Has anybody noticed how..
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Has anybody noticed how..
the forums are always dead this time of year? is everyone a fair weather rider?
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Eagles may soar but wombats dont get sucked into jet engines!!
Eagles may soar but wombats dont get sucked into jet engines!!
seasonal exhaustion m8...that and i'm still pissed.....! also there is thick snow up here in thar hills .. and a i guess a little..S.A.D. in the mix...It's just that time of year.... 

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Have a sweetie and stop crying........
[Werthers Original...they never get rid of the taste]
I am on here quite often but would rather be putting some miles in on the bike. I am not into riding with 50-60 mph winds and 4 degree tempDrac wrote:I'm still here. No garage to take my bike to bits and its not that cold so still going out on the bike.

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'
Re: Has anybody noticed how..
Funny that, I thought it was the other way around TobySquiffythewombat wrote:the forums are always dead this time of year? is everyone a fair weather rider?

In the summer (if it's a good one) riders are out riding and not on the pc so much

In the winter (the majority) we prefer the warmer indoors, thats when we get on the pc

Perhaps I've got it the wrong way around


Chris.
Winter is what a car is for
I like laying out in my garden too, but only when it is hot!
When I first got back into biking I would be out at every opportunity, but the "pleasures" of putting on so many clothes you can't feel the bike and riding on muddy salty roads doesn't have the same attraction anymore.

I like laying out in my garden too, but only when it is hot!
When I first got back into biking I would be out at every opportunity, but the "pleasures" of putting on so many clothes you can't feel the bike and riding on muddy salty roads doesn't have the same attraction anymore.
Two bikes, still only four cylinders!


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I bike all year round. Currently using my recently purchased XT 125 R, great fun I must say. Although, this morning top of my road was like a skating rink with ice. Slithered all the way to the bottom and then joined main road which was best described as minging and probably just as slippy!
What do they spread on the roads these days?
Cars are for poofs!!!

What do they spread on the roads these days?
Cars are for poofs!!!


bob the builder wrote: Cars are for poofs!!!
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I use to think the same



Chris.
125s are for poofs, try a Gixxer thou in the ice and snow!bob the builder wrote:I bike all year round. Currently using my recently purchased XT 125 R, great fun I must say....Cars are for poofs!!!
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That's why i bought a 125, so i would not bin my pride and joys. Having ridden for years through the winter on the VFR and the VTR I realised not only was i crapping myself at dropping them but i was also ruining their re-sale value.
Cars are still for poofs though!!!!! (Until of course my wife needs to pick me up from the pub......ahhh toasty!!)

Cars are still for poofs though!!!!! (Until of course my wife needs to pick me up from the pub......ahhh toasty!!)



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Ducati unveil their solution to slippery winter riding woes...
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