... house and job nicely now [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH] New house and new job = fantastic... at my new job they've even sorted me out with an off road parking slot for my blade and allowed me to hang my wet leathers in the warehouse so they dry :D AMAZING!!! On the subject of riding to work... ...

... go. Pedestrians crossing arb a crossing, still means go, oh and riders are mad, I witnessed them riding on paths to cut out the traffic on the road. Oh and for what I witnessed. They hate waiting for anything, beep for everything. The first day I moaned because I didn't see the legendary Italian ...

... recording your rides. I have started to do exactly that. Got myself a Go Pro to rewatch the run. Seems a good idea to me!! I went along Coalport Road (Telford) at 40mph... it's a 30mph... stupid error. It was obviously 30mph approaching the bridge but after the narrow bridge it opened up, no ...

... my rides to watch them back and check where Im going wrong... does anyone else do that? Or do you just use the camera to catch out twunts on the road?[/quote Speeding on the IAM test. Total respect Ro (rock) Haha nice one dude, and good luck for track retest

... recording your rides. I have started to do exactly that. Got myself a Go Pro to rewatch the run. Seems a good idea to me!! I went along Coalport Road (Telford) at 40mph... it's a 30mph... stupid error. It was obviously 30mph approaching the bridge but after the narrow bridge it opened up, no ...

... my rides to watch them back and check where Im going wrong... does anyone else do that? Or do you just use the camera to catch out twunts on the road?

Looks like a cracking bit of road there duke

Glad you had a good time mate

The snake is a good road and always puts a smile on your face

... be worked but once you're in the revs it's a screamer and easy to ride fast The 09-12 zx6r has pretty firm suspension so it's a bit jittery on the road, but the sx is the other way so it mops up the crappy British roads but the handling is no where near as sharp. Both are easy to commute on but ...

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That is too loud even for a race system. Youll never be allowed on any tracks. Well maybe the states.

No noise testing in Oz!

What?......

That is too loud even for a race system. Youll never be allowed on any tracks. Well maybe the states.

190 bhp and 127 kg I want one.

Can they do a cheaper road version

... to a police car with the blues going directly behind me till the instructor pointed it out over the radio and had me waddle to the side of the road. Still passed. If she wants a project bike to work on too...

... were called to race control and finally the Air ambulance arrived which is never good. They have a full medical suite at Oulton Park as well as a road ambulance on site during TD's (I know I've been in both twice (blush) ) so the fact the Air Ambulance was called did not sound good at all and ...

... to UP him and crashed in pit lane entry this time good style with his bike wrapped in the armco and in a 1000 shards across the pit lane entry road. It didn't end there next somebody dropped oil all over the exit of Foulston's chicane but this was nothing to the work of Mr Dick, remember him ...

... that once hidden cameras are accepted in principle then they will start to replace the visible ones only without the double limit requirement. The road that it was parked on when I rode past it seems quite popular with motorcyclists, and there have been a few fatalities on it recently.

They wont retrospectively change company car tax bands nor road tax. If they do, then you would be entitled to be compensated for the loss incurred but they never have done anything retrospectively tax wise. Your taxable benefit would be based on the ...

Yep, you need to go hard on the physio and home exercises. It's the little things you remember on your road to recovery, like being able to cut your own food or shave yourself or raise your arm above your shoulder. It comes, but in stages. Till I have my 6 week check up I'm ...

....He left the company and then text me 2 weeks ago saying he saw a smashed bike on the road side thought of me and wanted to see how I'm doing. Had to damn near send him a photo of the surgical scar featuring my face and the bbc news home page before he would belive ...

Yep, you need to go hard on the physio and home exercises.

It's the little things you remember on your road to recovery, like being able to cut your own food or shave yourself or raise your arm above your shoulder. It comes, but in stages.