you are the genius, you tell him and take the credit as well.
bumfacingdown,
Dec 19, 7:58am
Your call, can you not back it
mrfxit,
Dec 20, 7:28am
Mmm seems like a fair comment as long as it aims at the super noisy models
emmerson1,
Dec 20, 8:52am
I wear a flip-face helmet,and I think I have heard concerns that if you have the face up and catch something with it, the leverage could injure your neck. The manual recommends not riding with it up.
ronaldo8,
Dec 22, 6:14am
A Hardly Ableson rider clearly. Pity the fashion victim.
A Harley chunder-blatted past me yesterday on the motorway with his stylish open faced lid, shorts flapping in the wind. A great deal of noise and not a lot of acceleration.
apollo11,
Dec 22, 6:47am
Interesting, thanks ronnie. Not easy selling bikes to generations who would rather sit inside staring at a screen.
ronaldo8,
Dec 22, 6:50am
O they are buying them, just not those sad status symbols.
apollo11,
Dec 22, 6:58am
A friend's wife bought a new KTM200 to commute to work. Slid on a rail crossing and dropped it on her first day. Never rode it again.
ronaldo8,
Dec 22, 7:15am
Bugger, that's terrible, that poor little bike.
alowishes,
Dec 22, 8:12am
What makes you think that?
(A layman can detect deviation)
apollo11,
Dec 22, 8:46am
Lol. She liked the 'idea' of riding, but not the reality. I think the KTM went back to the shop she bought it from with some fairing scratches.
ronaldo8,
Dec 22, 10:41am
The old classic of pride coming before a fall then ;)
mrfxit,
Dec 22, 7:50pm
It's a very proportional thing. The bigger the ego & pride = the more the fall hurts.
apollo11,
Oct 9, 5:41am
And if something as big as a Harley falls on you, it's gonna hurt. A mate hit a ditch at 40km/h on his hog and ended up under his bike, leg broken in two places.
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