... roughly what line they should be on. If they don't they look out of place. At Donington I trusted (to a certain extent) about 80% of the other bikes on track. At Pembrey I trusted maybe 1 or 2 bikes. Novice is truly dangerous in my opinion however I seem to have witnessed more yellow/red flags ...

Well done what an amazing thing to do.

Huge respect and admiration for your generosity and professionalism

Sounds incredible Ro. Like you say you have quite literally helped (saved) people today.

And there was me thinking that this was your new job Ro....

Obviously, as with everyone else on here, very impressed mate.

well done, good work

Well done ,what a great achievement

Would be good to see you, Cookie.

... Festival and also the Shelsey Hill Climb next year. Prescott is in April and Shelsey in September and all the monies raised go towards the Blood Bikes charity. Me and Frankie will be at Prescott in April. http://www.prescottbikefestival.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return ...

That's brilliant. I'd love to do that.

... Festival and also the Shelsey Hill Climb next year. Prescott is in April and Shelsey in September and all the monies raised go towards the Blood Bikes charity. Me and Frankie will be at Prescott in April. http://www.prescottbikefestival.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return ...

I tip my hat to you.

Sure am an unpaid volunteer... it's going to cost me around £200 to have the bike liveried... plus however much I end up spending to replace my lid with something less pink...

But it is so worthwhile! What a buzz!! Loved the rides today, and a genuine knowledge that today I helped people

That's awesome. I take it you're a volunteer and you don't get paid?

I could have brought you a mug of tea. I'm not far from the QE in Brum.

This weekend has been a bit busy for me... Yesterday I did my assessment ride to become a Blood Biker for Shropshire and Staffordshire Blood Bikes - and passed!!!!! (party) The ride was very wet, windy, bloody freezing and on some twisty, muddy roads... loved it! Today was my first day "on ...

... back. My lad asked me is this what riding a motorbike is like Dad. When I said yes my lad said through giggles of laughter, I know why you ride bikes Dad (rock) I think a biker was born today (y)

... I think once they have been back for a season the tyres will be excellent, they seem to be very good at tyre tech on road and track on cars and bikes IMO.

meant to be karting but im going to shy off my wrist is not so great and i don't want any set backs.

I will be picking up a trailer which i have bought. I have had to hire a van the for picking bikes up thought it would be wiser to invest in something.

Perkles wrote:Sorry but these retro hipster bikes do nothing for me

My dad was riding triumphs, BSA's and Nortons in the 60's, I remember staring at those photos for ages many times. So it's nostalgic for me

There's a second hand K-Tech rear shock for our bikes on motoforum.net Just a mere £800.

Sorry but these retro hipster bikes do nothing for me