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Do you work at the glass place by any chance as I recognize the blue sheeting in your avatar plus there is no mandatory bins in shot,see last years Scotland run with Al,s bike for clarification

adyf wrote:,6ft2 long hair and a gormeless exspression

Is that your Grinder chat up line

No Al it's your fantasy date

adyf wrote:Do you work at the glass place by any chance as I recognize the blue sheeting in your avatar plus there is no mandatory bins in shot,see last years Scotland run with Al,s bike for clarification

The Blue sheeting is an airport (previous owner is a helicopter technician).

I train driving instructor trainers (if that makes sense)

Will be heading to Squires this weekend, hopefully on Saturday for the Auto jumble, weather looks better for Sunday, but might not be allowed two pass outs in one weekend!!

lockwood1956 wrote:Will be heading to Squires this weekend, hopefully on Saturday for the Auto jumble, weather looks better for Sunday, but might not be allowed two pass outs in one weekend!!

Hello and welcome from another West Yorks based forum member (Ossett nr Wakefield) I'm planning a ride over to Squires this weekend, whether is Sat or Sun will depend on the weather (I don't like rain), keep an eye out for a Yellow Aprilia RSVR (which as replaced the Storm) riden by a good looking bloke early 30s, slightly greying hair, well OK the last bit is a bit of a fib try mid 50s completely white hair (still good looking though at least that's what they tell me).

Greetings youngster. Fairly new VTR owner and forum member here. But, I can attest that they are a fine bunch of (very knowledgable) nutters. When I got the storm I felt my road skills had deteriorated over the dirt bike riding hiatus so I went to my local Roadar group and am now in the final stages of becoming a tutor myself. Eeeek, the poor buggers won't know what's hit them.

The standard of my bike tutors was incredibly high. If I'm a tenth as good as them I'll be pleased.

Have fun!

Hello and welcome to the forum

KermitLeFrog wrote:Greetings youngster

I'll take that!

KermitLeFrog wrote:When I got the storm I felt my road skills had deteriorated over the dirt bike riding hiatus so I went to my local Roadar group and am now in the final stages of becoming a tutor myself.

I have the RoSPA gold for car and have done the RoSPA diploma in advanced tuition.

I saw the IAM at squires but not noticed RoSPA there yet.

I also haven't been tomy Roadar group recently either (through lack of time), but want to do the bike award once I find my feet.

cheers
bob

lockwood1956 wrote:

KermitLeFrog wrote:When I got the storm I felt my road skills had deteriorated over the dirt bike riding hiatus so I went to my local Roadar group and am now in the final stages of becoming a tutor myself.

I have the RoSPA gold for car and have done the RoSPA diploma in advanced tuition.

I saw the IAM at squires but not noticed RoSPA there yet.

I also haven't been tomy Roadar group recently either (through lack of time), but want to do the bike award once I find my feet.

cheers
bob

Although they are both based on "Roadcraft" I found the bike stuff very different to the car stuff. To my mind the car stuff is very out of date but the bike stuff is relevant.

I look forward to learning

adyf wrote:Hello Bob I'm at Selby mate so only 10 mins from you ,go to squires all the time all year round if you fancy a ride out also members Ziggy (tadcaster) ,flatty(wetherby) nearby ,if you see me say hello be on white and red BMW f800r with beowolf pipe ,6ft2 long hair and a gormeless exspression

Nice to meet you this morning, even though we were both leaving at the time

Good to meet ya Bob ,sorry couldn't stay at penrith in a cafe at the moment trying to decide whether to press on in the rain or piss off home

adyf wrote:trying to decide whether to press on in the rain or piss off home

Which way did you decide?