... <br/> Really fancy doing Cadwell as not done it before. Be good to get a few of us booked on here.<br/> <br/> Being run by No Limits. They are also doing the evening there but with 3hr+ drive home I doubt I will be doing that as well<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://nolimitstrackdays.com/cadwell.html?date=2014-07-06&event=22"><LINK_TEXT ...

ive used nirtomors + a bit of heat , wear goggles as if you get it in your eyes it hurts lots also d o it in a well vented area

... have been in the sale, they are at £16.99 now but here is the link anyway: http://www.decathlon.co.uk/water-pouch-300-red-id_8300161.html they also come in black.

... home with a headache through lack of hydration. So i am looking at one of these Kriega ones which will fit inside my R15 Kriega backpack. I can also use it on the mountain bike too if i ever manage to get back out often enough on it. http://www.kriega.com/3l-reservoir-tube/

... and throwing some base coat on the plater to seal it. Will put first coat of gloss on and see how that looks too - might get away with the one. Also seeing the building society to see if there's any possibility of a bit more cash so wish me luck on that one!

... for a track bike at the moment, so will stay with 2 wheels for the time being. Maybe it is something to do with enjoying risk, most of us have also enjoyed pastimes with risk attached, it definitely makes you realise you're alive if there's a possibility of injury or worse. ;)

I fancy doing the TT ,I also really want to do the BOL

was it not Picasso that suggested that camo scheme for battleships ? I believe he also suggested that infantry dress as clowns on the battlefield ....

I feel like I live my life on a very structured plan that consists mostly of putting other peoples' needs first. I'm also a meticulous planner by nature, a worrier, and a calculator of risk/reward.

I envy so much the ability of this guy to do what he did. Massive props!

... ride out to stow ate cake, nd back home again, give or take a few moments of forgetting what's next in terms of left and rights and junctions, and also got some fly in my eye which is still stinging now... Good day out :) cheers guys. (y) (sun) I have to say, I felt like I was riding naked, not ...

... slice of cake. The route to Cheddar seems good, there is a decent mix of fast flowing A roads and some tighter more demanding A/B roads, there is also a few bits of town riding to give us a rest. The route time does seem to be about 2 1/2 hours with a fuel stop or two. I ventured off the route ...

... I believe the " common gene for " aspect that Mac proposed applies: My Father was a top test pilot for the RAF, and his father was also flew for the RAF (but not to the same level). Sadly I was never going to be bright enough to follow their lead, so maybe motorbike helped me fill ...

Did you also know that the fixed penalty fines office has access to your passport records and photo?

Just gone past them, no on road markings, also hiddin behind a tree to so you cant see them until you are basically level with them

... live our own lives as much as is possible. To all the bikers who have been taken from our world too quickly I am truly sorry for the loss, but I m also truly glad as individuals you were allowed to make your own decisions and life your own lives and fore fill your own dreams in a way that some ...

... are operated. A single camera is able to monitor up-to five active lanes of traffic including those sections of motorway where a hard shoulder can also be used as a live lane. Dual radars are used to measure speed and data is transmitted digitally. These rear facing cameras are far more discrete ...

... chassis as the Monster 1200 but with the 821cc 11° V-twin Testastretta engine from the Hypermotard, tuned for 112hp and 65.9lbft of torque. It also shares similar styling with the Monster 1200 but, unlike its bigger brother, has a double-sided swing-arm. Dry weight is 179.5kg. It comes with ...

Tonight..nowt
Tomorrow...Trip to pet shop to stock up on bits followed by redoing the chameleons cage as it is due a real good clear out, also the snakes need a proper clean out
Sunday...watching GP and maybe going cycling in the morning but not sure yet, nothing too interesting for me all weekend

... £260 pair and finally Viper Braking at £230 pair. The Viper price wise look ideal compromise.. but the question is anyone heard of them and also would I notice any benefit from OEM discs? Cheers

... and went for a blast afterwards just before it started raining. With so much decent kit these days, most of it offering decent protection but with also being quite practical off the bike, i can see the appeal of short boots, gloves, jeans etc. Not saying i would wear it on a full days ride but ...