techno

He will be a loss, any particular reason you didn't like him?

Thanks dovi

They may be illegal but no one gives a crap, in some circumstances I see them as a life saver especially this time of year, never owned and iridium but I would assume riding at night is a no no just carry a clear one. I've never known anyone pulled for a dark visor.

Normal pilot roads would be fine on a budget as would 2ct's and some bridgestones, maxxis etc. As for where tyre fitters

Out of our hands sue. I just hope its better next year, more competition the rider pool to pick from this year has been appauling, suppose it shows the state of the current series.

Wow down to fifth so last few rounds byrne hurt shoulder no points Melandri implodes no points lowes useless no points lorenzo and pedders better watch out the voodoo on them lol

So you rate them over pilot road 3's that ought to make some members

you only have to use it to let other road users aware of your intention you dont HAVE to use it all the time anyway I know that others seem to think it compulsory but I probably don't bother when some may seem it necessary

After your test easiest way I've found to not leave it on is don't use it I use mine only when I deem it necessary to other road users.

And I thought I just had to fend off sue! Dam you Shane byrne!

2 years my spada was 6 lol

Seems I'm now in a battle for third

Shit Neil I must get one sorted for this weekends Keith mystery tour

I'll be giving it a miss as i dont want to go

I suppose we will have to wait and see but dorna directly didn't ruin moto gp isn't it the manufacturers who set tech regs so mainly Honda As for the rookie rule it was ridiculous in the first place really affected nobody and would be a detriment to the people it was supposed to help if it hadnt have been dropped this year not for marquez but because of marquez. The so called dumbing down of gp is coming regardless of who is in charge,that itself could be at a pinch blamed on honda as much as anybody but costs are too high! Anyway it will satisfy those that want closer racing rather than watching pure racing bikes. One more thing the rookie rule was overlooked one time before and im sure it had nothing to do with honda....hazard a guess

If its cold enough your hands will get cold, I've had those 3 finger ones though better hands still get cold better if you need to ride a lot in winter go for heated grips or deffo keep the muffs.

Final team picked hopefully hold 3rd.

Water proof over suits are a hassle mine was a big waste of money it will never see the light of day again, for longer weekends or tours I now use textiles however downside was sweaty as hell in wales

Done most love the bike moving about,one jump i remember as it could have ended badly was on the blade 80 cranked over so lucky as me and the bike continuing on was just a fluke, did thank the bike when we stopped.

People will say yes but if the rain is biblical like we have had i would have to say no the crotch is esoecially vulnerable.

Rea might do better over a season if he actually stayed on the thing!

I will stick my neck out and post what i told him a few weeks back i think clive has this won, and I hate the fact i have to say this lol i'll never hear the end of it

Yes,Ducati have done alot of testing on that track,the acid test will come at the next race. All credit to Rossi though,still giving his all for the cause(and the wage packet) Giving his all yeh when it suits him I think this year he's had times when he's just turned up and rode around, he should never be beaten by barbera

I regularly mix leather trousers with a textile jacket that was before I bought textile trousers, however even now if lts likely to be dry but cold same textile/leather combo I also have never zipped my stuff together I just don't like it. Having thought about it in this country it actually makes most sense. Imo

It was a boring racr once pedders was out as for Rossi and the duck it was I suspect a one off, it looked better but I suspect the bad weather and the Duke test helped.