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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: TheBoy on 25 March 2012, 13:02:04
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Not the current, hopeless, useless one, but the older (5+ years ago) almost as useless one ;D
How the break do you set the time?
The buttons are: (O is the actual button)
Pressing top button cycles between time, alarm, date (presumably?). Pressing and holding does break all.
Pressing or pressing and holding bottom button does break all.
I remember having this trouble last time I changed the battery!
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Don't be gay!
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Don't be gay!
What bit is gay, having a clock, or being too stupid to set it ;D
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What a retard ;D
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Don't be gay!
What bit is gay, having a clock, or being too stupid to set it ;D
Both ;D ;D
Why do you need a clock on it anyway? ::)
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Don't be gay!
What bit is gay, having a clock, or being too stupid to set it ;D
Both ;D ;D
Why do you need a clock on it anyway? ::)
So he can try and move it forward one hour in the Spring, and move it back one hour in the Autumn.
Gives him something to do.
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Easy solution here....
Buy another one......get the blokey in the shop to set the correct time on it.....then just swap them over when the clocks go back again :y
Job jobbed ;D
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Don't be gay!
What bit is gay, having a clock, or being too stupid to set it ;D
Both ;D ;D
Why do you need a clock on it anyway? ::)
I use it for commuting ;)
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Easy solution here....
Buy another one......get the blokey in the shop to set the correct time on it.....then just swap them over when the clocks go back again :y
Job jobbed ;D
They don't do the same one, and I have made a bracket specifically for that one - the thought crossed my mine ;D
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Don't be gay!
What bit is gay, having a clock, or being too stupid to set it ;D
Both ;D ;D
Why do you need a clock on it anyway? ::)
I use it for commuting ;)
My money says you won't get on the bike this year before autumn (after your comment about wincing when you started the lawnmower) ... so just leave it set to winter time, job jobbed ;)
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Easy solution here....
Buy another one......get the blokey in the shop to set the correct time on it.....then just swap them over when the clocks go back again :y
Job jobbed ;D
They don't do the same one, and I have made a bracket specifically for that one - the thought crossed my mine ;D
Invite tunnie around......im sure he can do something with gaffer tape ;D ;D ;D
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Don't be gay!
What bit is gay, having a clock, or being too stupid to set it ;D
Both ;D ;D
Why do you need a clock on it anyway? ::)
I use it for commuting ;)
My money says you won't get on the bike this year before autumn (after your comment about wincing when you started the lawnmower) ... so just leave it set to winter time, job jobbed ;)
You could be right, but I'm only a summer rider. I'm not like Ewan Tunnie McGregor
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Easy solution here....
Buy another one......get the blokey in the shop to set the correct time on it.....then just swap them over when the clocks go back again :y
Job jobbed ;D
They don't do the same one, and I have made a bracket specifically for that one - the thought crossed my mine ;D
Invite tunnie around......im sure he can do something with gaffer tape ;D ;D ;D
Plenty of gaffer tape under the fibreglass repair already ::)
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You could be right, but I'm only a summer rider. I'm not like Ewan Tunnie McGregor
I think that every time I see one of those bikes - even saw one the other day with the same big metal panniers..
..anyway, in that case, you have a whole year to figure this out ;)
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We need to fix the bike and get it back together first and you need to see a Physio.
You won't need the clock anytime soon. In fact why have you got time read a clock anyway. Big pussy. ;D
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We need to fix the bike and get it back together first and you need to see a Physio.
You won't need the clock anytime soon. In fact why have you got time read a clock anyway. Big pussy. ;D
I do ride slowly, always have. Always accutely aware that modern road users have never riden a bike, and lack that awareness. Added to that, everytime I get the old girl up to speed, I remember its 23yrs old ;D
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I'm sure Sammy can fix it for you, so you can buy another one with instructions. ;) :y ;D ;D ;D
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I'm sure Sammy can fix it for you, so you can buy another one with instructions. ;) :y ;D ;D ;D
Its discountinued. The replacement is utter shite. In fact worse than that.
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Don't be gay!
What bit is gay, having a clock, or being too stupid to set it ;D
Both ;D ;D
Why do you need a clock on it anyway? ::)
I use it for commuting ;)
So leave with enough time and you don't need to look at the clock ::)
Anyway, as others have stated, you aren't going to be in a fit state to use it this summer so don't worry about it ;)
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So leave with enough time and you don't need to look at the clock ::)
Sadly, its a journey where its easy to get screwed. Its taken me 3hrs (in a car) to get in before, in fine weather. Even on a bike, that amount of traffic will cause delays.
I don't particularly want to go hell for leather all the time, rather gently, effortlessly cruise in. Clock helps that ;)
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So leave with enough time and you don't need to look at the clock ::)
Sadly, its a journey where its easy to get screwed. Its taken me 3hrs (in a car) to get in before, in fine weather. Even on a bike, that amount of traffic will cause delays.
I don't particularly want to go hell for leather all the time, rather gently, effortlessly cruise in. Clock helps that ;)
I repeat my initial comment...... Enough time means a bit to spare ;) Traffic shouldn't have much more than a 20-30 min impact on your commute by bike surely :-\
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You need a Tom Tom. :y
That will give you your ETA, so you can apply the requisite amount of haste as required.
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