I'm sure if you use some paint stripper & a blow lamp, you will be sure to remove it Itchy.

Hth.

Shame we don't have any ships to mount this on anymore.

But I guess we can always sell these to the Koreans.

Spending the day grinning after getting an offer from my first choice uni after an interview earlier this week. Things were looking a bit bleak as my safety net options were unsuccessful but first choice came through. I can only assume I must not have shown enough enthusiasm at the other interviews...

Whilst I've never really been much into R/C cars, I have to agree God' those look amazing.

What would possibly be even more fun.: That track but scaled up for full sized bikes.?

I totally agree with the above.: Your post suggests that your body position is wrong for the track. On our 675.cc forum trackday last year, one of our highly experienced road riders did exactly what you are describing & you are likely to emanate him if you don’t address your riding style. In his...

The rider with a camcorder was doing over 130mph as he approached the other vehicles.

He was doing just 25mph as he rode alongside the overtaking rider.

That means that the car must have been going very slowly indeed.?

IMHO it's still the fault of the bike who hit the slower rider.

Looks very attractive Kwacky.
Hope you have a great time, and that you'll unwind successfully enough for all the stresses & hassles you've been coping with to fade away.

<r>Just in case any Slappers who are not also members of the 675.cc forum are interested.? <br/> <br/> <E>:)</E> The annual forum's trackday will be at Snetterton this year, on Sunday 6th July. <br/> <br/> It is an MSV trackday, but we have an "inside man" with them & so a discount is available....

Rossgo wrote:Haha a TS parting day sounds good. However prob end up very far for me lol

Are the Slappers disbanding already?
such a shame, what with the new site & everything. !

All true, of course mate. However I suspect that a lot of people believe that a dead body would be effected like that Styrofoam cup, whereas a dead body would probably be largely undamaged.

Mac wrote:There are certain links on here I just don't click, this being one if them.

Hmmm.
I have decided to learn from the wise old Mac, and am going to resist the temptation.

I don't think they've got anything which can operate at those depths capable of doing that. The pressure alone will have squashed most things beyond recognition. Actually, fwiw I don't believe that's entirely accurate.: The bodies will probably be largely unharmed Because we are made of around 60% ...

Councils gritters dept' using as much as they can, so that they can justify the same size of budget for the coming financial year.???

Marshmallows

I'm not so bothered about the smell, so I prefer....:





However my bike like to use Castrol Power Racing, as specified.

Hth.

The background in your picture looks more blurred than the same background of the Duke does Fkkr1s. Is that a good indicator of relative speed.?? Incidentally, I love those 3 wheel Morgans with the front mounted exposed V twin. Utterly impractical but stunningly attractive. Delighted to hear you had...

Cracking looking dog that Rossgo, is it an Irish Wolfhound.?

I've been working on my hawthorn hedge all day. I had considered going to Snetterton tomorrow, but haven't had time to prep' my bike for track & it's a 3hr + journey so I have now passed my viable journey start time.

Nah it's fun to pick on nutters. Don't worry. I can't read that thread as I'm not a member. Is it a similar pile of rank dog turd like we all had to endure ? Same old crap I'm afraid. He currently seems to need to tell everyone all about the beautiful 20 somethings that can't keep their hands off h...

It is all very suspect, to say the very least. The lack of pictures (despite him acknowledging numerous requests) does add to the disbelief. Fwiw I think I do believe that he has lost his wife. I think I can believe he has therefore lost contact with his son. I can believe that his father is half a ...