“There's nothing more exhilarating than pointing out the shortcomings of others, is there? ”-Clerks
in the way that a monster truck is described as petite
petite
SYLLABICATION: pe·tite
ADJECTIVE: Small, slender, and trim. Used of a girl or woman. See synonyms at small.
NOUN: A clothing size for short slender women.
ETYMOLOGY: French, feminine of petit. See petit.
OTHER FORMS: pe·titeness —NOUN
“There's nothing more exhilarating than pointing out the shortcomings of others, is there? ”-Clerks
and then the thou's which have a much better power to weight ration like 1 to 1 or better. I know he is a prick when it comes to bikes. Hahahaha we should make a short program with a gixxer thou and all the tests he has done with bikes and cars. Put a half decent rider behind the handel bars and see what happens then get the BBC to screen it right after top gear.....
Come on lotto.
Lump lingered last in line for brains,
And the ones she got were sort of rotten and insane...
You guys are funny.
Firstly. This discussion was hashed out when the segment originally appeared. As has the one when he was at Nurenbegring.
Secondly. You guys are exactly why he takes the piss out of bikers so savagely. You get so up-in-arms so easily who wouldn't take the piss outta ya's.
I've seen Jeremy ride. Yes he can. Also by his own account, bikes are "too powerful" for him and scare the shit out of him.
He takes the piss out of everything and everyone, including himself.
I enjoy his show. It entertaining.
Hayden - Evidence that even the mediocre can achieve great things.
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motorbikes just by design are limited by the rubber they can put on the tarmac.
= less traction = less braking + lower corner speeds than oversized gokarts.
I think it could be a different story if motorcycle companies worked on adding downforce to bikes. But there's a gentlemans agreement against that.
but you can't lean/lowside/highside a car....so they'll never replace motorcycles.
The old british coot who calls everyone "Good sir" is still funnier.
With the money he has, I don't think fuel expenses even come into the equation. And he has car manufacturers lining cars up at his doorway with new vehicles for him to drive, the GT probably only comes out once in a while. Anyway, as he said he always lusted after the original GT40 but could never fit in one, so this is the next best thing. And Ford obviously knew who they were dealing with, and sorted the car (mostly alarm problems) so that Jeremy was happy to take it back.
Here here! The show is a piss take on most things - hell even the three presenters cant agree most of the time. It is worth watching just to see some exotic machinery and see some british humor rather than the laboured predictable humor (mostly) that yank's seem to love.
R
"The ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly is to fill the world with fools." - Herbert Spencer, English Philosopher (1820-1903)
I have not seen one of his shows that I would take too seriously.
So live and let live.
I still prefere a bike to a sports car![]()
I feel like I'm diagonally parked in a parallel universe.
not saying the fuel cost applies or anything, it was just on that one episode where they did their 'dream car mission', where they all took their favorite car on a ride (Clarkson took his D.R.O.F <-- Driver Returns On Foot), and they all had to keep stopping for him to fill his petrol tank.. although with petrol consumption, I suppose it is 'slightly' better than the Bugatti Veyron, which goes through petrol like there's no tomorrow (can't remember the exact rate, but something like 100litres <-- petrol tank) in something like 20-something minutes of flat-foot track racing?
“There's nothing more exhilarating than pointing out the shortcomings of others, is there? ”-Clerks
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