They look very similar to Spada Enforcers (though perhaps a bit lighter). This is a good thing.

Watched Trip to Italy with Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan last night. Both can be hard work to listen to at times though Coogan seems to have mellowed a bit in middle age. Worth it just for the scenery and the food they are eating. I so badly want to go and live there one day. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/europe/italy/10744960/The-Trip-To-Italy-preview-Steve-Coogan-and-Rob-Brydon-eat-their-way-around-Italy.html" ...

Watched Trip to Italy with Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan last night. Both can be hard work to listen to at times though Coogan seems to have mellowed a bit in middle age. Worth it just for the scenery and the food they are eating. I so badly want to go and live there one day. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/europe/italy/10744960/The-Trip-To-Italy-preview-Steve-Coogan-and-Rob-Brydon-eat-their-way-around-Italy.html" ...

... the forks. Suggest you get a 675 recall reg-rec to try and preempt the inevitable. The recall ones should be plug n play, even for the old D6, although Triumph won't do it for you here. You should be able to find one second hand pretty easily on ebay though. I'd suggest you don't use Motu l either ...

Blade wrote:Great posts Di really enjoying the thread.

Good luck for Donny Nige

Thanks Dude, from us both... hard to know if my ramblings are of interest, but I try to keep it brief but factual.
The headless chicken bit is very real right now though lol

I'm thinking though that if you have an Open pit lane, you can pace yourself as there is no pressure to go out to use the time allotted to you. I think that every trackday i have been on, i have felt sometimes i wished that session ...

... of my mates).... And the low speed tumble coming out of the work car park in front of everyone leaving site for the day.... I think the worst one though was falling off at zero mph on my first proper bike. I've passed my test and bought myself a beautiful Thunderbird 900. Get the train to Lincoln ...

I think I managed to ride for about 3 miles this morning in lane 1 of the M6 without having to slow down. All of the other buggers were in lanes 2 and 3. One even flashed his lights at me. He didn't change lanes though.

I suppose my most inept and embarrassing incident happened at Lydden Hill racetrack, no high speed heroics though, all low speed stupidity. I was doing the first trackday after having a new hip fitted, so decided to drop down to inters for obvious reasons, after getting stopped ...

... I’m 21, and “a bit”. However the “bit” joke wore very thin after it’s 21st anniversary, and that was a long time ago. I am still 21 and a bit though :( I was born within the sound of the Bow Bells, making me a cockney by definition I guess. However I was moved about a lot as a child & ...

Shoulders and traps for me this morning. High rep work was painful. The sort of pain you get that just won't go away, even if you leave your arms by your side and lift nothing.

Especially if you leave your arms by your side!

But it was good. Legs tomorrow though...

... bolt hole, gutted is an understatement...he understood when he saw it and he still bought it. Cost me £90 to have the whole panel re lacquered though.

Kwacky wrote:They're ugly looking bikes but pretty decent all rounders. I used to do track days on mine. The beloved Yellow Whale.

Very easy to live with, but mine splitting its crank, stops me from recommending one to anyone (or any Triumph). Still bloody ugly though...

... the TV. They ( Cons, LibDems, Labour, UKIP) are not interested in making Britain a better place to live for the ordinary working British citizen though they pretend that is their goal. And if anyone thinks we can just walk out of the EU with no negative consequence to our economy and Treasury ...

... Done track days a few years ago when I had a Daytona 600, but not had the funds to get back on track recently. I would love to get a track bike though. I would say I am a medium speed rider, although I have no real idea as I ride with my old man who is definitely a very slow rider!!! As well ...

... get stuck behind on motorways etc. After a couple of very unpleasant operations last year I'm getting back into biking and the work environment, although working in a different capacity if at all possible, watch this space. I've been married for 15yrs, second time around, with two lads 26 & ...

Im glad you posted that Duke, I was wondering the same. Wouldn't mind a go though lol.

Still utterly beautiful, and yes I still would.

Even though I would need a fire extinguisher in my rucksack, and my very own Osteopath for an afternoon afterwards.

Quite why they have chosen to put Rocking ham on there though is hard to understand.

WTF is Avus? A runway?

... of when I done Aragon last year £600 for trip (track costs, bike transport, hotel) £160 flights £60 car hire (could share if theres a few though) Approx £100-£120 on fuel £250 tires - I went through 2 rears (but that was down to bad suspension and and a reasonably old bike) Then your food ...