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Diversion therapy
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by balanse » Fri Dec 22, 2006 8:20 am
Welcome V.. now your back I reckon you must be wondering why you stopped for 50 years.
Good stuff though, many just give up on the fun stuff and say stupid things like "too old".
Not you by the sound of it..
Good stuff though, many just give up on the fun stuff and say stupid things like "too old".
Not you by the sound of it..
Just one more law and everyone will be safe.
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by photomike666 » Mon Dec 25, 2006 3:29 pm
Welcome aboard
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07 ZX10R since new, tracky TBA, KX450F, 87 CR250 restoration, GT MTB - I've got serious thrill issues, dude
07 ZX10R since new, tracky TBA, KX450F, 87 CR250 restoration, GT MTB - I've got serious thrill issues, dude
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by velocity » Mon Dec 25, 2006 8:03 pm
Thanks for the welcome, folks.
I am a little doubtful if I have done the right thing as I put it down yesterday. Can't figure why as I was going at a sedate speed round a corner I use every day. Another rider who saw the event said it looked as if I had copped some gravel but there wasn't much there. The front wheel just washed out.
It came down on my leg so I have some sore spots and spent the afternoon doing a bit of repainting.
Still I'll have another go in a day or two, after all I rode it home from the scene.
Cheers, v.
I am a little doubtful if I have done the right thing as I put it down yesterday. Can't figure why as I was going at a sedate speed round a corner I use every day. Another rider who saw the event said it looked as if I had copped some gravel but there wasn't much there. The front wheel just washed out.
It came down on my leg so I have some sore spots and spent the afternoon doing a bit of repainting.
Still I'll have another go in a day or two, after all I rode it home from the scene.
Cheers, v.
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by swabio-ACT » Mon Dec 25, 2006 10:31 pm
good to see you are out and about mate 
Don't worry, nearly everyone here has crashed.... hmmm even a few times
Welcome to our club too
Don't worry, nearly everyone here has crashed.... hmmm even a few times
Welcome to our club too
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by speedqueen » Thu Dec 28, 2006 8:56 pm
yeah velocity ...give yourself time! take it easy tho mate!
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by Barrabob » Thu Jan 04, 2007 8:38 pm
Welcome
Yes the bikes good therapy and you do tend to fall off a bit getting used to parking in funny places and things like that.
Nothing beats a good ride up the hills to rest your brain or exercise it depending on whats needed.
What part of the world are you in??
Yes the bikes good therapy and you do tend to fall off a bit getting used to parking in funny places and things like that.
Nothing beats a good ride up the hills to rest your brain or exercise it depending on whats needed.
What part of the world are you in??
If I rode my bike at the speed of light, what would happen when I switched on its headlights?
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