Electronics Take Over

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Glad someone else still knows how to ride a motorcycle - all this stuff about extra safety is largely just guff, safety is a state of mind not electronics - rely too much on the vehicle systems to hold your hand and sooner or later you will wish that you hadn't, and then you will be whinging at the manufacturer for not looking after you.

I can ride any bike , built mad street fighters with no electronic magic (progress) , raced tuned track racers , 500cc 2stroke motocross bike , one converted as a super moto . You say that if it goes wrong , which to be honest will not , all the world falls out your arse, no if you can ride a bike , like you say , it's not a problem.

 

[cookie]

I can ride any bike , built mad street fighters with no electronic magic (progress) , raced tuned track racers , 500cc 2stroke motocross bike , one converted as a super moto . You say that if it goes wrong , which to be honest will not , all the world falls out your arse, no if you can ride a bike , like you say , it's not a problem.

dani pedrosa may have a different view on that

 

[Wapping]

He's a dago dwarf, riding a pocket rocket, only goes out for a blast at weekends and then puts it in the garage, so he don't count. Doesn't even ride in winter, fer feck's sake. Poof! Has it manufacturer serviced, too. Cnut wouldn't know how to fix it if he tried; afraid to get his hands dirty. He'll be stuffed at the roadside, not even got a puncture repair kit. Got all the leathers and stickers though, a real tosser. Bet he came in his car, too and put it all on. Poser!

I mean, look at the picture. Any wanker can go fast in a straight line. The first bend and they fall off. Pathetic. I mean, only last week I was out with me mates and we were rippin' through the twisties when...... Fade to close.

 

[stick]

dani pedrosa may have a different view on that

True , but if the Tossers on this site , including myself , rode one of those , flat out , it would look the same .bigger leathers tho

 

[Appman]

Thanks Windy, have to say I was stopped on the hill with an off camber and my right foot down, so maybe this had something to do with the loading, unfortunately I had little choice of using the rear as I would generally. But as the brakes are linked, there must be some rear applied in any case.