Tank Slap - Motorcycle Forum

Death valley !! that must have been fecking hot on a Ducati especially a Pani !! mind you it depends how fast you are going

As regards the fuel, a little later in the thread i just read this in reply to someone asking the same question.

: I played it safe--when out in the middle of nowhere I'd stop and gas up even if I still had 2/3 of a tank left. And that saved my butt in a few instances--in some places there are no "next gas 130 miles" signs.

I take that photo isn't staged?

No not at all. There are some other photos of them with the bike and another of him trying to feed the coyote by hand. Something he nearly regrets doing as they appear fine right up until they try and snatch the food and then nearly take his fingers with it.

kingfixer wrote:Death valley !! that must have been fecking hot on a Ducati especially a Pani !! mind you it depends how fast you are going

Mick, the theme right through the story is to do what you want to do and not what someone else says is either stupid or just not possible. He reckons the human mind and body is far more adaptable than we are conditioned to believe.

That is incredibly brave of him. I suppose he wouldnt make the same mistake twice!

He wants to try feeding the swans at Lake Windermere now they are proper viscous ba$tards

That photo is really good of the dog and bike

Looks like a fox, this is what a real Coyote looks like

i don't think you can post pics from the Ducati forum.

I can't see anything,

I can't see anything either

It must be lovely to be able to afford a 1199 as a track bike AND a 1299 for the road.

kingfixer wrote:It must be lovely to be able to afford a 1199 as a track bike AND a 1299 for the road.

Now that is a nice problem to have.

Track or Road today

Want this quite badly... along with a thinner head gasket, engine refresh, quickshifter, profiled cams, and port and polished head...

http://www.corbykawasaki.co.uk/zx6r-rac ... -loom.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

A polished head should be relatively easy and free to obtain just needs a little elbow grease at the end of the day

All joking aside have you heard of these people Cav ?

http://www.woolichracing.co.uk/default.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Alot of zx10r track day riders and racers really rate this kit. Not sure if available for the sixR though.

http://www.woolichracing.co.uk/products ... oductTable" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Looks like they do cater for the zx6r