Cadwell today

It's a great track and I didn't fall off After the sighting laps my mate
and I were both thinking "fook" but after getting into it it's great in a
not being able to see where you're supposed to go, off camber kind of way.

Only a couple of scary moments that were self induced; through Hall Bends I
had too much speed in the righthander and caught my left foot and peg on the
tarmac trying to get the bike through the following left which then put me
off line for the right before the hairpin. I missed the grass on the entry
to the hairpin by a gnats whisker and spent the rest of that lap trying to
coax the seat cover out from between my butt cheeks. The second was
approaching the new chicane after Mansfields, I managed to downshift from
4th to 2nd locking the backwheel. Took me by suprise as I was expecting some
gentle engine braking in 3rd not a bunny hopping rear end.

The mountain is a bit intimidating. No one mentioned the slight crest near
the top that brings the front wheel up before you even get over the top and
can see where you're going, that was fun

Definately on my very short(1) will do again list.

(1) it's one of two that I've done now.

 

I will do Cadwell again, but it scared me shitless the only time I've
ridden it.

 

If MCN numpties can lap Cadwell in 1.44m on a road bike, it seems strange it
scared you shitless!

k

 

Shouldn' you be either:
(a) fucking off; or
(b) more involved with legal actions?

You boring useless sack of shit, soon to be killed, slowly, by me (i'll even
tape it and put it on the 'net, Bigley style, if you want) dull ****.

Love

Dave

 

I suggest you have a read of todays MCN...........if those fucktards can lap
Cadwell in 1.44 on a fucked old 13 yr old Yam, cant see it poses much of a
challenge.............except perhaps to the sort of clueless wobblers that
post here...............lol

k

 

If only google groups had a killfile...

<google>

It does! http://www.penney.org/ggkiller.html

Thank you and goodbye

 

Well seeing as "those clueless fucktards" were in fact just ONE non clueless
racer, I'm wondering where you wobble around. Obviously it was never in
reading class.



--
Beav

VN 750
Zed 1000
OMF# 19

 

Grimley_Feindish" <alan.farrell3"nofeckingspam came up with the following;:

You want to try it as a (racing) sidecar passenger ... now _that's_ got a
high sphincter factor...

 

<snip>

You know they race cars there, right?

 

Yeah, I found some video on the web today of people in Caterhams and the
like. Not sure I'd fancy that myself, it was bad enough trying to pass in
the bends on a bike, being pretty much limited to the two straights would be
frustrating.

 

That'll be Kenneth or you'll have his mum to answer to

I think they call it projection, he takes his own shortcomings and makes out
that others suffer from them thereby making his own sorry little existance
that little bit more bearable. What he really needs to do is get of his
useless arse and maybe try the/a track out for himself before subjecting
people to his mindless drivel and pointless opinions.