Does anyone on this site own a sensible, practical bike like a tourer, or even a big scoot? A bike that's built for reliability, weather protection, ability to let the rider stand upright after 200 miles etc? Alternatively, what non-touring bikes

of water perched on top of an ajar door is about the extent of my practical joke imagination.works well though,must get someone soon with that one. nothing that good.There's one bloke here who always takes his watch off when he arrives and leaves it on his

Well hello everyone.I'v passed me theory test, and now eagerly waiting to get my practical test out of the way......so I can get that bigger bike I'v been dreaming of....Ducati Monster 600cc....ummm mmmm !! Taking me test over at Letchworth

i am gonna start practicing backing it in,i currently have very worn intermediates on my xr600sm . so do i go out and practice with these or do i stick on a standard type road bike back tyre ie,bridgestone bt45r that i have lying around? would

one of the following words/phrases in each block: * synergy * strategic*stakeholder* best practice * bottom line * revisit * expeditious * to tell you the truth (or "the truth is") * 24/7 * out of the loop * benchmark * value-added * proactive * win

the oil every 500 or so miles, this will be like every 2 weeks at least, if i only use it for commuting (which i wont). Does any one have any recommendations? I was thinking of either, selling my VOR and getting a more practical supermoto, or getting a

had no shirt on at the time.So what would your signature practical joke be? gay boy I must say, when I think of practical jokes I think of Colin Hunt.He of "Collin's office trolley, do you get it? Colin's office trolley, eh? You know, off his trolley

Just introduced the office practical joker to the upside down cup of water on the desk. It's tickled him 'cos they're feckin everywhere now - it's like the Poseiden Adventure round here. Bringing wellies tomorrow. What's the "upside down cup

HONDA HM PLANT riders Cal Crutchlow and Leon Haslam have posted the second and third fastest times during the first free practice session at Portimao circuit, ahead of this weekend's final round of the WSB series.Crutchlow clocked a best lap of 1

APPAULING WEATHER conditions at Estoril meant the qualifying session was cancelled. Therefore, the grid is made up form the combined best times from both Free Practice sessions.1. Jorge Lorenzo ESPFiat Yamaha Team 1m48.522s 2. Nicky Hayden