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This is the NEW MEMBERS WELCOME AREA. After you've introduced yourself, head over to the WORKSHOP, where some very helpful people will be only too glad to give you all the help they can.

Go into a bar you've never been in before. Stand in the middle of the bar room and ask the same question without first introducing yourself to anyone. You'll get the same number of useful replies.

Coming down the M3 from London last Sunday I saw a GPZ900 two up. I was doing 80 and they passed me like I was going backwards. The pillion was a girl wearing a skirt so short that instead of holding on to the rider, she was holding on to the front of the skirt to prevent everyone seeing her knickers (I assume she was wearing some). To go with the micro skirt she wore a crop top that was no wider than my belt and a light cotton overshirt flapping in the wind. The rider, however, was in full leathers with the 'hump' neck/back protector. This pic is why you'll never see me in anything other than full gear and a full face helmet. This was my old helmet after some W****R ran me off the road. If I hadn't been wearing full face I wouldn't have a face left.

Welcome to the YOC

F*** that. That's just too much like hard work. Especially on a 'star with all that chrome.

If you like bad movies this has to be the worst biker movie ever

Today was just work but spent yesterday at the Ace Cafe with my eldest daughter as she lives just round the corner from there (honest I'm coming up to see you but we'll meet at the Ace ).

I'd love to see that insurance claim

Although I haven't listed it on my profile (cos I can't remember the make or model) my first two wheeled vehicle was a Chinese 50cc scoot that my daughters called my 'Funky Moped' so...

Indian Chief Dark Horse Indian Chief Deluxe Indian Army Scout And another Dark Horse just cos I could (anyone see a theme her?)

Usually when one of my daughters say "Dad your bike needs a clean". I do the usuall checks every couple of days as I ride about 350 out of 365 days a year. I don't need to worry about lubeing the chain as it's totally enclosed and runs in litium grease.