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RE: I'm sooooo tempted...


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  • Subject: RE: I'm sooooo tempted...
  • From: "Phil Harris" <phillip.harris1@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 23 May 2001 20:34:28 +0100
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> I agree entirely with Ian's serious advice. Every weekend in Box Hill
in
> Surrey, you'll see hundreds of bikers there showing off their
throbbing
> rockets between their legs. Some of the bikers have only just learnt
to
> walk when they are riding bikes with engines bigger than my car.

I used to go to Box Hill when I was a youngster!

> > Simple test: if you can stay alive and keep a smaller bike in
> one piece for
> > a year, you can upgrade then, and not being "on the
edge" for a year is
> > hardly going to matter, is it?
>
> I failed that test. I wrote my 185 off when I was young but luckily
got
> away with "only" a broken leg in a few places. I do not wish
to put my
> family through the nightmare of having a policeman calling on them at
> midnight telling them of my accident again.

Yeah ... I have absolutely no inclination to ride on the roads. I see too
many motorists changing lanes in front of bikes that they haven't seen (and
too many bikes taking the p*ss and weaving through traffic) to even fancy
trying it. Do fancy the idea of a usefull tool to have some fun with.
Anyway
... the guy at work is n no rush to sell and one of our bretheren has told
me that I can have a play on one of his "saner" bikes first ...
I'll run a
couple of pictures up to the group files area at some point soon and you
can
have a go at guessing who it is!

Phil




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