Raced a Lambo gallardo 5L, 520 BHP

Originally Posted by HoL

As nice as the weather is some of us have jobs you silly boy

This

Originally Posted by Paul the 6th

And while we're at it, try googling for some of these:

Police riders handbook
Twist of the wrist by Keith code
Counter steering
Road craft
Chasing the vanishing point

Some really useful info to be found & applied to make you into a good quality consistent rider whom people respect for being a good rider rather than sounding like some mongo who's escaped from Jeremy Kyle's waiting room & has managed to get noticed on YouTube by posting videos of themselves doing wheelies & endo's in jeans & t-shirt with terrible hip hop music about guns & knives & types of cars..

You sir, must live a very boring life style

Im a qualified railway engineer and have the day off

CHOO CHOO!



THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE 521BHP

My niece loves chugginton . Thomas the tank engine was last year

[Sir Trev]

There is probably a Lambo driver on a similar forum posting about how a bike desperately tried to beat him off the lights for no reason today. Everyone will agree with them that not rising to it was very sensible and yet again we get tarred by the same brush… There is no place on our crowded roads for street racing and it turns car drivers and the public at large against us.

[SoulKiss]

Originally Posted by Joe Marcon

My niece loves chugginton . Thomas the tank engine was last year

You realise an encyclopedic knowledge of TV programs related to Trains doesn't count as a "Qualification"?

Oh, and I'm getting on Planes from now on.

[timwilky]

Originally Posted by Joe Marcon

Im a qualified railway engineer and have the day off

Joe, your 19 years old. How the heck can you be a "qualified railway engineer". You haven't even got the time in for an apprenticeship never mind getting any formal qualification to be recognised as an "Engineer",

Would you like me to post my PTS card to prove ?

[Messie]

Originally Posted by Paul the 6th

And while we're at it, try googling for some of these:

Police riders handbook
Twist of the wrist by Keith code
Counter steering
Road craft
Chasing the vanishing point

Some really useful info to be found & applied to make you into a good quality consistent rider whom people respect for being a good rider rather than sounding like some mongo who's escaped from Jeremy Kyle's waiting room & has managed to get noticed on YouTube by posting videos of themselves doing wheelies & endo's in jeans & t-shirt with terrible hip hop music about guns & knives & types of cars..

This wins my comment of the week award! Brilliant!


Sorry Joe, we don't really go a bundle on that sort of behaviour or boasting on here