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Re: its not what you know but who???
Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 2:53 pm
by JetPilot
rooster wrote:I forgot to mention my time at the supers with the commentator to the stars PHIL

I to have met and ride regularly with Phil Harlem who commentates the Aus Supers and support classes for WSBK and motoGp also does Ride Rage radio. Top bloke with a mind like a steel trap for dates and figures on all manner of motorcycle trivia and rides like the wind. Phil always gives great advice on what to and not to get in the way of Winter Jackets and motorcycles(ZX9s)

I had the pleasure of accompanying Phil, Ken, Greg and Steve for a test ride on 08 600s for AMCN this year. Thanks mate...

Re: its not what you know but who???
Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 3:17 pm
by Glen
Back in the old days when motorbicycles raced around Bathurst. I'm pretty sure the aforementioned Rob Phyllis took a punter around the track who had won a radio competition or something similar. If I also remember correctly he got to the end of Conrod (pre Caltex Chase days) and went straight on up the exit road, thus scaring the living shit out of the punter who was expecting him to turn left.......
Re: its not what you know but who???
Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 3:32 pm
by Naked Twin
+1 Kevin Magee, met at CB race school. There wasn't a question he wouldn't answer including his nasty incident that nearly cost him his life.
Had some funny stories that he probably should not have shared but did anyway. The best thing he did for me was help me understand turn 2 and get round it.
Nick
Re: its not what you know but who???
Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 8:10 pm
by Birdman
Slow and wobbly wrote:Have spent time with Kevin Magee in a social environ. Found him to be completely laconic and genuine. No topic of Bikes or racing broached, just social.
yep Mr Mgoo is a very genuine bloke.......... Gardner = Wanker........... Anthony Gobert = great to party with

Re: its not what you know but who???
Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 9:43 pm
by sneakypete
ok, here goes..
Chris vermeulen - he loves a chat - nice bloke.
Ant West - nice enough
Shawn Giles - great guy!!we spent a whole lunch at the track chatting about our kids..not the new suzi we were there for
Glenn Allerton - quiet, but nice enough
Warwick Nowland -really nice guy, very knowledgeable about bikes/set-up
Phil Tainton -he KNOWS his shit!! very astute and nice guy
Bernie Hatton - friendly, but always has the"salesman" about in him
Anthony Gobert - just wanna party with him
Alex Gobert - nice enough
Russell Holland - funny, good to talk to
Kev Curtain - umm, seemed okay
Judd Greedy - really nice, very approachable
Matthew Spence - tempremental, especially on race day...but otherwise pretty cool
Reece Bancell - was a really friendly, nice kid
Shaun Geronimi - very approachable
Broc Parkes - nice enough, but rates himself bit
Murray Sayle - bland.
Robbie Phillis - MAD MAN!!! funny guy, really nice
Jamie Stauffer - top bloke
Scott Charlton - cool
Peter Martin - all business, a bit uppity
Craig McMartin - not too bad
probably a few others i cant remember right now...