is Vera or Annika the male co star?
is Vera or Annika the male co star?
I'd never seen an episode of Annika till last week, first thing I noticed was the jacket. Joe in Vera the wearer.
The only Annika I can remember was Annika Long Leg Rice in a jumpsuit leaping on and off a chopper back in the 80's ch4 show. Fond memories......
Sir Jim Ratcliffe (keen motorcyclist as well as off roader and all time cool very rich dude) rescued Belstaff from certain death and brought them back into solvency. Belstaff was synonymous with the British motorcycle scene for many decades and I assume Sir Jim felt it necessary to support such an iconic (to us Brits) brand.
You will find out soon how incredible comfortable this bumper is!I'm beginning to think he doesn't have a proper office, the number of times I see him lounging around a Grenadier...
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He has in fact generated thousands of "sales" worldwide (1700 pa in the UK alone). IA are presumably "transfering" lots of £££ into the Belstaff coffers. It is hoped that this injection of sales will attract a new fashion clientele for Belstaff. I wish them good luck.
yes Jim also owns Belstaff
To be fair, pretty sure it is not only software problems. But a CPU is hardware so it doesn’t necessarily make the software bit easier, in fact it’s possible it makes it harder because the software may need to work harder with less Control units.
If you look at the accounts of Ineos Automotive, there's quite a bit of inter-company trading going on. Always best to keep it in the family - ask the new Commercial Director.
One of Ineos' patents linked to the vehicle was a design to allow/route various commands/requirements in a more efficient/timely manner.
Bloody great office if you ask me!I'm beginning to think he doesn't have a proper office, the number of times I see him lounging around a Grenadier...
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Very true. There are always outliers for any gear, and USA waxed-cotton users probably still wax their bicycle chains(!). In the early 80's I bought a Goretex jacket and never looked back...
I went over to Paramo in the 90s for walking and cycling, better in my opinion than Gore-Tex. Wax cotton needs base clothing as it is cold in winter for working outdoors but was rugged around the farm environment. Now it seems (in the UK) wax cotton is a fashion statement.
I thought Steve McQueen was into waxed motorcycle jackets in a big way, albeit from a rival manufacturer?
I still have an excellent pair of Paramo overtrousers ~ the best I've ever had for hill walking. Just never got around to getting the matching jacket.
I've never owned actual rain pants. Instead I always wear Poncho if the rain is that heavy. It provides excellent coverage, covers your gear as well, you can sit/squat and form a person tent, and you can actually build a shelter if needed.
The names are based upon Belstaff Jackets - Sir Jim Owns a big share in Belstaff, hence the tie in.
Sir Jim owns ALL of Belstaff, it is 100% Ineos holding
