Toseland was saying carbon disks add about 20 meters to the braking points!

Bratty wrote:Nice lid Jon, commute to work was interesting including a bit of road rage lol

You do seem to attract them, on the bus or on the bike

Nice lid Jon, commute to work was interesting including a bit of road rage lol

Yeah but could have been more

Only joking. Bradl must be gutted with his decision to ride a wet setup on slicks. If he had come in like others he would have been very strong for a podium at his home round.

You're still well clear up front.

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Bradl was top 3 in every session all weekend with a great race pace and a proven record at his home round. Only bike on the first 3 rows and easily a 20 second head start on Marquez, Lorenzo and co and doesn't even finish in the points

rocket wrote:Inters

yes it's going to be a fun day , excited and nervous all rolled into one.

I booked novice, I'd be a rolling road block in any other group.

I'm really looking forward to the day, want to spend a session working on body position as I don't really move on the bike.

thats the fella!

i drove all over that bloomin are last year, missed that one !!

La Bañeza?

You should all come to Skelmersdale, every night's race night :) we've got the M58 for drag racing and the famous Pimbo TT as well for a bit of two wheel small circuit stuff plus a roundabout that can be seen from the moon for all your knee down action and all the friendly plastic scousers you coul...

where was that village in spain that hosts a peculiar little road race? they just shut the village for a weekend and have a great ole time.


now THAT would be a tankslap ride out!

I just think these things are too much distraction and a solution to a problem that does not exist.

I bought a bike specific satnav earlier in the year and I have barely used that as it encourages me to take my eyes of the road too much.

... I've been working on the track bike idea with the missus, but she's not overly keen on me getting anything else till the Daytona is back on the road properly. But this is a bloody great price for a well set up bike. Funny enough, I recognised the blokes email address, and I bought a dive kayak ...

I remember doing this before. Beta 50cc Kx125 motocross Road version 125 forgotten model Rm250 motorcross Puch 50cc Fs1e - also purple like Deegee. Expansion chamber (homemade) ported, bored out to 60 odd cc, skimmed head, re jetted, went like stink, ...

Tricky wrote:my biking history starts when i was 7 years old, i can recall owning 8 bikes before i was on the road at 16. i must have had up to 40 by now, got 7 in the garage at the moment.

How big is your garage? :O

You should all come to Skelmersdale, every night's race night :) we've got the M58 for drag racing and the famous Pimbo TT as well for a bit of two wheel small circuit stuff plus a roundabout that can be seen from the moon for all your knee down action and all the friendly plastic scousers you coul...

my biking history starts when i was 7 years old, i can recall owning 8 bikes before i was on the road at 16. i must have had up to 40 by now, got 7 in the garage at the moment.

There was something kicking around at the beginning of the year about the Isle of Wight jumping on the Isle of Man band wagon

You should all come to Skelmersdale, every night's race night :) we've got the M58 for drag racing and the famous Pimbo TT as well for a bit of two wheel small circuit stuff plus a roundabout that can be seen from the moon for all your knee down action and all the friendly plastic scousers you could...