For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him.Keep an open mind, just dont let your brains fall out.
Had lowside at the track on it so not the best right now. Keeping an eye out for some cheap fairings, and will get the suspension done when I can justify the cost (have to buy a new rear tire, chain and sprocks, and a service for my other bike 1st).
It's guttering having it just sit there at the moment. (teehee sorry Mom)
Ciao Marco
hehehe nice... so you race it.... good to hear. must be nuts. i wanna put my rgv to the track but just cant afford it. i need another 2smoke. i want a nsr so bad. if not that then a RVF. eitherway its all just money. ebay fairings are pretty decent man from cycleplus88. i got em to cut me up a decent replica set. and the guy speaks english. for 600 to ur door cant complain. painted and what not.
Ah, sounds like you were a statistic supporting the change to the left turn rule.
So if I read it right, you were in the right hand lane and the vehicle in the left hand lane (correctly) gave way to the oncoming, right turning car. That is similar to the second example I used and the presence of the yielding Holden to my left in that scenario would set off very loud "I bet he pulls across me" alarm bells ringing in my head.
Harder to anticipate if you could not see the Holden indicating left, of course (e.g. if you were right alongside, although perhaps you noticed him slowing to turn..?) , so the devil is in the details.
Cheers
Chasio
PS Definitely not guttering![]()
Something I learned a long time ago, and it's still relevant - watch the wheels of the other vehicle. You'll see the wheels turning as soon as the vehicle moves, whereas when looking at the vehicle itself, it is not always obvious it's moving.
Not sure of the technical explanation of why this is so, possibly the contrast between the moving wheel and the non-moving (unless you are in Christchurch) road.
The other life-saving tip is to beware of car drivers wearing hats. (either old duffers coming home from bowls or young boi-racers with backwards caps)
it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
(PostalDave on ADVrider)
Had a good result from the insurance company so far. They had the bike by monday and the claim was lodged, they called me today to say that they'll pay out $1800, which I'm fairly happy with, considering the bike was originally only insured for $1700. So depending on how quickly they pay out, I'll be back on two wheels soon enough! Already eyeing up new babies, something with more cylinders this time methinks..![]()
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