A local ride for local people!

And I've just ridden back in the aftershocks of a flash flood... enough rain to bring all the grease to the surface, but dry enough to tempt you into ragging it

i enjoyed the first fifth of the ride

Yeah good ride chris, few more trailers and mebe some caravans next time eh?

[yorkie_chris]

Will do my best, you need the overtaking practice aye

Nah, just 4-5ft of road to get past on would be nice

[yorkie_chris]

I know them sprints are wide but I'm sure you can stick it up a gap smaller than that!

If i had too no doupt i could, but for fun with gravel edge and a drop off, i'd rather wait a bit

[dizzyblonde]

Is this that road yoy took Pete up? You are a bit cruel, but then if the bus can do it, every barge can do it

[yorkie_chris]

Originally Posted by bluefishman

If i had too no doupt i could, but for fun with gravel edge and a drop off, i'd rather wait a bit

Whaaa? You've normally got to ride to alps to have risk of riding down a ravine! Think of the money I've saved you! Gets the blood flowing don't it

Originally Posted by dizzyblonde

Is this that road yoy took Pete up? You are a bit cruel, but then if the bus can do it, every barge can do it

Even something really sluggish handling and poorly suspended? Like a raptor

[dizzyblonde]

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris

Even something really sluggish handling and poorly suspended? Like a raptor

Its not a Harley, its far from sluggish handling.....thats what an SV1000 is for Although, it is slightly on the boingy side, but only for pie munchers. I have no idea where you get sluggish handling from, because 'if' you ever get to ride one, you'll find it better than your poxy SV

I just haven't been out enough on it yet, so am a little grannyish in style at the moment.