Took the blade out today

[CRM]

ha ha, but you can't scale down Daz or you will lose out in pub top trumps.
The french with their limp 100bhp limit for bikes - with their smooth quiet well surfaced roads and considerate car drivers pfffttt

One day like i did, you wake up and realize you don't need huge bhp, have the latest and greatest or care what others think to enjoy riding bikes on the road.
I think the most powerful bike i own is just over 100bhp and shy of 200 kilos, yet oddly i have more fun with half the power and half the weight.

[pch1]

I got my first litre bike yesterday and went for a little blast, it was raining by the time I got it , I managed to get the rear spin up on me in 4th something my street triple would never do
I will have to take it easy and take my time getting used to the extra power but it's fun!


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I've had exactly that on a NWB run while riding my Fireblade along a greasy road towards Knutsford. Overtook a car, and in my zealous haste, I opened the throttle too wide, too soon and the rear wheel shot put sideways and tried to overtake me. Managed to stay on the bike somehow as the whole bike was swivelling around the headstock...guess it was luck!

[Richie848evo]

I got my first litre bike yesterday and went for a little blast, it was raining by the time I got it , I managed to get the rear spin up on me in 4th something my street triple would never do
I will have to take it easy and take my time getting used to the extra power but it's fun!


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I've had exactly that on a NWB run while riding my Fireblade along a greasy road towards Knutsford. Overtook a car, and in my zealous haste, I opened the throttle too wide, too soon and the rear wheel shot put sideways and tried to overtake me. Managed to stay on the bike somehow as the whole bike was swivelling around the headstock...guess it was luck!

That bloke in MMC was right then

[pch1]

I got my first litre bike yesterday and went for a little blast, it was raining by the time I got it , I managed to get the rear spin up on me in 4th something my street triple would never do
I will have to take it easy and take my time getting used to the extra power but it's fun!


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I've had exactly that on a NWB run while riding my Fireblade along a greasy road towards Knutsford. Overtook a car, and in my zealous haste, I opened the throttle too wide, too soon and the rear wheel shot put sideways and tried to overtake me. Managed to stay on the bike somehow as the whole bike was swivelling around the headstock...guess it was luck!

That bloke in MMC was right then

Cheeky twunt!
In fact, I managed to write off a ZX-10R two months new
Got the Fireblade once the bones had healed

[Cabernet]

ha ha, but you can't scale down Daz or you will lose out in pub top trumps.
The french with their limp 100bhp limit for bikes - with their smooth quiet well surfaced roads and considerate car drivers pfffttt

One day like i did, you wake up and realize you don't need huge bhp, have the latest and greatest or care what others think to enjoy riding bikes on the road.
I think the most powerful bike i own is just over 100bhp and shy of 200 kilos, yet oddly i have more fun with half the power and half the weight.

Ditto
You seem to have your sensible mouth on today.

[pch1]

ha ha, but you can't scale down Daz or you will lose out in pub top trumps.
The french with their limp 100bhp limit for bikes - with their smooth quiet well surfaced roads and considerate car drivers pfffttt

One day like i did, you wake up and realize you don't need huge bhp, have the latest and greatest or care what others think to enjoy riding bikes on the road.
I think the most powerful bike i own is just over 100bhp and shy of 200 kilos, yet oddly i have more fun with half the power and half the weight.

Ditto
You seem to have your sensible mouth on today.

The day is still young

[Occams Razor]

I got my first litre bike yesterday and went for a little blast, it was raining by the time I got it , I managed to get the rear spin up on me in 4th something my street triple would never do
I will have to take it easy and take my time getting used to the extra power but it's fun!


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I've had exactly that on a NWB run while riding my Fireblade along a greasy road towards Knutsford. Overtook a car, and in my zealous haste, I opened the throttle too wide, too soon and the rear wheel shot put sideways and tried to overtake me. Managed to stay on the bike somehow as the whole bike was swivelling around the headstock...guess it was luck!

I remember it well, I was right behind you, the back must have stepped out 18 inches definitely thought you were going down.

[stewslash]

I think I've got to the bottom of what happened with me , I went out for a little bit today and the traction control was off , in my excitement on taking delivery of the bike on Thursday I went on a button pressing frenzy and must of turned off the ASC

[Cabernet]

I think I've got to the bottom of what happened with me , I went out for a little bit today and the traction control was off , in my excitement on taking delivery of the bike on Thursday I went on a button pressing frenzy and must of turned off the ASC

There is always one that can overcome technologic safe guards and screw up.

And why have all those ponnies if you're cut there legs off up to their knees with ABS.

I'd rather have a bike I can ride.

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[pch1]

I got my first litre bike yesterday and went for a little blast, it was raining by the time I got it , I managed to get the rear spin up on me in 4th something my street triple would never do
I will have to take it easy and take my time getting used to the extra power but it's fun!


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I've had exactly that on a NWB run while riding my Fireblade along a greasy road towards Knutsford. Overtook a car, and in my zealous haste, I opened the throttle too wide, too soon and the rear wheel shot put sideways and tried to overtake me. Managed to stay on the bike somehow as the whole bike was swivelling around the headstock...guess it was luck!

I remember it well, I was right behind you, the back must have stepped out 18 inches definitely thought you were going down.

Glad you could see what was happening; I had my eyes firmly shut and was shouting prayers to Allah to strategically magic some rabbits to break my fall