No indeed. He's Dover's "special friend" not mine.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
Of course, Ixion, and we believe you totally.![]()
Diarrhoea is hereditary - it runs in your jeans
If my nose was running money, I'd blow it all on you...
The last few times I've ridden SH16 there have been more livestock on the roads than there are Highway Patrol units. There are some lovely straights where I am sure someone could do 250 kmp/h + safely.
The fact that the Cop was gloating about catching 6 bikers on the Thursday night is a bit fucked up. Andy Caird was his name wasn't it? Utter lying scummy filth, he deserves some special attention.
Went Coatesville/Riverhead then Farmers onto Peak to Helensville before heading up 16 to Wellsford yesterday. Not one Cop on the whole trip until coming back down SH1 from Wellsford when I saw one only.
(The Coatesville Rd is boring at 80km/h but too many "tractors" driven by incompetents, anyway).
My concern with these kind of speeds is the public that use the roads. I came across two actual tractors, one on Peak Rd. and one on SH16 just plodding along minding their own business at about 30km/h. Had I been doing anywhere near the speeds on this thread, I could be a statistic now. I posted months ago that I knew a biker back in the 70's who died crashing into the back of a tractor as he came around the corner at about 130km/h. Had no chance!![]()
I've had people pull out from driveways in front of me. Even in my truck which is far easier to see than my bike! I tend to agree with the sentiments of those who advocate the track as the best place to "see what she'll do", (That's the bike, by the way...)
You don't get to be an old dog without learning a few tricks.
Shorai Powersports batteries are very trick!
rode along there this morning, bloody nice ride it was too. Had no need to go past one sixty, one ten most of the time just lapping up the nice bendy road that it is. Saw the blue cop car and bike, dont know how they caught him if he was going that fast.
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