I have been following your request for advice and i have to say mate that i have been very impressed with your attitude.

you seem to realise that riding a bike is a very different thing to driving a car and that as a novice rider you need the advice of more experienced riders. you havent got the hump and you havent spouted a load of magazine'read rubbish. I think you have the right attitude to become a good rider and enjoy your future life as a motorcyclist.


I dont mean this to be pratronising at all, please dont read it that way.

Best of luck to you mate - i reckon you'll do fine.

What Zombie said!

Welcome to the asylum Gone2mars!

ditto

Yes, best of luck m8

Yep...i noticed that when i read is first post....

i still waiting to see saudi killed on 'busa on the news


but yeah what zombie said, very mature attitude. safe riding m8

Lol... Thanks guys

I really appreciate the time that you all put in to putting me straight... more than that tho, i hope that all the other people in the same position as me read that and get a little knoweldge off the guys that are in the know

or similar with "whilst doing 255mph on standard CBR900rr"

Was a brill thread to have started G2M, I wouldn't have thought of that question but yep! it's great that the guys and gals on here pass on their knowledge. Without a doubt this is the best Bike Forum I have found. It's going to make nightshift's bearable reading all the archived posts and gleaming info from them.

Peter

My mate is bringing his Wildstar round in the next hour, wants to gee me up into taking my test and getting a bigger bike. He will just have to put up with me on the 125 putting behind him for a while, cos I ain't rushing for no-one, either that or tow me........................lol. A friend of friend went out and test rode a bike on Sunday, now in ICU, 28 seperate injuries. They think it was too fast and lost it on a bend. Here's hoping he pulls through, they took him off life support Monday Morn to let him go, typical Jock and Mason he refuses to go without a fight, appears to be holding his own, long may it last.