My wife says I never listen - or something like that.
gone but not forgotton -Mean Steve - made a sound like a bear with his nuts in a trap.
My wife says I never listen - or something like that.
gone but not forgotton -Mean Steve - made a sound like a bear with his nuts in a trap.
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Flip-up, clip on's, really?road warrior wrote: ↑Sun Dec 30, 2018 5:16 pm i bought these this week , amazon delivered them today - sunday.. !
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01 ... UTF8&psc=1
6.99 for 2 pairs of polarised clip on sunglasses impossible to go wrong
they seem well made well pckaged and even came with a cleaning cloth
I used to have two boys and a girl. Now I have two Men and a Woman.
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Now you’re just being silly
road warrior wrote: ↑Sun Dec 30, 2018 5:16 pm i bought these this week , amazon delivered them today - sunday.. !
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01 ... UTF8&psc=1
6.99 for 2 pairs of polarised clip on sunglasses impossible to go wrong
they seem well made well pckaged and even came with a cleaning cloth
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Me be silly ? Naw.
Thing is though, aside from looking like a t**t, it allows me to see when others can't, it combines subscription classes with sunglasses, and is so cheap it's ridiculous. My boots subscription glasses cost 400 quid a pair but a bright day in the z4 and I'm blinded, I also have some polarized prescription glasses but they become tricky when it gets dark of course. So it's a choice I suppose. Look like a t**t and see, or look cool and be blinded.
Thing is though, aside from looking like a t**t, it allows me to see when others can't, it combines subscription classes with sunglasses, and is so cheap it's ridiculous. My boots subscription glasses cost 400 quid a pair but a bright day in the z4 and I'm blinded, I also have some polarized prescription glasses but they become tricky when it gets dark of course. So it's a choice I suppose. Look like a t**t and see, or look cool and be blinded.
If you ever think I'm off my rocker.. Just put me back in it and walk away... It's the kindest thing
My wife says I never listen - or something like that.
gone but not forgotton -Mean Steve - made a sound like a bear with his nuts in a trap.
My wife says I never listen - or something like that.
gone but not forgotton -Mean Steve - made a sound like a bear with his nuts in a trap.
- road warrior
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if they darken then they cant be polarised , i have been told its not possible to have polarised glasses darken - its one or the other.Hunter wrote: ↑Mon Dec 24, 2018 6:38 pmI have had the glasses suggested above and im not at all convinced that they are polarised as advertised. They do react to light well though and darken and lighten quite markedly. I haven't really had the option to use them at night yet mainly due to the time of the year (Christmas) but I have quite a long drive to do on the 28th (Nottingham to Glasgow) and then back on the 29th, so il be able to you more then.Marekdawg wrote: ↑Mon Dec 24, 2018 1:26 pmLooking forwards to see your thoughts.
I'm 23 and suffer with the same blinding issue - I don't have any sight issues or wear glasses.
I have just put it down to the stance of the Zed, I try to avoid country roads that I don't know at night. Would appreciate something to help! Can then enjoy the Zed at night without worrying about driving off the damn road!
If you ever think I'm off my rocker.. Just put me back in it and walk away... It's the kindest thing
My wife says I never listen - or something like that.
gone but not forgotton -Mean Steve - made a sound like a bear with his nuts in a trap.
My wife says I never listen - or something like that.
gone but not forgotton -Mean Steve - made a sound like a bear with his nuts in a trap.
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There are a few companies that produce lenses that do both..new technologies.....road warrior wrote: ↑Tue Jan 01, 2019 12:38 pmif they darken then they cant be polarised , i have been told its not possible to have polarised glasses darken - its one or the other.Hunter wrote: ↑Mon Dec 24, 2018 6:38 pmI have had the glasses suggested above and im not at all convinced that they are polarised as advertised. They do react to light well though and darken and lighten quite markedly. I haven't really had the option to use them at night yet mainly due to the time of the year (Christmas) but I have quite a long drive to do on the 28th (Nottingham to Glasgow) and then back on the 29th, so il be able to you more then.Marekdawg wrote: ↑Mon Dec 24, 2018 1:26 pm Looking forwards to see your thoughts.
I'm 23 and suffer with the same blinding issue - I don't have any sight issues or wear glasses.
I have just put it down to the stance of the Zed, I try to avoid country roads that I don't know at night. Would appreciate something to help! Can then enjoy the Zed at night without worrying about driving off the damn road!
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