... is frankly too expensive at present for it to be rolled out in anything other than major cities, but make no mistake it'll come in the next 10-15 years imho.

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... have plastic bags, they would have genuine nice strong bags (not plastic instead a fabric). You would pay maybe a quid a bag but would last for years. In turn we would all have bags in our cars and this would be the norm for all. Plus we wouldn't see nasty plastic bags hanging from out beautiful ...

Makes me angry, I'm sure the road heading to Henley was national some years back (or at least I used to think it was national and is a cracking bit of road) and now it's bloody 40MPH...potentially could of been me though!! Haha!! I'm.sure Frankie would know ...

AGV quality has come on leaps and bounds in the last few years. My Corsa's finish is up there with the very best.

Watched sliding doors yesterday ins BBC iPlayer. Haven't watched it for years and still as good now as what I remember it

Kwacky wrote:Buy it.

Seriously. There will be Panis aplenty. Those engine conversions don't come up too often.

im with you rich. grab this opportunity whilst you can, the Panigale are/will still be plentiful in a years time.

I want one I have been on about buying a 2 stroke 250 for a while . I used to have a rs250 Track bike years ago I hardly rode it and pretty much sold it without putting 20 miles on it. I would love to have another go on one but they are going for really silly money. The rgv ...

I lived in Wales a few years back when they started charging for bags, it never really affected me then don't think it will now.

I was in Rome for New Years eve about 5 years ago, brilliant it was, I like the place but they do like their graffiti don't they.

Amazing city isn't it,my sister has lived there for 26 years and owns a print shop near the Spanish steps

... photos. Fascinating stuff and what a thing to own. This has the carbon airbox frame. I did see its sister bike at a Telford bike show a couple of years back and there was no barrier to stop me getting right up close to it. https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash2/v/t1.0-9/46953_10151510719258410_762655566_n.jpg?oh=dd2eafb3458ac47a3ffa41ef38e9d95e&oe=56A3F7F5 ...

It really is staggering, isn't it mate. Most of the rest of the world were still living in tribes at the time. Mind you, 2000 years later, and the UK celebrated the event by building a big tent. (wasntme) ......They say 1million people died inside the walls. I was gobsmacked to hear this, ...

Sure she will do excellently Kwacky and tell her to enjoy it, it's not a test, sure she's listened to you for all those years she will know better than the instructor!!

... things he thinks it must be the same for me, bless him. Haha got to love them at times. The funniest thing I've seen is my partners little sister (years ago now) but I taught her how to ice skate and when she became confident she then wanted to bring her friend along with us all, which my partner ...

... i chatted to a guy who is involved in speed records and he was quite scathing of the Bloodhound effort. He reckond the kit they are using is 30 years old and has no chance of breaking any records. I've followed the bloodhound since its started and read all of their posts and pics. Doesn't look ...

At the Autosport show last January i chatted to a guy who is involved in speed records and he was quite scathing of the Bloodhound effort.

He reckond the kit they are using is 30 years old and has no chance of breaking any records.

... but virtually stop on the twisties, I heard them described as "Corner Campers" by Tony Scott (Triumph Triple Challenge founder) some years back which is about right i think. They are a pita tbh.

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Possibly. It's still ongoing which is rare.

He's a Dutch guy from the z1000sx.co.uk site. Looks like he's had a nice mix of bikes over the years.

Good review. Sadly typical of track days over the last few years.

Sounds like you had fun anyway but I do wonder why they let some people near a track. The guy who lost a sump? Knob.