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Parting in the snow is such sweet sorrow
Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 4:30 pm
by Pedrohendo
Well I'm back on two wheels and not before time,thanks to tony.mon for the replacement cover,fits luverly.No more 40mph in a 60mph zone and exciting rides home from work at 2 in the morning,who needs Oulton park.

Re: Parting in the snow is such sweet sorrow
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 10:35 am
by seb421
Pedrohendo wrote:Well I'm back on two wheels and not before time,thanks to tony.mon for the replacement cover,fits luverly.No more 40mph in a 60mph zone and exciting rides home from work at 2 in the morning,who needs Oulton park.

Be carefull mate
day after i maxed mine out on the motorway home a few year back there was a police bmw in the layby, had that been the night before i would have probably been looking at a right good bumming session in her her majesty's for 6 months
only reason i was going slow the day after was because the fuel light came on, thanked my lucky stars and was probably the only time i was glad Honda used a small tank!
ive been doing same strip every night around 2-3am and can go weeks with no police and then see a few then nothing again.... these days i usually plod along now around 60mph, only a few mins slower but more than makes up for it with the MPG saving
Re: Parting in the snow is such sweet sorrow
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 10:44 am
by Kev L
Damn, who would ever have thought Seb would become the voice of reason!!!! You're getting old mate.

Re: Parting in the snow is such sweet sorrow
Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 5:24 am
by seb421
Kev L wrote:Damn, who would ever have thought Seb would become the voice of reason!!!! You're getting old mate.

Since i got that NIP for 53 in a 30 and it got dropped at court I've been a lot more cautious mate, that was a close call, knew i hadn't done any where near that speed they indicated and im guessing that's why they court 'threw it out', good job as i was just going to go along with what ever they said!
i put the lotto on that day too after, but i guess getting away with was pushing my luck as is.
I keep a good twating for a crack of dawn ride over the B roads up north, usually do a gentle run fist see if theirs any plod about or setting up and then open it up (within reason) on the reverse, I'm not a dangerous driver imo, I wont speed in a town or where there are likely to be people / children etc
other day I was coming down a road 30 limit I'm doing about 25mph around 7pm on a left hand blind bend on the approach to the double roundabout in Leyland before the McDonalds and this Richard-head on a ninja flew past at an easy 60+ , wombles time and a place!!
I'm not going to hold my hands up and say whoah I never speed, I will when I personally feel it is safe to do so, condition's allowing.
Re: Parting in the snow is such sweet sorrow
Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:36 pm
by tony.mon
seb421 wrote:
I'm not going to hold my hands up and say whoah, I never speed, I will when I personally feel it is safe to do so, condition's allowing.
Not sure I approve of taking your hands off the bars, whether you say whoah or not.
It will ruin your aerodynamic efficiency and slow you down.......
