BMF

Higher speeds into corners mean higher speeds out; better braking means
more confidence with restricted views and later braking. All in all
adding up to higher point A to point B speeds making a faster bike.

 

Thus spake sweller unto the assembled multitudes:

Oright then, point taken. I just thought you'd discovered a way around the
laws of physics, that's all.

OT completely, but today whilst I was bowling, the RAF Battle of Britain
Memorial Flight flew over my club, and not very high either. Well, the
Spitfire and the Lancaster anyway. Wow! Luvverly sound all them Merlins
make. Quite put me off for a minute or two that did. An Me-109 followed
for good measure, too.

 

Don't they just.

Four weeks ago we were watching the sea otters at Pebble Beach and we heard
That Noise. There was a guy tooling down the coast in a P51D Mustang at
about 100 ft. Quite made the day, it did.

Ron Robinson

 

Thus spake R.N. Robinson unto the assembled multitudes:

Presumably the sea otters weren't impressed

 

S'obvious. You spend less time pulling it out of hedges. Faster from A
to B.

 

I bet he was wishing the guns were loaded.

 

Reminds me of the "Fawlty Towers" episode where Cleese tells the staff that
no matter what, they mustn't mention the war to their German visitors.

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1970 XS1
1965 C100
1976 Garelli Rallysport