who what lol

 

You find bike stuff it the bike forums.
You find Meetings Ride outs and Events in the Events Forum.
You find adult stuff in the Naughty Corner
In General you find all the other stuff that those that own Fazers and many that don't own Fazers, find interesting funny and anything else they feel like posting.

If you just want to read about bikes, stick to those Forums 

Sometimes your better not saying anything of what you think on certain subjects and that way nobody gets upset

And then those with the loudest voices dictate the conversation 

but the state should blow fucking Dewsbury off this planet,, ======

How do you feel we should deal with the Christian and Jewish cunts,?????

A closed group?  Facebook can kiss my ass 

Closed group = have to be a member of that group to read and post in that group
Open forum like this = anybody can read what's posted, but have to register to post.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/facebook-adds-supersecure-pgp-encryption-to-profiles-and-notification-emails-10289109.html

Just coz I'm paranoid  doesn't mean they aren't out to get me 

Thanks for all your effort and Hard work again Moff.
Another brilliant weekend with great people.
And I'm no longer a Spring Meet ride out virgin 

He couldn't ride it before lol
Tyre imports into Kiwi land will be going up 

For those members that do not know of the FOC-U presence on Facebook
Here are links to the 3 Facebook pages



Fazer Owners Club Unoffical - FOC - U

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2461031592/

Public Group anybody can join

Foc-u2

https://www.facebook.com/groups/273654906087718/

This is a closed group just join and somebody will let you in

FOC-U Spring Meet

https://www.facebook.com/groups/125373984150483/

This is a closed group for those who have attended a Spring Meet.

To get into this group, attendance at a least one Spring Meet in your life time is required 

(check event's page for the dates of the next Spring Meet )

doing well mate, great to be back in the Foc-u fold 
are you on Facebook?
Heath is if he doesn't see this you can get him on there

Will trans 2016  cash when I find me way home,
 I'm currently house breaking with Mr E Guest in Glasgow. but looking good for Mr E  Guest appearing for the full 3 days in 2016

we need a stickie on general for all the different facebook Foc-U pages.
Get yer fingers outta yer arse and sort it now

beep  beep

Quote from: Grahamm on 21 May 2015, 11:36:04 am

Quote from: darrsi on 21 May 2015, 06:51:55 am

Not one of you has mentioned DON'T TOUCH THE CLUTCH???
That's what causes the rear to want to overtake you, or fishtail, because you've released the engine braking!

I don't see how this follows as your rear brake gives more resistance than engine braking (try stopping using engine braking, then try it in neutral with the rear brake).

Also, of course, pulling in the clutch means that you don't risk stalling and thus not being able to quickly move from where you end up which you may need to do in an emergency situation.

Only one way to find out isn't there?
Go and do an emergency stop, using both brakes, 70/30 or whatever, and try with the clutch pulled in, then without.
It all sounds nice reading and writing about it, but in a real emergency most people's natural instinct is to grab everything, it's just human nature in a panic situation.
This is just basic training and differences in braking techniques would have been shown to you during a days CBT (if you ever did one).


Note: Be careful if you try it with the clutch pulled in, I take no responsibility for any foc ups! 

I quick shift down when I have to do unexpected sudden stops. releasing the clutch on every down shift, also use it braking into corners, when having fun.
It works better on twins, helps to keep bike balanced and reduces risk of the front washing out on you.
On some surfaces there will become a point where you need to release front brake pressure because it feels like it's going to wash out on you, or you have to change direction/duck around whatever has suddenly got in front of you not all emergency stops a a straight line situation. and you may need to head for that escape route.
It's hard to turn a bike when it's stood on it's nose

No need to brag, everybody knows I am a riding god 
And as always, no one will see me ridem as I will be safety tucked up around the fire with a can of cooking lager in hand.

bikers, motorcyclists, two wheeled powered vehicle riders,
all find their space and and relax and enjoy the highly intellectual conversation and banter and those that do ride out always come back with tales of adventure and a fun day out