Advantages: Size, Stock, Service Disadvantages: None
...Sainsbury's is one of the biggest supermarket chains in the world and has hundreds of stores around the United Kingdom. Some of the bigger towns have two Sainsbury's stores like my Hometown of Taunton in Somerset. There is one in the town centre and this one which is situated in a shopping complex on the outskirts of the Town.
This Sainsbury's store is situated in Heron Gate, Bathpool which is the name of the part of the complex. There are also a number of other big name stores around the area like Halfords, Currys, Comet, PC World, Staples, Office World, Homebase and B&Q plus another few.
These are the opening hours of the store.
Day Opening time Closing time
Mon 0700 2200
Tue 0700 2200
Wed 0700 2200
Thu 0700 2200
Fri 0700 2200
Sat 0700 2200
Sun 1000 1600
And these are the opening hours of the garage.
Day...
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Advantages: reliability, running costs, Disadvantages: A little dated now.
...I've owned my '95 black Nighthawk for three years, and it is the most reliable bike I have ever ridden.I bought it in San Francisco in 2005 with 3,000 miles on it and rode it back and forth to Sebring in Florida for two years. I am now riding it in the U.K. and as of Dec. '08 it has done 20,000 unblemished miles. I return 54mpg using Shell power plus. I have done a few mods to the bike, 1extra tooth on front sprocket, enriched mixture by shimming the carb needles as it is a C.A. model, drilled three five eighths holes in each baffle, fitted a K&N air filter, and thin' tip plugs. All I have had! to buy for the bike in this time (other than the above items) are back & front tryes, and a battery. (plus crash bars, and a centre stand which were extras ).a Rifle fairing came with it.
I would recommend this motorcycle to anyone that...
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Advantages: Fuel economy, cheap to maintain Disadvantages: A bit draughty in winter
...Just six weeks ago I bought a Citroen 2CV, and I'm in love!
My 1990 renovated "Special" cost me £2200 on the road, but I never suspected what a completely new driving experience I was in for.
Everyone has an opinion on these funny looking cars, mine has been called "the skip", "the skateboard" and "the chicken hutch", but I've never lost my car in a carpark, and I suspect I never will.
It has a 600cc air-cooled engine, which sounds tiny, but she will get up all the steep hills around my home, even if it is in second gear. She will run for ever on a tankfull of unleaded petrol.
Maintenance is minimal, make sure the oil is OK, and any dents can be sorted out by replacement panels from my (very) friendly local 2CV centre (in Frome, Somerset).
The strange column gear change is surprisingly easy to get used to, and after a week I stopped...
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