KBers are the luckiest geeks

**White trash** · 28th September 2007, 08:19

Well I reckon anyway.

Here's my reasoning (and it's got a bit of a racing flavour sorry). No other biker forum (to my knowledge) has such a wealth of information available to it from a racing standpoint. Show me a national biker forum that has so many of that countrys best racers offering oppinions or assistance. See Ben Spies or Matt Mladin online talking shit with the masses? Pfft, couldn't imagine it. Can you see the leading suspension technicians from British Superbikes on a forum discussing how to make your bike handle better?

I think KB is suddenly becoming very good value again. Thanks to all who help make this place worth its weight again.

Jimmy

**merv** · 28th September 2007, 08:22

I'm no racer being an old prick now, but Jimmy you can take a lot of credit too for being so active on here and open with your comments. Good luck with your racing.

**sAsLEX** · 28th September 2007, 08:22

Originally Posted by country's best racer

Show me a national biker forum that has so many of that country's best racers offering opinions or assistance.

And they are all so humble!

Thing is you can normally see them out helping others at the meetings as well.

**White trash** · 28th September 2007, 08:28

Originally Posted by merv

I'm no racer being an old prick now, but Jimmy you can take a lot of credit too for being so active on here and open with your comments. Good luck with your racing.

Thanks mate, I mean we all help where we can, but these guys have soooo much experiance and knowledge that a simple chat after a practice session can open a window of understanding you may have previously missed.

And Alex, six meetings hardly qualifies someone as "the best" or even "top level". Wait 'till I've completed seven

**Colapop** · 28th September 2007, 08:37

I just like being able to wander around amongst the action and not be told to f*ck off! Just like I did at Manfield... it's the same here, really... Cheers Jimmy!

**jrandom** · 28th September 2007, 10:10

I agree, Jimmy.

2007 will be seen as the KB renaissance.

I'm all about it. Keep up the good work, y'all!

**Joni** · 28th September 2007, 10:13

Originally Posted by jrandom

I agree, Jimmy.

I dont agree Jimmy!!!!

Speak for yourself... Im not a geek! I am as cool as the coolest cool!

OK, so I do agree.... onwards and upwards hun!

**koba** · 28th September 2007, 10:26

Yeah, Its a pretty good scene aye, lotsa like minded nutters out and about to burn rubber and fuel at the races, huge emphasis on personal resposibility.

A nice break from the bullshit.

**Big Dave** · 28th September 2007, 10:37

Awww shucks, Tweren't nuffin'.........

**MotoGirl** · 28th September 2007, 10:39

Originally Posted by White trash

Show me a national biker forum that has so many of that countrys best racers offering oppinions or assistance.

Offering advice and helping people to get into racing is one way to build the sport

Or maybe they want more competition?

**bert_is_evil** · 28th September 2007, 11:24

I agree - it totally rocks being able to get advice from the Pro's!

**Finn** · 28th September 2007, 11:59

Originally Posted by White trash

Thanks to all who help make this place worth its weight again.

You're welcome.

**et al** · 28th September 2007, 12:46

I agree Jimmy, you are so right - we are very privileged to have the best available people/advice on here. At race meetings I have found that belonging to KiwiBiker is definitely an "Ice Breaker" when you are new to the scene. Really appreciate how the support and advice at Race meetings is freely offered around by fellow racers and technical people. Probably wrong for me to do so - but these days I just assume when I meet someone new that they either belong to KiwiBiker, or at least know about it.

**White trash** · 28th September 2007, 12:52

Just be carefull introducing yourself that way mate. I know of more than a couple of bikers who areof the opinion all KBers are wankers and should be treated as such.