Seamless gearboxes, like slick tyres or launch control they’re things that anyone who watches MotoGP knows about but is unlikely to have first-hand experience of. But while slicks will never make sense on the road seamless transmissions are very likely to make the ...

Sadly there are still many who believe the shite in these rags. The EU referendum is a good example.

"If he can make it, I can make it"

I had that for the first time at Pembrey this year; someone on an R6 who does racing came past me. He helped pull me along a bit and I ended up being half a second or more faster a lap (that's alot on a 1 minute lap!). Best trackday I've been on

... heading out and trying to overtake everything in sight. I'm hoping for chilled but I'm since wondering if it's just going to be full of people who never trackday and don't know where they're going.

... your old style working class voter didn't connect with the labour party. There's been a shift. People now see Labour as being supported by those who traditionally would have been seen as middle class. Labour have shifted too far to the centre to try and win voters. They've ended up alienating ...

... it hasn't nearly done so already. Been watching a bit of "Band Of..." lately....prolly the best depiction of WWII yet. Forget the guy who played the lead....Winters was the character's name. Underplayed the role perfectly, IMO.

They won't kick you off the track day but as you point out they're geared for those who aren't so track confident.

Friday commemorates 100 years since the start of the Battle which lasted until November. Some interesting things going on the remember thsoe who fell at the Somme. http://www.1914.org/somme/?utm_campaign=somme-centenary&utm_source=youtube.com&utm_medium=social" onclick="window.open(this.href);return ...

... your old style working class voter didn't connect with the labour party. There's been a shift. People now see Labour as being supported by those who traditionally would have been seen as middle class. Labour have shifted too far to the centre to try and win voters. They've ended up alienating ...

... the pits and back out again for only three laps, still just about got the tires warmed up..... |( I found out a bit later in the day that the guy who stopped the session had knocked his fuel switch to off and run out on the way up to the hairpin (facepalm) The morning was track wise was quiet ...

D41 wrote:It's at what???

Makes a trip back over The Pond super-duper likely for me....who's house am I staying at??

There is an empty one at 10 Downing St.

It's at what???

Makes a trip back over The Pond super-duper likely for me....who's house am I staying at??

I agree about the looks, but going on the tweets I see everyone who takes one out for a test ride seems to end up buying the MT10. Of the bikes mentioned so far the Speed Triple or the 1200 monster would be the two on a shortlist. I prefer triples to twins ...

I agree about the looks, but going on the tweets I see everyone who takes one out for a test ride seems to end up buying the MT10.

Of the bikes mentioned so far the Speed Triple or the 1200 monster would be the two on a shortlist. I prefer triples to twins though.

Wow, it's just believable. He's a middle aged bloke who rides like a bat out of hell!! Absolutely superb

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Labour has its own problems. The Chilcott Inquiry is out soon and a few of those who have been sacked or jumped gun were supporters of Tony Blair. Corbyn isn't liked by those on the right of the labour party. Which is pretty ironic.

Won't the Tories have to elect a new leader first? No point going to the polls if we don't know who we're voting for

Blinding move by Cameron, who saw that coming?

Anybody who signs Article 50 will almost certainly also be the instigator of the break up of the United Kingdom. Not sure anyone wants that on their CV. Johnson and Gove thought Cameron would do it, now he has refused they are ...

... elected and I can't see that happening. Is there any other scenario where a general election can be called ? I bet there are plenty of Tories who wouldn't mind a general election if it meant staying in the EU. Labour, SNP and Liberals would support it by the sounds of it.