Your bikes are no longer under threat from my spanners, I was offered a full time job today with a very appealing salary.
I’ll be available for advice and the odd job here and there, but by and large I think most of my time is spoken for.
I’ve told them I can’t start for another 10 days, which gives me time to complete any outstanding work and tie up loose ends.
Very good! Well done!
Any details ? (not necessarily salary)
R
Congrats
Congrats mate
congrats buddy! What about are you going to be doing (If I may ask?)
Nice one. Good luck with it.
Well done mate! So it looks like I was you last client, right?
The job is a mobile maintenance technician. Essentially that means bombing around London on my X11 replacing light bulbs and putting up shelves. I went to uni to escape the tools, but as it turns out, this firm pay a better salary than even a Senior University Lecturer, so it was a bit of a no brainer.
I’ll need to get some decent textile trousers, and design a tool storage unit for the back of the bike, but aside from that I’m set I think.
You’ll need your mate to hold yer ladders…
No more scorch the mechanic? What will I do? :crying:
a) Stop breaking it
b) Ring Rob Brown
Are you sure a job will fit into your lifestyle ? 
No he wont!
Bout time you got off yer arse Well done Tim, Congratulations. Hope all goes well.
well done dude, real happy for you.
Great news congratulations
Congrats mate! One of the last customer too
Good luck!
Thanks for the support
Now I have to acquire a smart phone with a bigger screen and learn how to use it, buy a bosch 10.8v multi tool set, mount a second 12v socket, design a mount for my tool storage chest and service the tractor. :crazy:
And work out where I can and can’t get away with parking my bike in central London. The guy I spoke to says he removes his plate and tax disc when he gets to the job, not sure how I feel about that :ermm: