What a load of rubbish! Bike apprenticeship etc. Before I passed my bike test I'd bought a gsxr 1000. It all comes down to confidence and natural ability. I've only been riding 3 years and the tuono I don't feel is that powerful at all. It handles nicely etc. Nothing to be scared of though.
What a load of rubbish! Bike apprenticeship etc. Before I passed my bike test I'd bought a gsxr 1000. It all comes down to confidence and natural ability. I've only been riding 3 years and the tuono I don't feel is that powerful at all. It handles nicely etc. Nothing to be scared of though.
I said "he" not "you"
people are different, but some should not be on big bikes and "he" is a prime example.
if a car pulled out on him i'm guessing he would just plough straight into it
people are different, but some should not be on big bikes and "he" is a prime example.
if a car pulled out on him i'm guessing he would just plough straight into it
What I've never really understood is these people that instead of braking accelerate by mistake. See it all the time on vidoe clips on you tube etc.
PS I thought it would be too expensive to serve my bike apprenticeship so went out and bought the bike I thought I would love before passing my test. Had a 3 month old GSXR1000K7 sat in the garage whichI couldn't ride legally. When I passed my test and got on it found out it was an ok bike but just not what I thought I'd like. Had always wanted one as well.
Ended up on the T which I love to bits now. Has usable real world power. The GSXR was just too powerful for the road and I'm guessing the new Tuono might be the same. Most people can't ride their bikes to what they're capable of anyway and the roads aren't the place to do it either.
Think I'd like to class myself as an efficient rider. Not too fast but not slow either. I just get from A to B at the speed I want to go and won't be pushed into going any faster.
In fact going out with the boys from this site and knowing the roads a little better than them in the area we ride has made my knowledge of the roads much better. Just used to follow others but when you're at the front you have to kinda know where you're going.
PS I thought it would be too expensive to serve my bike apprenticeship so went out and bought the bike I thought I would love before passing my test. Had a 3 month old GSXR1000K7 sat in the garage whichI couldn't ride legally. When I passed my test and got on it found out it was an ok bike but just not what I thought I'd like. Had always wanted one as well.
Ended up on the T which I love to bits now. Has usable real world power. The GSXR was just too powerful for the road and I'm guessing the new Tuono might be the same. Most people can't ride their bikes to what they're capable of anyway and the roads aren't the place to do it either.
Think I'd like to class myself as an efficient rider. Not too fast but not slow either. I just get from A to B at the speed I want to go and won't be pushed into going any faster.
In fact going out with the boys from this site and knowing the roads a little better than them in the area we ride has made my knowledge of the roads much better. Just used to follow others but when you're at the front you have to kinda know where you're going.
Joined Jun 2011
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Near Welshpool
Joined Jun 2011
1K Posts | 2+
Near Welshpool
Joined Oct 2010
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Fook knows
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