I have concerns about McGuiness.

There is no way he can be properly fit after his accident and he struggled at the NW200 and the TT is the last place to be riding if your are not 100%.

My favorite quote is definatley "I decided, after hemming and hawing and talking to my son, that yes, he would let me put poo up his bum to see if that would work”

... McGuinness whose best lap was 126.355mph. Action around the Mountain Course commenced at 18.25 with the newcomers completing their controlled laps after the cancellation of Saturday’s session. Richard Quayle led the first group of three away, Peter Hickman, Laurent Hoffmann and Martin Jessopp, ...

If your after opinions I'm not sure a polished tank would look good on a white and carbon bike. Have you got any pictures of similar projects as might help with a visual as never seen this combo before. Ive only seen polished ...

You're right about that. I learnt to filter on the M25, anything after that was child's play!
Haven't done it for years now though.

... when doing a rideout with such speedy lads as it allows me to keep up when they get stuck behind traffic. Well, until they bugger off again! After the initial burst of fun we come up into a line of stationary traffic at what I presumed to be the start of Snake Pass. An elderly gentleman coming ...

rocket wrote:Having an awkward moment with the wife asking why I want to go to Warrington tomorrow well there's these exhausts and they are super cheap !!!!

Dont blame you, but at least you'll be leaving soon after arriving, I'm feckin stuck here

Cheers Rossgo and Frankie. I had to laugh having my tea tonight. I was enjoying a cold beer after a days riding and my youngest turned to me and said, deadly seriously "Are me and you drinking dirty beer on holiday dad ?" I have to say it sounds a great plan ...

Cheers Rossgo and Frankie. I had to laugh having my tea tonight. I was enjoying a cold beer after a days riding and my youngest turned to me and said, deadly seriously "Are me and you drinking dirty beer on holiday dad ?" I have to say it sounds a great plan ...

I was in Leicester Spud it was a northern soul all dayer 30 year reunion 5pm till 2am great night seeing mates I hadn't seen for 30 years but it was after 3 when we'd said our goodbyes and then had to drop some friends off so way after 4.30 when I got back.

I m not sure tbh Duke. I have friends who work in Iraq on civilian plants and they need armed guards so not sure the place is too friendly in general but I'm sure there are places with nice people.

I have considered working there myself but after reading the security advice I changed my mind.

After two weeks solid of being up and about before 6am i suspect i will be awake anyway. :D Your going soft Duke :) ;) you want to try working nights mate. Latest I stayed in bed for a fortnight was 3pm which is like getting ...

After two weeks solid of being up and about before 6am i suspect i will be awake anyway.

... inappropriately or dangerously they should be dealt with firmly and fairly as individual cases. Saying that I remember when we went last year just after the TT and some of the unrestricted areas had been changed for temporary speed limits

There is definitely life after surgery, I know. I've got a good friend I used to co-own a boat with, we sailed for 15yrs together and he had regular massive back pain during that time, it got to the point where he couldn't live with the ...

... and all the family are well up for it but were not camping types and want some where nice with some private space and parking as it is a holiday after all. At this rate I don't think we will be going.

Riding over to the Midlands on Friday straight after work left us with little time to get an Insanity workout in.
So to catch up, we did two yesterday.
One in the morning, one in the afternoon.

#sweatmuch?

Gutted to hear this D. Best advice I could offer after reading sgtdixie reply is wait and see how many if anymore you get. If you get offered speed awareness course accept. If you get another standard NIP and offered a speed awareness course accept ...

Kwacky wrote:I take about 6 different routes home. Bugger all to do with thieves and everything to do with what mood I'm in.

I always try to switch routes regularly. IMO using the same route day after day can lead to complacency, that's when mistakes and accidents happen.

I forgot to update this after the track day. Very solid with only a couple of slides on the rear coming out of the hairpin. Change of direction was effortless. They heated up and retained the heat. I was running 31/29. The lean on them ...