Can you help me choose a bike?

#Dah-dah-dah-dah-daah

 

That's different and you well know it! He uses it 'cos he's crap. Using
it to go faster is another kettle altogether!

 

The ABS on my beemer saved Bright Eyes in Birmingham airport early Thursday
morning. No way do human responses and cadence braking compare in sudden
fright situations.

 

The ABS on my beemer saved Bright Eyes in Birmingham airport early Thursday
morning. No way do human responses and cadence braking compare in sudden
fright situations.
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Obviously going too fast then.

 

That's a little bit negative!

There are basic things which help: brakes that work, decent lights and
stuff but they're all pretty trivial. The one thing which makes a
significant difference - and far more so than in a car - is you. Nothing
on the bike is going to help you if some dozy bugger runs into you so what
you have to do is make sure that doesn't happen.

Since you've been riding around on a scooter for a while you've probably
had the opportunity to make an assessment of your fellow road users'
abilities. Depressing, isn't it?

Get some advanced training. There are plenty of options available.

 

Kevin Seal

<sniffs bait>
<scampers away>

 

<sniffs bait>
<scampers away>
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Subtle I'm not!