I have a fox lid and mount mine on the very top vent in the middle, no problems with it there…You can ge longer bolts to fit funny shaped helmets, perhaps try that before you change lid? a few quid as an experiment!

Ditto! Now where are the pictures!

accept it’ll be a slippery day and bring a sense of humour!

based on the deluge we’ve just had, it’ll be slippery. Mud is never that bad. Bring a sense of humour.

Hmm, that quite a bit of rain. CBA to swap tyres tho…

Pikeys have gone.

just got in from a last minute spin, mud isnt a problem, the exposed roots will be…carnage there will be!

*checks dirt worker is working and re attaches mud guards.

Tim speaks the truth, high posting all the way round FTW.

fast and smooth, ran my summer rubber and in all but one damp bit a nice dry line has been cut through.

clean bike after a lap and some dicking about in general.

Have a look at Richa kit too if you can, its not as good as HG but is/can be bit cheaper, like onzadog Im an instructor and we use alot of it, and it lasts well considering the day in day out all weather punishment it gets. As everyone else has said, whatever you buy, the most important factor is fit. If it dont fit right, it cant do its job properly.

Jawas?

I hope the benny hill them tune is in there somewhere…

It’s different…

I went to the grundig world cup at newnham in 93 and was inspired to give it ago, my brother already rode so I devoured his stash of mags and was hooked.

nice one Alex!

with enough lubrication, you can do anything.

That’s a Beamer alright! Enjoy dude.

heat it gently then baby wipes. baby wipes clean anything.

Immortal.

Past : tree surgeon
Present: motorcycle instructor.

Onza octopus?

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Clicky, not colicky. Stupid auto correct.

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dunno abut the edge200 but my foreunner 305, old and not expensive logs stuff pretty accuratley…maybe just a slightly faulty unit?

The spikey swines would get through chainmail, plate armour is what you need!

ive just moved to a 26/39 from a triple and have to say I really like it. not had much trouble on the steep climbs aroun my way. Its a 12/36 cassette at the back.

nbt: wow!

Stanmer Park bluebells.

just after this years newnham60:

I genuinley dont think either is more dangerous than the other, the common denominator is the rider; its all about attitude, as PP mentioned. The way the cycle or motorcycle is ridden play a key part. The past few motorcycle accidents amongst friends have been caued by car drivers changing position in the road without proper observation. I also think the level of minimum saftey equipment for motorcyclists should be raised; anyone caught riding in shorts and t-shirts should get a fine or something.

I do think though that both methods are alot more vulnerable, not just to other road users but to the amount of road furniture. Someone up there mentioned its not the fall but what you hit that hurts and I agree; I really think all unnecessary barriers etc need to go.

I have a strange urge to watch New World Disorder DVDs …

ive got some thomas the tank engine ones, a dinosaur train one and angry birds. Got a couple of reading and writing apps too, they like those alot. Keeps them occupied!

(2yr old and 4yr old.)

Forerunner 305 here, love it,

Like most things, some folks take it super serious, some folks don’t give a hoot. I like it as it gives a chance to see where you’re progressing, a bit like the quarter lap checks in motoGP. A little competition that drives us to improve isn’t a bad thing I reckon.

My last student to buy me gifts ( motorcycle, not cars ) brought me some nice Italian beer. It’s usually a box of celebrations or similar.

Norton Bike Training

woops :-)

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Based in Worthing, so as well as good roads we have some cracking riding off road too. I can show you both!

o2 have it now, upgraded my sensation yesterday. So far, I like it,