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pariah
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Oh Dear

Post by pariah »

While I have been on here, yh have made me feel like novice.

What wid chicken strips, knee downs and fast and furious riding and all the places yh have been 2.

I carnt be the only novice rider on here that is new to all this can I. ? 8O
Hankie
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Post by Hankie »

Better to be a live novice than a dead wannabe...

Me? I ride like a wus most of the time, keep to speed limits and take few chances. Only out in the back roads in the Pennines do I open it up at all, and even then I'm cautious. I've seen bikes scream past me on the Cat & Fiddle road (Mac to Buxton) pulling wheelies and overtaking on blind bends. From the descriptions I doubt if I went out on a 'run' with a lot of these folk I would not keep up with the pace! Still, I enjoy my riding so who gives a sh*t?

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pariah
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Post by pariah »

I agree.

We all have our limits and any run should accomodate for every one involved else what would be the point if every one got seperated and the faster riders got there first and then moaned about having to wait for rest of us.

Maybe now the weather is picking up..... Sooner the better.

Who normally arranges runs and rides out around here. ?
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Post by queensburylad »

I'm no john mcguinness by a long shot but we're all intelligent people or we wouldnt have storms :lol: :lol: and i think youll find the general consensus is its not half as much fun tonking off on your own as it is seeing your mates reaction on that dip in the road that surprisingly brings his butt out of the seat ( beamish :lol: ) or that bend in the road thats a camera moment the list could go on & on :lol: . The point im making is find the riders and the pace you feel comfortable with and only push as hard as is right for you :) :)
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Post by Beamish »

Oh yeh! Its far more fun enjoying the experience with others. IMO tips that have kept me alive are
1. Never feel intimidated
2. Ride your own ride
3. Stay well back from the bike/car in front
4. Watch out for black 911's and Cow shi* rise :lol: :lol:

Queensbury LMAO :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
I see myself as a sensitive intelligent man but with the heart of a clown that causes me to **ck things up right at that crucial moment........'Jim Morrison'
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pariah
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Post by pariah »

ARHHHH

And heres me thinking yh all a bunch of beer swilling speed freak maniacs. :lol:

Tis good to see that most of yhs put common sense before stupidity anyway.
Some well structured comments on this subject . ... well done class.
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