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Noticing sudden changes in their behaviour, certainly falls into the "avoiding running them over", category.
I really think people need to relax a little here. Katman in particular as usual, you're taking what is written here to be the total of what people think and do. Rather than just making individual points and observations.
I do not care weather or not you think I'm capable of deciding how to ride. I do understand you want bikers to take responsibility for their own safety, but you Will some day admit, that there are natural bikers, who aren't useless with little experience relative to your own.
[QUOTE=Mushu;1130513443]Go have a look around I guarantee you will find heaps of people who claim to have ridden for decades that can't ride for shit. You can put all the stock you like in time holding a licence.
How many thousand km's have you ridden since you got your L Plate .. ???
Have you got YOUR full license yet .. ???
In some of your previous posts ... you told us just how often you do ride. One post I saw ... said you weren't riding for a few months due to parts unavailability ... after you crashed your bike. Hardly a good indication of a high skill level on your part.
Was this before or AFTER you crashed .. ???
So .... how many km's have you ridden .... the few months you were actually riding ... ???
When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...
I play bass.. I didnt just pick up a bass and start playing - I have mates who did.. and their bass playing skills are seriously amazing. I have a bit of natural rhythm and a ear for music. I took lessons, and spent countless hours playing. 30 years later people compliment me on my playing - I'm competent. Not a "natural" - there is stuff I just cant play, no matter how hard I try. On the other hand.. my mate Russell (throbbing love muscle - to give him his full name) can, seemingly, play anything, at a whim, with nary a lesson, or anything other than just "jammin".
Riding bikes (engines and non engined varieties) can be learned - but there are some people who just have natural aptitude and do stuff so easily that others totally get the shits trying. Conversely, there are people who's riding is the musical equivalent of fingernails on a chalkboard. Does that mean they shouldnt be allowed to ride? Some might say yes.. some might say "under controlled circumstances", and other will say "what the hell, I can put up with anything".
"If a million people say a foolish thing, it is still a foolish thing." - Anatole France
"An education isn't how much you have committed to memory, or even how much you know. It's being able to differentiate between what you know and what you don't." - Anatole France
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One of the most important things I do riding on the road is observe the traffic in front of me, cars and bikes alike. Cars bump over crap surfaces better than we do, but always their suspension shows what is happening. Bikes even more so.
Really? Define well known to be one of the better riders? How so? Is there a test for this? What on earth makes you want to say that, unless you are in the same camp as my husband, and are part of the Drew Fan Club
Yet again, texting does not make your penis bigger
PS: I did not see KM talking about his riding.
Fuck this shit, I am going back to my old avatar! About time really!
The Drew fan club will be in the same metaphysical reality of crashfromwayback's coffee appreciation society
The Ballard of Drew Mair.
It Mushu been cold there in his shadow..
To never have met the fabulous Drew…
You always walk a step behind..
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Did Drew ever know that he’s my hero..
And he’s everything that I would like to be…
Drew is the road for which I ride on..
He’s one of the better riders on KB..
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