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Is she saying "Fuck off you creepy old cunt"?

Why was he riding it on his belt?

His bird blew him out now he's a broken man!

Words mean nothing! We need an onboard vid!

So now you know all the bikes every member has had?

Yeh......he shit out now he wants somebody else to take up the challenge for him.

Still waiting for the Poll! My money's on a Transalp!

So if you're riding a heavy bike then you're a better rider?

Or as Buck says Professor Wankstain!

So how do you know that Buck would be able to do it?

By the way......did you see that MarkW from the other place has joined?

Nothing beats Rich's Bloated Boaster!

Even the Lazy Dagos here could do better than that!

Nice one Bob! What's happening with the change of bike?

He's 27 days older than me! An elite 1954 model like me and @Clive! Send him my best Pedro!

No....that was Fryer!

Busa did meet up with him as I recall.

I thought a Gas Fitter was one of his (many) attributes!

If you need advice then I'm sure Blender could get you up to speed. There's no subject on this planet that he doesn't know about!

Another day and even more insanity Mark. No DIY or Good Morning threads in this shithole! Tell him @Six30

The only place I'd take a Harley is a Breakers Yard! But there is somebody here who can possibly shed some light on this! @Buckster

Depends on the rider's level of ability plus their capability to mentally absorb information. In the early 70's, Jarno (as a Privateer) could go to a track for the first time......do one scouting lap.....and then break the track record. In the 60's, Mike could turn up to a meeting after a skinful the night before, not even know what he was riding (he didn't know one end of a spanner from the other) and he'd just say "Which way does the track go and what's the lap record?" And he'd wipe the floor with everybody. Those guys had other worldly levels of ability admittedly, but it just goes to show that everybody is different.

Rossi wears @busabeast pyjamas Marcel! What you say @Six30?

It's more important to learn the track......and while you're doing that you're also becoming familiar with the bike.

It depends on your level of ability Marcel!