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To EFLImpudence, I don't know if DVLA tell the insurers but I'm sure the insurers can easily find this from a central database. It has been sold to a friend and I suppose I could say that I may 'borrow' it on an odd occasion so need to keep the policy running, but then I wouldn't be the owner...

Thank you firstly for all your replies, I scoured the internet until the early hours and this seems to be a regular occurance with certain insurers, and the same names cropping up over and over again, the ones I insured with included, as on here there are mixed views. RNReindeer, I had read...

Thanks nickso, I fully understand what you mean, and I can positively confirm that the buyer HAS insured the bike. I have just been looking around on the internet and it seems this is happening with others and with the same firm, dont know if I can name them on here....people are taking it to...

thanks for your speedy replies, to newboy, I had already checked this, and I WILL be sending them the proof, but I cannot believe that just because I didnt send them a piece of paper I could effectively become a criminal and be 'guilty of an offence'. Also I am now sorry I did ring them, I could...

I sold my motor bike to my friend in September, told dvla and received back confirmation from them. A family member just happened to mention, and nothing to do with my bike, that when they sold their car they were quite pleased to get a bit of a refund back from the insurers, that got me...

Thank you for those tips, I will try these and let you know.

I have been using Samsung Master a photo editing suite that came with my camera for about 3 years now with no problems. Photos are stored in various fikes in my Pictures folder. When viewed on the screen they are set in rows and I can easily select what I want. If I want to move say 20 pics to...

I had a Gainsborough shower 18 months old, the shower head seemed 'not right', I replaced with a new shower head, switch on, and water was dripping through the shower unit, rang plumber who said as water had got in there it was best to get a new shower. Forked out £200 on new shower and paid...

There is white powder coming up in places through my garage floor, I presume this is dome form of efflorescent. The floor has been painted in the past with floor paint and I would like to redo this. What preparation should I do before putting fresh paint on. Is there some sort of barrier I can...

To EFLImpudence, yes you are right about the size, the narrower ones are what you call MBCs, it's the widest one at the end of the row, the main one, that trips, all the narrower ones stay in the up position. Also, once the oven has tripped out after 6-7 minutes, when we switch back on, to...

Thanks for your replies. I don't have a multimeter. As to The photo you show of the RRCB, I have a whole row of these on my board, but unlike when a light trips out, one goes and we flick it back up. With oven the main BIG switch flicks, like all the others but wider. What I didn't mention...

What is a multi meter? And is the RRCB the mains box ? Excuse my ignorance.

Every time I use my oven everything in the house trips out, this happened about 12 months ago, I bought a new element and it worked fine but is jow happening again. The oven dosnt seem to cut out if nothing else in the house us on, ie TV, microwave, but have noticed that when the Tv is on it...

Sorry my other threads were actually different questions, perhaps you should read them again. Or do you need me to repeat this 3 times.

Has anyone heard of Safeguard composite doors or used them, considering a front door and just wondered if anyone had any experience.

Thank you, I have asked this question in another post as I found it all a bit confusing, but, I have to say, although I was against foam filled, I have been reading about how wood filled can split. My budget can stretch to a buy a little more expensive but I am unsure if the more expensive wood...

Thank you for the reply. I have in the meantime done some Googling and you are correct, I was rally against the foam filled but after reading it appears these can be prone to contracting and expanding, thus, in extreme cases splitting in the door. Just wanted hear what other people on here...

Decided on a composite door but now found some are filled with foam and some with wood, what is best or are they much of a muchness. :?: :?: :?:

Well considering it's a dormer style house so the roof sitting immediately above the downstairs windows and VERY visible. Also at a cost of £30,000 for all the works I am having done then I think it only human to want a nice roof. My question was simply do the tiles that are coated stand up to...

I am having a new front door but am finding it very confusing as to the sheer choice on offer. Are ROCKDOOR front doors the same thing as composite or these totally different. Any recommendendations more than welcome. :oops: :oops: :oops: