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Live Forever or Die Trying

Iv'e been trying to reel that Lurker from Denton in for ages seems conspicuous by his abscence.

cupidstunt wrote:Iv'e been trying to reel that Lurker from Denton in for ages seems conspicuous by his abscence.

You two should get a room

riding something shiny, but only when its not raining these says due to being lazy with the hose pipe.
Do love a ride through the Snowdonia range or equally up Belmont etc.

rumpoldstilskin wrote:

cupidstunt wrote:Iv'e been trying to reel that Lurker from Denton in for ages seems conspicuous by his abscence.

You two should get a room

My thoughts exactly. This ain't tinder

rumpoldstilskin wrote:riding something shiny, but only when its not raining these says due to being lazy with the hose pipe.
Do love a ride through the Snowdonia range or equally up Belmont etc.

Bloody hell that looks like a lot of work when it's shit up!

Live Forever or Die Trying

I still have my two zx6’s. haven’t ridden in a year coz of finances but I am getting her ready to go for an mot soon. I have missed the freedom far far far too much bring on the sun!!

Still here lurking looking forward to the 1st GP of the season. Still riding my CB1100, RD400 and little 48 year old CB175.

rumpoldstilskin wrote: ↑

07 Mar 2019, 22:57

cupidstunt wrote:Iv'e been trying to reel that Lurker from Denton in for ages seems conspicuous by his abscence.

You two should get a room

I have offered to pay for a room but he keeps rejecting my advances.

Still here.
Still got the old cbr commuter, but rarely commute in shitty weather any more so its not getting much use.
And the zzr1400 which i have only managed a couple of thousand miles on since picking it up last year.


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Well I have been out in Feb this year and regained my BMF Blue Ribbon Advanced Rider Accreditation with a Gold standard ride.
Having let my accreditation lapse for a decade, I had to undergo the whole course. Bit of a wince at £250 (but that is the BMF's course fee).
The course was conducted by www.bettabiker.com based in Stretford Manchester and the test conducted by Bird Motorcycle training out of Barnsley.
Nic at Betta Biker identified some areas to brush up on as we rode from Manchester to Matlock Bath. I corrected these on the rider from back to Glossop. That was on the last Sunday in Feb. The following Wednesday morning I was tested by Dickie Bird of Bird Motorcycle training and was awarded the gold stand. If you have done your IAM skills for life course and passed and wish to take your riding to the next level then I would recommend the BMF Blue Ribbon course and BettaBiker would be a fine choice of school to go with.