mash101_98 wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 18, 2018 8:42 am

If anyone out there from JLR is listening, I will gladly offer my elite IT skills to flip whatever images you have had digitally produced over to RHD versions on Photoshop. I am competitively priced at only £999,999 per model year.

** waits by the phone ***

But for the multi-millions they spend developing and producing a new model, surely the cost of doing a rhd configurator and a few extra pictures is miniscule in comparison!

For the rear mudflaps, the instructions recommend the addition of clips to hold the tops - but bafflinglingly these are not included with the (already very expensive) mudflaps. I used small stainless steel bolts instead. The glue strips just do not work. At the front, the top fastening is a push-in...

I think given the age of the car and the low mileage I’d be fighting for warranty job. I replaced my discs and pads with MTec and EBC and they are starting to show similar issues already. Speaking to the dealership today they are well aware of it and are blaming the pads that were originally fitted...

I think you may have more than 'a short while to wait' for 'a warm dry day'

capese21 wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 15, 2018 5:50 pm

I am not sure the XE needs mudflaps & they look odd & spoil the aesthetics imho.

No more than that huge yellow blob thing on the back of the top picture

"2) Driving 1cm from the back of my car when I'm in the overtaking lane on a motorway already doing 75" Err, breaking the speed limit ! :roll: :lol: :lol: Probably not, the XE speedo always reads a bit higher than you're actually going :lol: Some of my pet hates are people who stop at a roundabout ...

Check out this topic I started earlier on the same subject viewtopic.php?f=9&t=7124

KingsGambit wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 11, 2018 7:31 pm

A last question then, why are my rear tyres 255 width and my fronts 225? Is there a reason the fronts shouldn't also!

Don't forget it's not just the tyres at the back that are wider, the wheels themselves are wider too.

pem, I agree that some bikers only have themselves to blame but as you said, bikes are a lot harder to spot than big cars, hence why I said you really need your wits about you when riding one. Regarding your other point that in most cities bikers won't wait and insist on overtaking on both sides and...