91mph in a 30 limit.

Where do you live? I can think of quite a few UK roads I'd happily do
that speed on.

Heh. There is that, of course...

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I'm getting that way myself. I do still tend to stick to 30 and 40
limits, but not as strictly as I used to. Solid whites I frequently
ignore, especially in light traffic.

 

Well it's Norn Iron and there are plenty of opportunities

 

The babes were looking fine today...

Well I'm not quite sure what this B12 is doing flat out, something round
about the mark. The speedo isn't designed for that sort of registration.
In the cage easy peasy.

 

Your drive
Gyp's drive
Verdigris's drive
Petrol station forecourt
Supermarket car park

 

Champ wrote

It's about half a mile innit, zero to full chat? Not far I do know
that.

 

You're a bad influence on me.

 

On 1 Feb 2006 12:24:59 GMT, "Krusty" <>
wrote:
snip>

White lines regulations are compulsory for cars and advisory for
bikes. I still do what I've always done which is to overtake when I
think it's safe enough.

 

Any road bigger than a cart track is good enough to exceed 160mph on.

 

Huh <shakes Ferger> wake up your 'avin a nightmare.

 

I'll just ride at a speed which I consider is safe for the conditions
and circumstances. Anywhere and everywhere. And if that means doing
40-50 in a deserted 30 zone, or doing 20 in a busy 30 zone because kids
are running everywhere, that's the way it's played.

 

Depends if it still has it's own wildlife sanctuary. Verdi, have you cut
your lawn?

 

It's under control these days; I have a man in every couple of weeks.

 

John wrote:

I'd advise you not to visit Nottinghamshire.
They have all the latest speed detection devices but don't appear to
fund a Bikesafe programme unlike virtually every other county.
Obviously I don't know if it's the same authority responsible for both
policies, but still.

This is the up side.

 

Mr Champion fails to take his subtlety pill for the 5th day running.

 

Simon Gates said...

You never watched Vince ride then?

 

Vince wasn't fast, he just looked like he was going quickly because he'd
almost no control over what the bike was doing.

 

The difference is that Vince was always trying to catch up what he'd
lost on the open roads by driving like a **** in traffic.

 

Andy Bonwick said...

He had absolutely no regard for his own life or that of others.

 

So, he was half right.