Is there one about the Flemish influence on mediaeval English ecclesiasticl stained glass ?Originally Posted by vifferman
Is there one about the Flemish influence on mediaeval English ecclesiasticl stained glass ?Originally Posted by vifferman
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Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
Um.. pass.Originally Posted by vifferman
That was on a ride up SH16 then out to the Leigh Sawmill Cafe, with MikeL, Yokai, and other intermilectauls.
I think rides are a bit like finding a party on Saturday night. You find out who is going where, and whether it'll be a pissup, barbeque or a seated dinner. You choose which party to attend based on your preferences.
We're all fucked. I'm fucked. You're fucked. The whole department is fucked. It's the biggest cock-up ever. We're all completely fucked.
-Sir Richard Mottram
Ah ha, so that's why you were so teed off on that KB ride I met you on! Not enuf commaraderieieree ship?Originally Posted by viffervillain
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Should come down here sometime and join Hondacmx450, LiasTZ, Wolf (when he get's his bike fixed, and me. Last one I was on with cmx and Lias was just the sort of thing you're talking about. It was certainly fun riding down Victoria street and having all the club crawlers looking at us in shock and such.Originally Posted by vifferman
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Need to go on another one soon so that I can actually show off a bit since my bike is running much better now.
Sever
Now and forever
you're just another lost soul about to be mine again
see her, you'll never free her
you must surrender it all
And give life to me again
Disturbed - Inside the Fire
Come on, you know you love being the Nana at the rear!Originally Posted by Ixion
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Um I don't like to disappoint you there wise Ixion but I think you'll find that rather than arriving *before* the sportsbikes, they have actually been home and back by the time you turn up, in effect lapping you!Originally Posted by Ixion
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What's a load of balooney? The previous 18 posts to yours??Originally Posted by justsomeguy
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That's quite amusing coming from one of the *princes* of 'pointless drivel' on KB. Besides, there have been so many good points raised so far on this thread it would be a travesty to label it as PD! So there.Originally Posted by JSG
Whoa boy! I feel a whole lot of emotion coming thru from you Guy...you lost me in there somewhere?Originally Posted by JSG
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So are you for or against "Group rides" JSG?
I do believe a "balooney" is either:Originally Posted by Guy of Just Some-thing, or other....
*one of them plasticky/rubbery things bad mime type performers make into animals, filled with hot air or surplus gasses OR:
*A complete nutter, into sheep
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What did a wise man once say to me about rabbit hole depths and Wonderland there Chief?Originally Posted by Zed
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Tha Jandal: Adding another dimension to "rubber side down"
Jandal [jan-duhl] noun: a mythical entity presiding over bikers
Jandal [jan-duhl] verb: "to jandal" is to involuntarily separate from one's boik.
Jandalled [jan-duhlled] past tense - usage: "bro, I've just gone and jandalled it"
Oh No - Laurel and little Hardy are after me again................
By the way since I'm obvouisly not obsurvent or very intilligent like you great people I have must been not abel to pick out points their in this thread that were not expolred in earlyer threads.
So I gues I should asking for forgivnes from you great people. So that I safe stay from yor rabit hole, yes.
Though I canna remember ever giving a damn for you dumbducks.......![]()
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I'm glad you qualified your first paragraph by stating in your second one that "it seems to have been the case on the rides you've been on", which is true! Bins don't always occur because someone is riding outside of their skill level - good point!Originally Posted by SlashWylde
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Motorcyclists bin when riding at their own pace and when riding outside of their own pace. There are many different variables involved in each and every accident.Originally Posted by SlashWylde
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The general consensus concerning group rides though is that people tend to ride 'faster than they normally do when riding alone' or 'not at their own pace'. That's why I think the best advice to give riders before departing off on a group ride is to "ride at your own pace". What would you tell them if you were given the opportunity SW?
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So would that then mean switching bikes is outlawed?Originally Posted by Kawagreen
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Quite often on KB rides I've been on guys will ride eachothers bikes for a bit of a change and new experience.
No. Not only.Originally Posted by Motoracer
Also to learn from the guys/gals who can do it better than you can .....
I've been riding a longish while but only about 4 times tops in a group - every time i've actually managed to ride with a group though, i have learnt something from good riders and my own riding has improved.
For the first time, in the last month, i have been consistently riding something relatively quick; the riding style is different and i'm [nearly] as much of a novice again as i was when i got on my very first bike. So improving my riding is as crucial to me as it is to n00bies - and following better riders, seeing how they address corners, etc. is a great way to do it IMHO.
BUT to do that you have to try and keep up.
So, you good, quick, experienced riders --- if you see someone hammering along, out of their comfort zone, trying desperately to stay in touch with the bunch........ please don't write it off just to peer-pressure or them trying to prove something .....
......mebbe once in a while slow down a few minutes, lead them thru a bend or two, let them learn from you before you zoom off into the distance and have to wait for them to catch you up down the road?
Inexperienced riders who want to learn will appreciate your help & guidance ....and even those who don't will appreciate your momentary companionship ------ you'll be teaching them SOMETHING either way. It's what it's about, innit?![]()
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Grass wedges its way between the closest blocks of marble and it brings them down. This power of feeble life which can creep in anywhere is greater than that of the mighty behind their cannons....... - Honore de Balzac
well that sums it up Ms.triumph, is that IS your real name.
i learned stacks from the last/first ride, I was out of my comfort zone, but no more than when driving a car fast. Yeah I had my moments, but most were pretty helpful, and I'd definately do one again when I get my stamina up.
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