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    Following a lightweight

    Tucked in behind some dude on a lightweight bike this morning (dunno what it was, but small and nifty...). Followed him for a bit through a few corners and thence onto a straighter bit.

    Bugger to keep up with through the corners. I thought the SV was reasonably nimble but this wee bike put it to shame (or maybe just me). All very well once on the straighter bits, but through the tight I had to work hard to stay with him...SV felt like a galumphing Great Dane chasing a Greyhound...
    . “No pleasure is worth giving up for two more years in a rest home.” Kingsley Amis

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    musta been one of those GN250's deans always praising

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    What kinda bike was it? Do you know?

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    in my experience, it's usually the case of the brains on the bike rather than the bike itself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bogan View Post
    musta been one of those GN250's deans always praising
    Definitely not a GN...

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    What kinda bike was it? Do you know?
    No

    Quote Originally Posted by rie View Post
    in my experience, it's usually the case of the brains on the bike rather than the bike itself.
    Or lack thereof in my case...
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    Probably Lance Armstrong out for a training ride.

    It was a bicycle Slo.

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    Rule Number 1: Cardio

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    Quote Originally Posted by wysper View Post
    Probably Lance Armstrong out for a training ride.

    It was a bicycle Slo.
    Carna been a bicycle - I could see the zorst pipe...an' 'is legs weren't going round 'n' round...I think...
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    There's a guy who rides around Glenfied on a 250cc Ninja. He seems to take every bend flat out with his knee down.

    I don't try and keep up with him as it looks like such hard work. Plus I don't really like doing blind corners at such a speed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slofox View Post
    Carna been a bicycle - I could see the zorst pipe...an' 'is legs weren't going round 'n' round...I think...
    So you mean you couldn't keep up with a cyclist that was COASTING

    What you mistake for the zorst pipe was his enormous schlong being taped back so as not to get in his way. You were lucky he didn't need to go for a slash while you were behind him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by YellowDog View Post
    There's a guy who rides around Glenfied on a 250cc Ninja. He seems to take every bend flat out with his knee down.

    I don't try and keep up with him as it looks like such hard work. Plus I don't really like doing blind corners at such a speed.
    It's a hard life being this awesome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slyer View Post
    It's a hard life being this awesome.
    If it's you, then you are awesome (and brave).

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    Quote Originally Posted by YellowDog View Post
    If it's you, then you are awesome (and brave).
    If it's him, then he has stolen a working and assembled GPX from someone.


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    Quote Originally Posted by NOID View Post
    farrk!
    you'd hear that thing though

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