Do you like riding as fast as possible?(Rockingham trackday)

Originally Posted by Ceri JC

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lol

Some have started to guess already ...

Yep, this dream (if you want it) can be yours ... and all for £129 of your English pounds

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=84704

It was indeed a recruitment drive for an up and coming trackday

[Luckypants]

Originally Posted by Blue_SV650S

and all for £129 of your English pounds

British surely? (cymro 'dw i!)

[Lissa]

Originally Posted by Blue_SV650S

Some have started to guess already ...

Yep, this dream (if you want it) can be yours ... and all for £129 of your English pounds

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=84704

It was indeed a recruitment drive for an up and coming trackday

Bugger

Can't do those two-up

Islington to Whetstone at 2am on any given weekday has a similar effect

i would have said "YES" but i'm getting slower as i get older and wiser.

Originally Posted by Ceri JC

Damn, I answered the poll before reading the first post. I used to ride much quicker than I do now. There was a time when I honestly didn't go out on the bike (bar for a 5 minutes cross town trip) where I didn't do licence losing speeds. It's more for fear of prosecution (6 points & need to drive for work) than anything else that stops me speeding. I just don't buy the argument that speed (the way I speed at least) has much at all to do with accidents. Whenever I've had an accident, it has been 10mph+ under the posted limit- I tend to go slow when it's actually dangerous to go quick. I genuinely believe it's just an easy (read lazy) target for policing. What about the British gas van that changed 2 lanes without indicating and clipped my arm on the motorway yesterday (quite literally) forcing me into another lane? What did speed have to do with that? What about the woman I saw in London the same day, driving while on her phone, who very nearly took a cyclist out? The cretins bang on about speed being the problem enough and sadly the majority (who see motoring in purely practical terms and take little interest in it) start to believe it and cite it as fact.

Comparing weekend warriors doing stupid overtakes past junctions at 160 and crashing is irrelevant to me doing 80-90 on a road I know like the back of my hand, in good conditions, with nowhere for traffic/pedestrians to emerge from and where I can see the surface is clear. It really is akin to comparing an alcohlic to a casual drinker. They are slightly related, but are really completely different things and one is not a problem at all.

Now, where's the soap box smiley?

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