(31-12-13, 01:52 PM)His Dudeness link Wrote: people who barely use their bike up on their high horse having a pop at him for the sake of it.

(29-12-13, 05:38 PM)ChristoT link Wrote: If I can get the fairing fixed up decently, and good rubber on my wheels, I'm going to do a track day in July. When the restrictor's out, and the weather's better! 

Nowt on their site, and a fair hike for me too. As I now HAVE to get new tyres (order of Mum, the parents have finally twigged a bike needs decent tyres. Still have to pay myself though...  :rolleyes ), I'm losing over £200 before I start as I'm getting Pilot Roads again. And them fuckers ain't cheap.

(31-12-13, 04:34 PM)richfzs link Wrote: I don't think they have, nope. It's all been based around "for focs sake, don't kill yourself, here's how I think you can take steps to avoid doing that".

There are people on here with lots of riding experience, combined, there's hundreds of years of experience, and they're all saying the same thing.

If just being right, is viewed as getting on a high horse, then I would question the sanity of the observer... People might say things in different manners, which might be to everyone's taste, but that doesn't make them wrong.

(31-12-13, 05:21 PM)Exupnut link Wrote: [quote author=richfzs link=topic=11123.msg118993#msg118993 date=1388504081]
I don't think they have, nope. It's all been based around "for focs sake, don't kill yourself, here's how I think you can take steps to avoid doing that".

There are people on here with lots of riding experience, combined, there's hundreds of years of experience, and they're all saying the same thing.

If just being right, is viewed as getting on a high horse, then I would question the sanity of the observer... People might say things in different manners, which might be to everyone's taste, but that doesn't make them wrong.