Pedro

Ok, submissions are closed.

That’s a pretty bike!

You guys know the posts haven’t been deleted, they’re just buried under tons of crap you’ve both posted since

It’s the end of the month Marcel, wasn’t on purpose to disturb your schedule.

Did you get a @Buckster driving?

The voting thread will be released this evening. Last chance for a late submission. I am evaluating not accepting two submissions. @Nute's as it looks like he took the picture right in front of his garage, and @Six30's, as something looks weird about it.

It's time for July's Bike Of The Month, and this month we've got the following seven entries, including some surprise wildcard entries!!! @boboneleg's Yamaha WR250X, always giving the little Yamaha a good dirty workout. @Buckster's Harley Davidson FLHX Street Glide (I had to look up the model name twice!) @Catteeclan's Yamaha Tracer 900 GT. It's a brave new world! @JustaPor's Honda CB750 Hornet, in stealth plate mode riding into California, Portugal!!! @Marcel's KTM 950 Adventure, adventuring close to water! @Nute's Yamaha MT09, looking mean in it´s first entry to BOTM. @Saul's Honda CB750 Hornet. Saul always delivering and living the motorcycle lifestyle, perfect landscape, perfect sky. You have one vote, the poll will close automatically on the 31st at 21:00.

Not me, I was put in charge of making this place family friendly, not turning it into “don’t ask don’t tell” night on the dorm room.

considering how @Marcelvoted, I suspect who at least wants it to happen.

That’s common with celebrities!

I’m spending time hanging out with Sofia in her practice. This stuff surprised me too! And it’s all cats, even lions!

He needs to be taught a lesson Marcel.

True story!

Fun fact of the day: male cats have a clitoris!

When does the poll close?

A good chain and healthy clutch will make it feel right, you need experience to learn how to launch it properly by feel instead of trying to cheat by improving the bike. A swingarm will make the same issue reveal itself going faster, making it more of a problem for someone inexperienced. Maybe a slower bike would be better for learning? I would just carry on with yours with good tires and parts. That’s my knowledge after having done no racing! It’s worth what you’re paying for it

I did send him a friendly message encouraging him to be strong and be positive.

Rich, as a tip for the videos, try uploading them to youtube as shorts, that way you can zoom in during the video. If the image is good you will not look so distant and will look a lot faster. I would prefer to go through some chains and clutches before adding a longer swing arm, better to learn properly before improving the bike.

What did you manage last time? How fast can an experienced drag racer take a stock Hayabusa? Must be quite addictive, once you do it a few times.

I di hear about that, but for mountainbikes, which are also quite abused. In my mind it doesn’t make sense unless it’s a bush job, but worse than that is I also don’t understand how it improves things except it disturbs the balls or pins out or their set grooves and temporarily gives them a new edge to roll on while they don’t eat those edges off?

Better you go back and check people’s submissions, these UK twats aren’t to be trusted.

Marcel, were you perhaps browsing the forum while banned? Just tell me, if indeed he is submitting an old picture he’s got to be banned.

@Saul, when I was in Italy I brought over a little bottle of special balsamic vinegar, aged and ultra flavoured. wonder how that would work, ultra sweet chain adjusters?

Looks lovely.

Post as many pictures of your bikes as you want, no worries. I’ll consider the last one, no need to delete them. you can also ask people which is better before deciding