Tim Driven Development | Test until the fear goes away
Tim Cooke wrote:How did you find the tests? The theory was total nonsense IMO...
Tim Cooke wrote:Do you have a bike in mind?
Tim Cooke wrote:I have a 15 mile journey to work on a dual carriageway so a Vespa wouldn't really be ideal for that
Regards Pete
Peter Rooke wrote:Well done, now you can start to learn how to actually ride
Tim Driven Development | Test until the fear goes away
Liutauras Vilda wrote:Tim, do I read this correctly, does Peter just called us motorbike rookies?
Regards Pete
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Tim Cooke wrote:I had never ridden a bike of any sort before starting out on lessons so was all very new and unusual but now feels great.
Do you have a bike in mind? I have a 15 mile journey to work on a dual carriageway so a Vespa wouldn't really be ideal for that,
... that won't try and kill me
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Peter Rooke wrote:or to be a hooligan a KTM.
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Regards Pete
The opposite is certainly true on a pushbike. People don't stop, don't look and only listen. They are surprised when you miss them by 6″ in the middle of the street even after shouting, “Helllo!” at them.Peter Rooke wrote:. . . if your bikes exhaust is loud then they may hear you and then see you.
Peter Rooke wrote:I've been seriously considering a (KTM) SuperDuke; and if I do I'll try to not be a hooligan, but well you know!
I also believe in the line "Loud pipes, save lives" - not everyone agrees Truth is that sometimes drivers don't pay enough attention and may not see you, but if your bikes exhaust is loud then they may hear you and then see you.
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Tim Driven Development | Test until the fear goes away
Tim Driven Development | Test until the fear goes away
That picture looks like an advert. You only need to remove the speed humpsLiutauras Vilda wrote:Spent some time with my psychoterapeut today.
Not round here, they don't.. . . mostly in the bike lanes where they exist. . . .
Paul Clapham wrote:Lately I see people riding all kinds of weird things. E-bikes, motorized scooters (like the scooter you might have had when you were an eight-year old except with a motor), electric unicycles, mostly in the bike lanes where they exist.
Tim Cooke wrote:Liu, you have a new bike every time I see you. The last time it was a green 400 ninja wasn't it?
Tim Cooke wrote:I still have the same '04 Transalp but am receiving increasing displeasure from the wife about riding it so is likely to be sold in the near future.
Campbell Ritchie wrote:That picture looks like an advert.
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