Perkles wrote:That left hander does take some getting used to and its a fast corner,your bike looks mega
Nice write up glad you had fun,on my wish list to do again

I think part of the problem is my commitment into it . I want to go back and SMASH it.

That left hander does take some getting used to and its a fast corner,your bike looks mega
Nice write up glad you had fun,on my wish list to do again

... In the afternoon it was more of the same. I was still struggling with parts of the circuit after chatting to Jake (an instructor) He said he would take me out. It was the last half an hour of the day really i should have left it but i was determined to try and get the left hander nailed. Jake said ...

Haven't read through the posts cav but get your degree mate. Get everything the company are willing to pay for, you are clearly a very bright man with a lot going for you so take it! My question is why wouldn't you?!

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Awesome write up Duke

I'll take one in Red please

... it surprisingly well but was quite tiring towards the end. Got it up tp 130 down the back straight. After a Q&A with Matt Roberts we were taken out for the first Panigale session. I had assumed we would have one session on a 959 and one on a 1299. However we were told it was entirely up ...

I'll take a look but I think I sold mine.

Take Perkles advice, he's very wise about these things.

To quote Mr T "Only a fool breaks the 3 lap rule. Take it from me sucker!"

... (lol) (lol) That's brilliant!! Well...not really, but for me it is. Used to get twats complaining because when it's loaded down with carpet it'll take up the space of two pumps. "Can you move up". "Nope". "But I have to get to work!!" "And you'll think I'm hauling ...

... at circlips and rubber seals, I've completed the MC refurb. Its no different ;( This is getting silly now. I'm going to strip the callipers and take out the pistons this time and rebuild them, then if thats not the problem i guess it must be the discs. Silly thing is the discs were fine before ...

Frankie, did you take any photos on Sunday?

You have to take your own bike to the Ducati thing? It said just turn up with Leathers, Helmet and License i thought...?! You can take your own bike on track for one of the sessions, which is good for me as im doing the Ducati ...

You have to take your own bike to the Ducati thing? It said just turn up with Leathers, Helmet and License i thought...?!

You've got to take your own bike as well. A car with a bike on a trailer will pretty much give the game away

... bad apples that stick out and people remember....usually a gang of fat cretins on $6K road bicycles who are training for Le Tour De McDonalds. I take cycling pretty seriously, or I did for a long time...was sponsored by a local shop and a few component companies....raced for a team a few times...was ...

... is riders or drivers that don't slow down to the bike's (or horse's) speed and then either pull out into oncoming traffic or cut them up Doesn't take much effort to sit behind a bike for 30 seconds, 90 if it's a woman in that cheap lycra that goes see-through when they peddle!

Blocked at work. I'll take a look tonight

Being serious if you have someone thats willing to fund and education take it grab it and hold on. I could and would have been in a different job if i had a degree never did education all work experience and it gives you more weight to get a job when you need one.

... that something pertains to the job you're applying for is irrelevant. The Police would be great...and it's why I asked your age. The Police will take young candidates...but just as often they prefer people with a bit of "life experience"......difficult to send some 21 year-old cop into ...