I think its worth spending money on ,they are superb bikes and its great to make mods and try them out on track.I really gelled with my old GSXR on track once it was all sorted

... a valet. My partner has just turned around to me and said why is your bike on facebook (do not post anything on FB bike related due to having 2 bikes nicked in a row) and I thought it was getting a service not a valet...I have burst out laughing she has seen what I have but clearly doesn't take ...

... a valet. My partner has just turned around to me and said why is your bike on facebook (do not post anything on FB bike related due to having 2 bikes nicked in a row) and I thought it was getting a service not a valet...I have burst out laughing she has seen what I have but clearly doesn't take ...

... a valet. My partner has just turned around to me and said why is your bike on facebook (do not post anything on FB bike related due to having 2 bikes nicked in a row) and I thought it was getting a service not a valet...I have burst out laughing she has seen what I have but clearly doesn't take ...

Don't get me wrong doing what you can to make yourself visible is all good, but just look at the photos of motorbikes and cyclists wearing so called hi viz and highly visible riding gear, including dayglo helmets, which have been knocked off their bikes! Yes a high percentage are ...

I'm constantly astounded by how excitable & tetchy bikers seem to get about the riders who wear those vests, or do their bikes in Police style livery. (As usual) I'm hypocritical & contrary in my view, because I never wear Hi Viz anything, or even pale colours (black leathers, ...

... to look like a police vest, I don't care what anyone says POLITE in the way it's put on there is to present a look....! Just like the people with bikes marked up to look like police.... In the day and age it's the unmarked cars and bikes you need to watch for....

Kwacky wrote:Wade in. You know you want to.

Show her pics of your 3 bikes and ask her if she prefers fast and hard, wide and slow or small but versatile

I wonder how many times a day she hears that sort of thing?

Nevertheless, I might do it after lunch, just for your entertainment.

Wade in. You know you want to.

Show her pics of your 3 bikes and ask her if she prefers fast and hard, wide and slow or small but versatile

C00kiemonster wrote:

Kwacky wrote:Crack on to that @biker_barbie on twitter. She's into bikes and clearly isn't shy. Plus the twitter interaction will keep me entertained when I should be working.

/ runs off to Twitter........






. Blimey.

Kwacky wrote:Crack on to that @biker_barbie on twitter. She's into bikes and clearly isn't shy. Plus the twitter interaction will keep me entertained when I should be working.

/ runs off to Twitter........






. Blimey.

Crack on to that @biker_barbie on twitter. She's into bikes and clearly isn't shy. Plus the twitter interaction will keep me entertained when I should be working.

Looking at my dating site messages and thinking... "really?"

Example:

33, quite hot, likes bikes, punk, dogs.

On the surface, yay!

She's 6 foot 2. I'm 5 foot 8.

Lol.

FML.

There are a couple of them on that site who can't understand why they don't ride their bikes and keep their bikes the same way thy do. It's twats like that who put me off doing the IAM course. Patronising twunts.

I'm getting a new chain and sprocket when I get the bike serviced.

... the place. It's a track that's a lot like the road in many ways with its cambers and hills. I live maybe forty minutes from Oulton and could store bikes in my garage over night before/after for those who live miles away if it helps. I've not set any dates in stone but the majority of trackdays ...

... an undertone of discontent in your posts Perkles (lol) Personally I don't blame him the way he's going about it. Still getting to thrash top level bikes about and doesn't have to deal with the full GP circus. Being an Aussie I would jump at the chance to take the piss out of him ( it's the Trans-Tasman ...

I've never named any of my bikes. I'm not one of those people who call it "she" either. It's a lump of metal. Bothered. *shrug* Dont get me wrong. Not having a dig. I particularly liked your millenium dodo Fair enough. I just ...

dogbot wrote:

D6 wrote:I've never named any of my bikes. I'm not one of those people who call it "she" either.

It's a lump of metal.

Bothered. *shrug*

Dont get me wrong. Not having a dig. I particularly liked your millenium dodo

D6 wrote:I've never named any of my bikes. I'm not one of those people who call it "she" either.

It's a lump of metal.

Bothered. *shrug*

Have been talking to Real Motorsport ( Mallory Park management team) today , they want to use some of my photo's for the Festival of Bikes promotion and possibly the programme , I won't know for a few weeks but it looks like I am also going to be the official photographer for the event this ...