My boss has taken an earbashing from a client, so guess which way that shit is rolling today?

Great.

I do think Silverstone is massively under rated as its a great track for learning track craft as its so wide, fast and with an assortment of different corners.

Mallory for me it's just such a nice friendly place with a great cafe 1st time I got my left knee down craners ,I was getting a wriggle on and really gelling with the track and bike So far I've been to ,almeria,silverstone,pembrey,donnington,croft,mallory ...

Kwacky wrote:Puking my guts up. It's a great weight loss programme but I'm getting slightly bored with it now.

Ive seen that diet a few times ......

An Optimate charge lead... for an Optimate 3.

Which is great, because mine is an Optimate 4, with the new connector on it.

It said for both on the order page.

I would have to agree with you on that one. The only circuit I've ridden on with real elevation changes and challenging corners. That's great you have so many memorable moments! Best track moment for me would probably be on the brakes going into Redgate (Turn 1 Donington).. I'd outbrake 3 ...

Puking my guts up. It's a great weight loss programme but I'm getting slightly bored with it now.

I did drifting with Drift Elite.. really good guys and a great laugh !! I'll definitely do it again

The M5 is a great tyre, I actually fitted M7's then when they were done went back to the M5, I liked them better. Did you get this quote from Gary ? If not I would ask him, he is normally very good on price. Saying that I normally ...

Cheers Kwacky that's great info. Appreciate the link

... first time this morning and seemed to run slightly better than it has before (although I'm unsure how the electrics would cause that, tbh). Great to be whizzing past cars stuck in queues of traffic. Yeah, it was raining a bit, but so what? A little windy, too - I couldn't help noticing that ...

That's great I really like that

There both great bikes i think you have to go for the one that you want to open the garage too the most forget stat's as it would be very close between them its how it makes YOU feel that's the important bit. Any bike can have ...

Looks great Frankie.

I've got a not dissimilar canvas from a photo I took on the sun setting on a Menorca beach over 10 years ago.

There both great bikes i think you have to go for the one that you want to open the garage too the most forget stat's as it would be very close between them its how it makes YOU feel that's the important bit.

Any bike can have soul as long as it tickles you man berries.

... into to their singing while next to me and taking a peep when parking along side one. Don't think you would regret getting either as both are great but the Daytona just has that special something in my opinion

... know which way I voted. Don't get me wrong, the ZX6 is a cracking bike. It simply does not compete on an emotive level, it's simply just another great bike. Generally your concerns about the 675 are the same ones we all feel when first considering "tempting fate" by buying a Triumph. ...

D6 wrote:Wondering why I ever needed to sleep before

It's great though, isn't it

... your head can choose Daytona as well as your heart. Mine's been totally reliable and does everything I've asked it to. I believe the zx6 is a great bike too but never tried one. Just for your information the Daytona had an update in 2009 and is generally considered to be the one to go for ...

... your head can choose Daytona as well as your heart. Mine's been totally reliable and does everything I've asked it to. I believe the zx6 is a great bike too but never tried one. Just for your information the Daytona had an update in 2009 and is generally considered to be the one to go for ...