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Oh I just had an email from Norton. That is hideous

Wouldn't happen with a Harley.

Well the shit mobile is back home...oh yes the other day when I dropped it off for repairs...the thing wouldn't start coming off the trailer...had to push it like 100 feet...nearly had a stroke...lol.

No , just got his face messed up...limb are fine...

Norton are releasing a 440.

Has he lost any limbs due to his driving?

Not sure she would agree with you. I wouldn't mind an Atlas GT when they come out though.

@busabeast ??

Both Norton and Harley Davidson have suitable bikes available now.

I thought you were older than 60?

+1

A 250 Thump for off-roading is a great place to start... especially if you're just begining to ride in your 6th decade of life. I guess it boils down to just how much you love to ride...if the desire is there, the learning curve is a bit easier to deal with... reminds me of that same mentality I've had while Skiing as well...

Congrats are in order...you cunt ...lol....out riding at the moment...temp climb to 15 c.

Has nothing to do with miles...not saying it can't be done...but learning to ride a bike at 60 years old...I just think it's way to old...certain automatic reflex , like during and emergency monouver... Im gonna probably get alot a hate for this....lol....if I was at that age ...to learn how to ride...id probably start with a mellow 250 4 stroke and ride it offroad has much has possible...learning your limits, throwing it around , sliding it around on different tracks..until you're capable and fully comfortable applying the front brake on all sort of situations.... This Marc fellow...rides and is terrifying of using his front brakes...

A picture in a gas station 20km from home

Congratulations Pedro.

Congrats Pedro, a worthy winner, lovely looking bike.

I usually ride in a extended staggered formation w/ my mates....even now w/ Ebikes, it gives you enough room for any sudden menouvers you might encounter. I think with some people, it's more of a status symbol to say that you have & ride a motorcycle. For me, it's not only how MANY miles you ride, but in what kind of conditions you cover those miles in....

That would have Pete scrambling for his Prozac for sure....

Think the system is rigged....c,mon now ...and dual purpose bike citing at a petrol station...?