... can just wait its not the end of the world...but it could be for someone else if they got knocked down...people don't seem to think about that though.

I only use mine for transporting the trackbike in the back of the van, does a great job though !!

... of when I done Aragon last year £600 for trip (track costs, bike transport, hotel) £160 flights £60 car hire (could share if theres a few though) Approx £100-£120 on fuel £250 tires - I went through 2 rears (but that was down to bad suspension and and a reasonably old bike) Then your food ...

... present to myself.. It does seem that Cartegena is popular, it's also at the right time of year.. I do want to do a couple of track days this year though. I really want to learn proper body position, and a track with a tutor is the only place for that kind of thing..

I'm not one for branded leathers but I do like the look of the Ducati ones,.I reserve the right to take the piss though when you turn up wearing them, especially if you've got your Ducati gloves and boots :^ :P Watch out with the fit on the Dianese leathers. I spoke to a dealer ...

... It's a bit late to try and get my beach body but I've got to show willing :D Thats exactly what im trying to do, not quite the same as a mars bar though lol.

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After being a bit pissed off with the **** who scraped my car this afternoon, i though i would stop at the Brindley Honda bike place for a look around. I want to replace my leathers this year and am very undecided on what to buy. I'm not usually one for bike branded ...

Kwacky wrote:Ask him if you can have a quick go on his missus in return and promise you won't damage her, as you take out the gaffer tape and handcuffs from your backpack.

Though this is better advice haha

I let a mate have a go on one of my old bikes just up and down his street, he almost got taken out by a car reversing off their drive and ended up hammering across 3 gardens trying to avoid it it was only an old wrecker of a bike though. my advice would be not to do it.

... as I have to work with the guy and we are a small team so 'F off' will land me in HR. Also he is technically above me on the company structure although I don't think he actually realises that. Equally I don't think he realises how uncomfortable he is making things by keep asking. There are a ...

... steady as a full on paddock stand but then it isnt likely to be as the tyre is still taking the weight. I can't see how the bike could fall over though. The Multi sits in mine and that carries weight higher than a sportsbike but is fine. As to Spudda's point, i know that they do two sizes of ...

Will check when I get home Jon as the missus ran the last test and she won't have a scobby do if I tell he to do all that (giggle) Great info though, thanks mate. That's not going to give too much info for you mate, it's designed for people on ADSL, as your on a cable connection you won't have ...

... 9Mb. Will check when I get home Jon as the missus ran the last test and she won't have a scobby do if I tell he to do all that (giggle) Great info though, thanks mate.

... for bikes on top of not being insured then im pretty sure I can make a case that HR would kill me if I let him out on it. If he has the licence though then a dealer test will be a far more fullfilling ride anyway.

One thing I would look at given your location is a dual-sport bike such as a Suzuki DR650. Good mileage, good for highway and all around commuting, plus the power to do 70 mph plus. Not sure how available they are in China though.

Best of luck and what an awesome adventure you are on! (Y)

Fwiw I think we all know it will probably end in tears mate.

You will end up with a damaged bike, an injured colleague, probably someone's damaged car & undoutably the blame for all of it.

How to tell him no, so that he "gets it" is going to be a challenge though IMHO.

No though i would be tempted if i saw one at a decent price.
I bought the RCS from Cookie a few years back.

Ahh found it. You can use this with those huge **** chains too.

Obviously doesn't work if you have spindle sliders fitted though. Also appears to only fit certain bikes too.

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I'll have to look him up?! Though I don't think I'd be in a grey to test it out lol