... when you have a tarmatic experience like that. I'm sure he is parsing his lucky stars that you guys stopped and helped. Poor guy it must of what him right up. Hope he is being looked after well by the hopistal. Expect some more police patrols down that stretch now

I be been watching this too, very entertaining from a bloke who doesn't have that cockyness about him about knowing it all. He says things in simple terms so anyone can follow the story. Very good

... had been an accident so filtered to the front to see if we could help. First sight was of a sole biker down, not moving and no one attending to him. Being completely honest I sh1t myself at first sight of the accidnet scene and I genuinely thought the biker was brown bread after looking at the ...

... he got rid of them! I was stunned how many he's been through. He used to hate me changing my car but when I found out all this I used it against him! [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES]

... someone who knows all their foibles before they become properly reliable. Yes Duke, a phone call to Louigi moto in the morning, I'm going to let him give it the once over, doing some research he is very highly regarded for all things Ducati, I know that anyway by people who know him in the Bristol ...

... that time and it's a great city. I wish I'd lived there for a while, really nice people and I do truly think they are happy there. Good luck to him. Hard work should pay off. What other uni's does he fancy? He's looking at University of Lancashire in Preston too and Cardiff and then the fall ...

... would make Shakey Byrne. Super talented and extremely nice guy. Genuinely went of of his way when he was busy to speak with my kids. I didn't ask him too he just told us to come over. Also never heard him say a bad word against anyone or about anything he is a very genuine nice guy who as a bonus ...

It was only a matter of time before he hit 67

I'm chuffed for him. He comes across as a genuinely nice bloke.

Is that your lad checking out the rear end? If so, you've taught him well

Wow I can't believe your lad is getting ready for Uni already. How quick time flies by. I can remember seeing him at bike racing as a young lad which only seems like yesterday.

... that time and it's a great city. I wish I'd lived there for a while, really nice people and I do truly think they are happy there. Good luck to him. Hard work should pay off. What other uni's does he fancy?

Kwacky wrote:Got the day off as it's Mrs Kwacky's birthday. Probably off to Alton Towers with the kids.

Did you go on Thursday ?

James went on Thursday and when I was walking him to school this morning, randomly said " I saw your mate Kwacky in a queue"

Not so much today but tomorrow. I'm taking my lad to BSB at Oulton Park tomorrow and after reading him a story and putting him to bed tonight I turn the light out and said good night. My lad shouted back "Daddy we will have a great day tomorrow" Bless him he made ...

Not so much today but tomorrow.

I'm taking my lad to BSB at Oulton Park tomorrow and after reading him a story and putting him to bed tonight I turn the light out and said good night. My lad shouted back "Daddy we will have a great day tomorrow"

Bless him he made my day

Hard Ba$tard (rock) That some serious pain that is. Total respect to Guy and can see his logic about going to work. I know a lot of people knock him for claiming he's just a humble truck mechanic, but it's clearly something he loves with a passion and not allowing life to stop you doing what you ...

Itchy wrote:

Blade wrote:Black chicken

Well actually it's steak but that's what we have to tell the youngest it to get him to eat it

We used to have to do that with my daughter.
Turkey was known as white beef!

Haha Itchy

Tbh white beef sounds a bit dodgy

Blade wrote:Black chicken

Well actually it's steak but that's what we have to tell the youngest it to get him to eat it

We used to have to do that with my daughter.
Turkey was known as white beef!

... you don't necessarily live to race another day. Fingers crossed he makes the right decision about any further racing, I'd be sad not to see him line up at next years TT, but would prefer he wasn't trying to keep people other than himself happy if he does.

It might sound like a sponsor rant, but if I was in gear that saved my life like that I'd be singing their praises too regardless of sponsorship deals.

Sounds like he might be re-evaluating his racing career, don't blame him one bit.

Conscious or not, he was only going to be a passenger once the bike spat him off. He looked like a bouncing bomb.