When you put it on the kickstand the fuel flap faces to the left allowing for easy nozzle insertion and a better view on how it sits and if the tank is full.
If the pump is on the right fueling becomes awkward, the fuel hose bends too much, you need to securely hold it in place and you look like those car drivers that fuel on the wrong side.
Seems like none of my friends care :(
I’m looking for 4pc 8x65 plugs and 4pc 5x100 screws and everywhere I find them they only come in 100pc packs. I could pay 15eur for a one off job but it would break my heart to throw the rest as I would probably never need them again.
My house built in the 80s had initially a concrete slab in the middle of the drive and grass on both sides. I bought it with the whole drive concreted over.
I am looking to cut along the neighbours walls so that I can plant flowers.
I’m wondering if this 50cm tall wall ever foundation in question is the rough concrete line seen in the picture. I can’t tell as on the other neighbour side the concrete is flush with the wall. Should I break that tiny bit as well or is it part of the foundation?