sparkpaintersuk

Hi Mates,

I have been receiving invites to do a motorbike tour in Kenya. Anyone in the forum who has done a trip in Kenya, could you share your experience?

It was very wet today. Somehow even after standing in the rain and getting soaking from 9am until 12:15 without a single bike getting on track it was still a brilliant day

Love your unwavering and determined spirit.

What a great way to make the kids wow. Good luck.

Very clear video, nice one

Must admit you are doing a good work on it.

Crutchlow is already being a nob. Had another crash in testing and the Spanish interviewer asked him how the crash was, was the leg ok etc.

Instead of realising the guy had good intentions, was concerned about possible reinjury and his English was quite literal he flew off the handle at him and threw all his toys out the pram

"oh yeah always asking about crashes not how was your day" he practically shouted at the poor guy.

Here's an idea Cal if you don't want to be constantly asked about crashing don't fall off every bloody race.

Ugh can't stand the guy, if he's not crashing he's bitching the Honda isn't good enough

Maybe the question had come at a frustrating moment for him. But all said it is kind to be sensitive to others' feelings too when we answer them.

It is not weird to find yourself conversing with your Motorcycle, listening to strange mechanical noises produced within your bike engine. How many find themselves talking to their bike, urging it on? Or is it weird? It happens to me a lot of times when my bike has difficulties. How many share the same view.

You won't get anywhere near that on a track!

even on "slow" laps you're at much higher revs

for a lot longer than on the road.

I'd have a full tank and some spare if possible

I can't agree more.

The Graffiti are just great. Nice city there.

1. Marq

2. Vinalez

3. Dovi

Not that I'm massively convinced with Yamaha turning things around, I just fancied being a bit different

Though they could.

It is obvious some cash is around the corner for you. However, ensure you do your due diligence. All the best.

Oh yes, I have been to Turkey and must admit bikes are quite popular there. However, I would not like to be in helmet for long because of the heat.