... people. I've shared joints with engineers, lawyers, police, a future MP and even a serving Airforce jet pilot. If used in moderation and the same way as responsible drinking I see absolutely no problem with it. I get tested regularly with my job so I very rarely have any these days.

... if I borrowed to the level some do I'd live like a king! But frankly I don't want to go through life borrowing. I wasn't brought up that way. Thankfully my parents didn't have a bean to rub together and still don't but saved when they could and taught me that. We've put some investments ...

... My mum gave me £400 when I was eighteen and I got a loan of my dad for a car but paid every penny back and have been given nothing since. Tbh in a way I m glad. Every single thing I own I have earned and saved up for myself. I owe nobody nothing and feel a lot more satisfaction from knowing I earned ...

... schemes seem to be doing pretty well compared to a saving accounts, around 6 to 10%. Even my three year old twins are richer than me That's the way to do it Monty. Your kids will thank you for it when their older

Fair do's you look smooth out there, and fast! More track days should feature Green day (y) Also love the way the eyes on the back of your helmet peek over your speed hump when you tip into corners 8) Thanks for that :) fast? possibly not, I mean Sam Lowes time in 2013 supersport ...

Wsbk rules now make it difficult to build a road bike that can go racing. Much easier to build a race bike you can make road legal. And if you want to win races it's the only way to go.

DaytonAndy wrote:love the way the eyes on the back of your helmet peek over your speed hump when you tip into corners

I didn't notice that! Haha that's awesome.

I'll watch the footage when I get home, would love to go to Jerez

Fair do's you look smooth out there, and fast! More track days should feature Green day
Also love the way the eyes on the back of your helmet peek over your speed hump when you tip into corners

... of times then did the Chris Walker Kawasaki Race school with Ben Wilson. Doing 1.05s in the wet at Mallory trying to keep up with Ben was one way to get my confidence back :D I have to say I had tremendous support from the people on this site. I have to say he was a bit of a mess.....

Ahaa, my girlfriend likes watching me work my way through the riders but doesn't like watching me go fast. At Pembrey they were stood at the fastest corner on the track (approx 130mph+ kneedown) and she did not like that! haha. She tells me that ...

Kwacky wrote:I think once I've paid off my mortgage I'm going to have to start saving so I can give my kids a deposit for a house when they're old enough. It's the only way I can see them being able to afford anything.

That's partly our thinking, I don't know how they will do it otherwise.

... she certainly doesn't help. My dad is spineless and self-centred towards. Those two live their lifestyle and heaven forbid anyone who gets in the way!! I would love to be financially stable enough to have a sizeable figure in my future kids bank accounts when they turn 21 (I don't believe that ...

... of times then did the Chris Walker Kawasaki Race school with Ben Wilson. Doing 1.05s in the wet at Mallory trying to keep up with Ben was one way to get my confidence back :D I have to say I had tremendous support from the people on this site.

I think once I've paid off my mortgage I'm going to have to start saving so I can give my kids a deposit for a house when they're old enough. It's the only way I can see them being able to afford anything.

That BMW shifts on the straight

Love the look over the left as you do him on the right.

You're very quick by the way. I wish I was that confident on the corners.

Sensible question mate. New riders and experienced riders new to the track are asked to wear bibs. That way the faster and more experienced riders know and can give extra space when overtaking.

It works incredibly week with the BBS guys. I was happy to take my bib off on the second day.

Looks like sh*t wrapped in crap...don't care if it's "better" in any way whatsoever....a choice of bike should be an emotive choice, and the only emotion this thing would inspire is thoughts of "I'm glad this helmet is full-face, so no-one sees me on this massive POS".

Well what can I say that already hasn't been said !. The first morning was a tad damp so me & Frankie put the wets on and away we went, the track had already to dry out at this point so we only got about 6-7 laps in and the tyres looked a bit worse for wear (giggle) , so back on with ...

... deck before the race ended if they had carried on like that. Red mist comes to mind.... :) Best race I have seen for a while, shame it ended the way it did.

I would be interested to hear your comments on the m7rr on a big bike if you go that way.