... the places I’d gained. As the race went on, we started to lose a rider in almost every lap, ending up with the circuit seemingly littered with bikes on the grass. My pit board was continuously showing +0 so I knew that someone was right on my tail so I tried to keep my lines as tidy as possible, ...

... stuff here: http://www.waltsiegl.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Fwiw I think that would be a very smart move.: BMW bikes have always been well engineered, but these days are better received & so would potentially presumably be the most financially viable. (Yes, ...

You can do loads to older bikes to bring them some ways up to date, new tyres are a good example, if you want something easy go for a Honda 400/4 or maybe and earlier kwak like a GPX or something, some things to bear in mind though are ...

... very attractive for someone like me that dislikes paying out for something I only see as a necessity. The money I save could go on trackdays, new bikes, holidays or even Uni for mini Gee, whatever I do with it, at least it's my choice unlike at the moment where liquid fuel is a necessity to go ...

I would hate to do a load of work on something and then when its finished its still shite to ride. 80's bikes will have bouncy suspension and shonky brakes unless you update them. A good outside choice is a Honda Bros. they can be picked up pretty cheaply but the engines will ...

... rockets are a rewarding option, but they're outside your age parameters and (I have one) even they will be fairly unrewarding compared to current bikes. A stinkwheel, something like a Yamaha RD may have it's own appeal though. Far more rewarding to build your own creation IMHO. Also you would ...

Yes and i can't remember as i did it so long ago. I will ask for you.

Is anyone else a member?

If so how long does it normally take to get your account activated? I've been waiting for a few days now

... with all the above, fecking Civil servants without a clue, doing what looks right as opposed to what is right. Can see an awful lot of off- road bikes and some road bikes having problems with tanks falling apart, my old Tiger has got a plastic tank, guess it's just a matter of time for it.

I don't like cherries Although I do like roads

C00kiemonster wrote:

Blade wrote:

Ian03 wrote:Why pay to go on the ring when you have the lovely B500 road, which goes through the Black Forrest for free.

Have you ridden this road Ian ? I have heard many good things about it

I may have to visit if it's that good

You can buy Black Forest gateux in most shops, Cookie.

Blade wrote:

Ian03 wrote:Why pay to go on the ring when you have the lovely B500 road, which goes through the Black Forrest for free.

Have you ridden this road Ian ? I have heard many good things about it

I may have to visit if it's that good

Ian03 wrote:Why pay to go on the ring when you have the lovely B500 road, which goes through the Black Forrest for free.

Have you ridden this road Ian ? I have heard many good things about it

Mmmm, cake.

Why pay to go on the ring when you have the lovely B500 road, which goes through the Black Forrest for free.

duke63 wrote:I suspect its the cars you need to watch out for at the Ring.

Be under no illusion at just how quick modern cars can be.

Oh I know. I managed to steal a couple of hours out in the jag yesterday without wifey Bank holiday in France and no-one on the roads . What a machine!

I suspect its the cars you need to watch out for at the Ring.

Be under no illusion at just how quick modern cars can be.

I'd take the car but not the bike. Too dangerous with too many people and faster bikers on it.

I was reading about McGuinness s in Performance Bikes mag last night and he says he's not 100% sure he can ride yet due to the injuries he sustained in his off road crash a few months back. Rather strangely I read the opposite in that he would definitely ...