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Kwacky wrote:Do I get a free pizza if you're late?

Those days have gone around my way, the guys drive around in some old clapped out car!


Happy commuting, you mean it's does not have heated seats ? Don't forget to see Pitty for a full set of racing graphics to slap on

So I bought a Daytona 600 which has been nothing but trouble. Stalled on the way home from buying it and wouldn't start, wouldn't bump start, would turn over from a jump but then cut out as soon as the revs went below 4000. Took it to a bike shop who replaced ...

Not a fan of wife beater

I drink bottled beer mainly at home tbh but also when out and about. That way at least you can guarantee consistency of the product when drinking bottled beer.

I can make a friend of any dog but I just could not leave one shut up in the house alone for 8 hours every week day. And they are a very big consideration to take on because like having kids it will change your life in a big way.

It's one of the biggest things I notice about the UK when we drive back over. European cities and towns tend to have traffic lights but they have a system of flashing Amber which basically means treat it as a give way. It works.

The costs involved for even updating the bikes in this class are not covered by sales. None of them are selling in sufficient quantities. The only way to really afford it is to have millions coming in from other area like heavy industry, or scooters etc.

Kwacky wrote:Can't you do it the old way with a tube rather than the cost of a pump?

Bloody pervert .

Can't you do it the old way with a tube rather than the cost of a pump?

I wondered what happens if you meet someone coming the other way.

The road is called the Fairy Meadows road in the Himalayas.

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That's a reversal of what you usually get when its superbike v supercar.

That Bugatti is fecking quick off the line and equally impressive is the way the H2R hauls it back.

That's one way of running in a new engine!! Seriously impressive, the riders head must be processing so much information so quickly...think I would of come off at the first bend if going that quickly haha!!

Short Notice, but if anyone is around Saturday afternoon, Farmer just text me and he is out for a bumble, so will will be heading up to Stow for a brew. Leaving his around 12 ish, so will be that way 1.00 - 1.30 ish.

Will be good to see his 675 MV in the flesh...

I got a compliment last night about my filtering. There are some roadworks near where I work. The only way to get through the traffic is to bully the cars. It generally works. I saw a bike was following from a distance. I got to the lights and a well spoken middle chap on ...

... have actually been kinda fun here....we've been rehearsing some comedy skits I wrote for an upcoming event, and the response was pretty awesome....way beyond what I expected - but the place still sucks.

Nice one thanks matey.. They're about 25mm through which made me think hmmmm... On top of the fact the rear shock is so low there is no way you could have ignored the front and keep a safe geometry

... the operating window it was design and tuned to perform in personally. It would be well out of my range of talent and a road going softie zx10r is way beyond my ability although I do enjoy trying to show it who's boss (giggle) admittedly with limited success (blush)

Andorra is good, some great slopes for all abilities, I was not on skis but a board, the night life was good, plenty of great places to stop all the way down the mountains good lifts, stunning views.

... are you part of the SAMMs IAMs group? Riding this Saturday from Telford services... ... Im hoping that snow in Germany etc doesn't creep over this way any time soon!!!! jT.... would you advise the group chalet share then? I'm quite up for the idea... just need to talk the other half round! I could ...

... when i had my Suzuki Bandit back in the day and went and test rode the Daytona. I couldn't believe how much better the Daytona was in every single way (brakes, handling, acceleration), yet at the time Japanese sportsbikes had already moved on to the next level. The Bandit just felt dangerous after ...