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  1. 2 minutes ago, Mickly said:

    I really wouldn’t use a dash cam on bike or car!! I do experience some complete tw*ts on the road ( e.g. taxi driver in Bristol on Sunday undertaking me in the same lane )

    BUT !! I’m in no way perfect & the thought that it might incriminate me puts me right off !!


    The only reason I have them in/on both car and bike is to act as a ‘witness’ should I need them. As nearly happened in the clip. 
    They are definitely a double edged sword though. 

  2. 1 hour ago, dynax said:

    It makes you wonder if the training and test are actually fit for purpose with the amount of stupid drivers around.


    It’s not the training and test that’s at fault. Although I think it has been made easier. 
     

    The problem the way I see it is that the roads reflect society. 
    The majority of drivers seem to think they can do whatever they please and f**k everyone else. 
    This happened to me the other Sunday while driving the car home from work. I actually didn’t spot his signal (until I watched the clip back) and only just avoided the twat. 
    He actually threw his arms as to say why did I get in his way!!!

     

    https://1drv.ms/v/s!Aqf48JMl8f2Lv1c8rwi5howO1pO9?e=f65nBH

     

    I’m not sending it off but am building up a nice collection of f**kwit clips

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  3. 1 hour ago, Throttled said:

    My Versys 1000 is even more on/off than the 650. It makes manoeuvres entertaining to say the least.

     
    Have you tried taking the slack out of the throttle?

    I don’t seem to experience the on/off too much having done the above. I hate slack in the throttle and have taken it out of every bike I’ve owned. 
    Another way to ride round the issue is to use the clutch to smooth it out. 
     


     

  4. In my opinion it’s not too much. 
    it will only go as fast as you make it go. 
    The difference between a 600 and a 1000 is not massive. Especially for the bike that you’ve mentioned. It’ll have more torque and and be less buzzy than 600 and in that respect can be a better ride. 
    I say go for it. 

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  5. 1 hour ago, Stu said:


    Been there a few times. 
    The food is good and it’s very reasonably priced. They do lovely home made cakes!


    She has a cafe at Hemswell and a few years back she moved into the building that Tran Am own in Faldingworth. It’s an old petrol station (just like the place you’ve linked to) 

    The Faldingworth place was fantastic until the guy that owns Tran Am, to cut a long story short made things very difficult for her until she’d had enough. Basically the guy was jealous of the rapid success she had. It was all through FB that word spread. 
    It was funny when he started the cafe up pretty much straight after she left and everyone boycotted the place, again, the power of social media. It didn’t take long to close.

     

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  6. 🤣

    I agree. I only buy a cup of tea and the occasional snickers. 
    Everything is overpriced. You also have to ask them to put butter on the buns before you order or you’ll just get a dry one!! 
    Oh, and the toilets stink!

     

    I’m talking myself out of this one….

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  7. 3 hours ago, Six30 said:

    imagine the revenue they will lose , no one will get speeding fines... if it gets to that stage biking will be shite, can see why so many do track days .


    I was thinking the same. 
     

    Surely this is counter productive to the whole speed camera cash cow agenda?

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  8. 1 hour ago, Stu said:

    Be interesting how much time that took to do :lol: 

     

    Brilliant though 

     

    1 hour ago, Tiggie said:

    I love things like that. Creative and so much effort has clearly gone into it :thumb:


    He definitely must have some patience. 
    It must have taken him 4-5 times longer?

    Cool video. 
    Lovely end result 
     

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