Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
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Re: Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
I would keep the Multi and sell the 748 if i bought a 1299.
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Re: Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
@itchy, as blade said. Mallory is really easy to learn, yet tricky enough to challenge you as you get quicker. I would also suggest spending time with one of the instructors, I went out with one of the no limits guys at donnington and the help and advice both on and of track was fantastic.
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Re: Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
I can't justify three bikes and wouldn't want two sportsbikes.Blade wrote:I always thought the 748 was a keeper.
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Re: Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
All this chat and I forgot to post the other pics...



It was like a family outing with these three. The Daddy (ZX10R), knows everything, can do everything and packs a massive punch. The precocious young scamp (ZX6R), can do everything the dad can do, maybe not punch so hard but a bit lighter on his feet and given half a chance will get up to all kinds of shenanigans with his Dad. Then there's Big Momma (Z1000). She may not be as nimble as the others, but she has a heart of gold and enough wallop to give the other two an ear bashing from time to time!



The aftermath
And finally, the buggy genocide of a good day...




It was like a family outing with these three. The Daddy (ZX10R), knows everything, can do everything and packs a massive punch. The precocious young scamp (ZX6R), can do everything the dad can do, maybe not punch so hard but a bit lighter on his feet and given half a chance will get up to all kinds of shenanigans with his Dad. Then there's Big Momma (Z1000). She may not be as nimble as the others, but she has a heart of gold and enough wallop to give the other two an ear bashing from time to time!



The aftermath

And finally, the buggy genocide of a good day...

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Re: Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
Think I've worked it out, did you throw yourself under the bike when you crashed?
You're no wobbler Itchy, just look at the complete lack of chicken strips.
Must admit those roads in Mac Forrest were pants, I was trying to find a road I'd seen on google maps. Plus I'd agree the Cat and Fiddle desperately needs resurfacing, not that I'd use it much if they did.
But that Mortimer road made up for it, absolutely stunning, and possible the best road in the Peaks. I'd been down it in the car 12 months ago and it was ok, but now they've completely resurfaced it (not just surface dressed it) it's a bloody race track. Thank you South Yorkshire council.
You're no wobbler Itchy, just look at the complete lack of chicken strips.
Must admit those roads in Mac Forrest were pants, I was trying to find a road I'd seen on google maps. Plus I'd agree the Cat and Fiddle desperately needs resurfacing, not that I'd use it much if they did.
But that Mortimer road made up for it, absolutely stunning, and possible the best road in the Peaks. I'd been down it in the car 12 months ago and it was ok, but now they've completely resurfaced it (not just surface dressed it) it's a bloody race track. Thank you South Yorkshire council.
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Re: Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
Susshhhs everyone will want to go on it .... and its ALL MINE
"80mph" sorry officer I possibly could not have done that I'm no Valentino Rossi.
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Re: Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
Is Monty doing his best Hulk Hogan impressions in that photo 

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Re: Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
no no no ..... SUSSHHHHHHHBlade wrote:Is that the road you call the strines Rocket ?
"80mph" sorry officer I possibly could not have done that I'm no Valentino Rossi.
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No, I was on the top of it bending the right hand mirror forward! I still haven't sorted that!Monty wrote:Think I've worked it out, did you throw yourself under the bike when you crashed?
I want to go and do it now but we've got family round, apparently that would be rude!
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Re: Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
Itchy I'm quite late here but very sorry to read you had an off but sounds like a lucky escape hope your hand is healing well mate
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Re: Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
Just a bit of skin off and some bruising mate. It was a bit tender yesterday which my mate used to great effect during a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu session. And I keep catching it when I put my hand in my pocket!
But otherwise all good, cheers for asking bruv!
But otherwise all good, cheers for asking bruv!
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Re: Buxton Peaks Ride Out - Saturday 28th May
Glad to hear injuries are to a minimum, someone has to take advantage of it and who better than a mate haha!! Take it easy Itchy
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