officially
 

Unemployed,

Unofficially I work cash in hand where ever I can and will continue to do so until either I get full access to my kids, or the last youngen turns 18 or I get locked up for tax / child maintenence evasion.

Basically I am just scratching out a living till I either die or win lotto.

I'm a HMRC Tax inspector.

Just kidding :lol:

im a dole dosser ,last time was 1993 this time getting work will be alot harder.The jobs in my area are a joke,such as life http://www.xt660.com/images/icons/icon7.gif http://www.xt660.com/images/icons/icon14.gif

I'm a driving instructor :Christo_pull_hair:

Me Im a plumber, heating, bathrooms etc

Im a Fire fighter for London fire brigade

I'm one of those lucky people who gets to work on a motorbike all day, though as the nights draw in and the weather turns ****e I sometimes question the wisdom of it!

Motorcycle Paramedic working in East Londonshire

Just watched alot of the channel 5 bike paramedic riders, so what bike do you get?

Pans, both 11's and 13's. Tender has gone out to replace the 11's and we'll probably end up with BeeMs, not because they are a better bike (though I do have an RT!) but because our diversity department has got involved and we have to provide a bike for the short of leg to encourage female riders. The RT is the only one that can be lowered at the factory but still be capable of carrying the weight required.

Thing is 'she' has left and gone to another service now anyway!!

For 3 years a profesional motorcycle mover,if only I could tell all the stories!!

But sanity has resumed,although i still move the odd bike when i have to :009:

Whoot, i no longer work for Harley-Davidson... As of tuesday i work for Hein Gericke.

I dont know were i stand myself with some discounty poos yet... ill find out soon. hopefully its cost plus 7.5% like it was at harley.

No its not jus 7.5% it works out at like 40% off because youre paying an extra 7.5% on top of the cost price (the price the company pays for the product). for example i pay under �14 for genuine harley t-shirts which cost jo public up to �30. Im praying to god its the same or better at hein gericke.

For me I work at '' Where every little ****up helps '' just a hint :120: I work as Warehouse , Stockcontrol , merchandiser now on Dot com Tesco .
Before doing that racing in South Africa a TZ250A and riding my Yamaha IT200 . Worked over in Spur Steak Ranchers and HardRock Cafe manager .
Worked in Canada Alberta Calgary on the siesmic crews up around the northwest terrortries -Yukon and Alaska .
Thats me and still looking @ new work isperations ..
:glasses10:

almost 18 years as a Coalminer, ( man and boy :) ), 6months tarmaccing (working in the rain and sunshine has never felt better!!) white van man (boy, are those roads crowded??)
2 years at Caterpillar building backhoe loaders,10 years at a Plant hire Company repairing small hand toold - drills etc and signwriting / sign maker .....now back at the big CAT building back hoe loaders by the dozen : )

an occasional job....
 

Worked the state election this weekend, on the tables Saturday and saw this absolutely gorgeous redhead mum ( 9.5/10 easily maybe even a 9.7/10), no ring on finger only a relatively short distance from home. Counted papers today surprisingly not as good....
Now all cashed up and target to spend on.

NPD Person

Started adult life training as a chef in Michelin starred joint. Young man's game though. So at 30 said good bye to kitchens and got into New Product Development for major food manufacturers. From concept to shop shelf and anything inbetween ie.micro, shelf life, factory trials, machine sourcing setup and trials, specification, i do the lot.
5 years self employed now and fully booked for the next 6 months. Not bad!
Good bits:
Lots of travelling, variation, lots of new ideas, paid to go shopping, store visits on the bike, lots of holiday, seing your products advertised on telly and in the stores.
Bad bits:
Away from the bike too often, some products take 12 months to finish and it becomes repetative, tight,tight deadlines, long long weeks(100+ hours not rare!)
Overall, quiet good. You chefs out there, try it!

Rob

IT support in multi national.

Support Engineer on Typhoon Avionics at BAE in Lancashire for my sins

I'm a Motor car mechanic and forgot more than many others. Served my time about 40 odd years ago. Still working miracles daily. Was a motorcycle instructor for about 8 years but went back to my Snap On tools. Still get job satisfaction after all this time and am fairly hot with the diagnostics which is unusual for an old fart.

Currently employed as a recovery mechanic in the army, been doing this since 91, was previously an infantryman and also had a spell fitting double glazing. my job involves recovering all types of vehicles from quads and landrovers to tanks, i also taught it for 3 years. I love doing my job not sitting on my backside in an office. Next year this will all come to an end and i will have to find other employment! regards, Jim:gbxtank:

I own a.....Vehicle Technical Control center? it is something that go have your vehicle specked and take a certificate.
KTEO in Greek.For the past 2 1/2 years. I've worked as car mechanic,farmer,computer technician.

I am an area manager (rep) for a roof tile manufacturer ! It has its moments and on the plus side no longer worried about hights and ladders !! LOL

I started my working career off in a mechanical engineering apprenticeship for Leyland DAF trucks, but it wasnt all they made it out to be and in two years of a four year course i had learned f*** all! Scrapped it off and got my snowboard teaching qualifications, worked in switzerland and japan instructing the sport. During summer i work on outdoor activity bases in the UK (PGL). Not so bad, lots of travelling....and of course my XT comes with me wherever possible!

Mechanic at Toyota dealership

Civil Servant
 

Yes Another Civil Servant. I Run 4 Driving Test Centres. We Do Car, Bike, Heavy Goods And Passenger Carrying Vehicle Tests. I Got 10 Staff And 50,000 Paper Clips. Been Doing It For 21 Years And Am Getting The Hang Of It Now.
But I Would Rather Be Riding My Tenere.
Luv It Really.

Which Toyota dealer are you at? I'm a leading hand light vehicle mechanic for Xstrata zinc a mine at Mount Isa. One of the other fella's Simon worked at a Toyota dealer at the Goldy.

electric engineer

I'm at Hinterland Toyota in Nerang

A toolmaker by trade..
Now I design & build one off
food & beverage processing
equipment mainly...

My job.
 

I design and build bespoke wooden houses and chalets in France, been in the building industry for a million years.It is very enjoyable seeing my design from start to finish.

My Job
 

Chiropractor & Acupuncturist... therefore AKA Boneman

Fixing up you blokes after you "have an off" :-)

Bit jealous of some of the cool jobs you guys have.

Cheers, Boneman

Warehouse and logistics manager for a large event company.

Long term Tenere road tester.
 

Well it sounds a bit more glamorous than m/c courier.
Did have a proper job(s) once but started couriering after being made redundant.

Also in IT..... Unified Communications :-)

Manager for a local Independent Tyre supply & fit.So if any of you guys are local I can try and sort you a good price for your bike or car tyres.

I am a Logistics Analyst for SAAB Systems (not cars) in Perth, Western Australia, dealing with the support of our ANZAC Frigates (MEKO).
I completed 8 yrs with the Royal Australian Navy as a Marine Technician and have trade papers as an Electrical Fitter, although mechanical is much more my forte. My Fiancee lives in Singapore and lm always looking for ANY work that will let me live in Singapore.

GSE mechanic for ABR at Adelaide airport fixing all ground support equipment for virgin airlines....and for once I've found a job i enjoy, everyday is different but makes a change from being stuck in a workshop.

Alex

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update: earlier this year moved on to a different company. I am now working as a product manager for a large telecom company, working on cloud solutions and hardware hosting.