Look at the background in this picture, that should answer that

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Alright it dried off, only 1 dampish session, I think the curse is broken

Valentino, ha, taught him everything he knows, or not.

Would you believe I'm that good that I don't need wet's, no, hmm, how about about full slicks on a damp track, no, bugger, alright then grooved slicks on what turned out to be 3 full dry sessions, I was cooking them (as you do) in anticipation of a dry run.

That was it's last run, the f*#@*&g osteoarthritis has won, and I'm conceding defeat.

And thank you she is a purdy thang.

But I'am seriously looking forward to this thread being updated, you've been pretty quiet for awhile

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Cheers a still hobbling 2 weeks later

Peter

I reckon you would have a shed full of wets...just for that odd occasion when it rains on one of your ride days of course .
Bugga about the arthritis mate.Have you considered higher bars

Is OK, I'll use a stepping block to get on it

Hey Pete,
me and you next year.What do you think.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_ ... nanza+2014

https://www.cloudentries.com.au/Event/EventForm/3138

Cheers
Andrew

Hmmm, looks like a fun track, might have to take something like this, 48 brutal hp will really sort 'em out

There's a lot to be be said for a bike as wide as Kenworth going into T2 at the Creek Muwahahahaha

What was even funnier was the young guy on the R6 tracked me down in the pits to tell me he couldn't beleive it when I outbraked him and then stuffed the BM up the inside of him on that corner, and asked for a riding lesson true story

The Triumph rider didn't see the humor or irony of it, go figure.

Those days are well and truly over.

May yet still end up with a Paso to replace the Sport, you never know.

Cheers

Peter

Outbraked or could'nt stop .I like the barge bars too.

Nice job with the brakes Pete