First long journey.

Money - all you really need ;-)

 

I don't have a driveway.

Shorts is quite nice actually. The heat from engine balancing
with the cooling airflow from the wind...

 

It was more that because they legs were loose they flapped around.
The frequency of that flapping reached a point where it was a bit unpleasant
as the speed went up.

Sort of like a speed limiter.

 

Wind blast on a tee-shirt is a bit like that.

 

That's just lame.

Comprehension does appear to still be lacking though. Or possibly I've
missed the obvious subtle combination of two totally opposite posts to
create one answer not really appropriate to either.

 

dwb says...

No surprise there.

 

The day I have a positive reaction to some supercilious **** telling me to
smile and enjoy it will be the day I end it.

 

Can I borrow your brain sometime?

 

Oh goody - can you explain what I missed then Matt?

 

You're doing fine. Finish the fuckers.

 

Lady Nina says...

Well Champ's the weather god so all the good weather will have moved
westwards for the duration.

Its character forming.

 

dwb says...

A regular event back in the days when flares were in fashion. That and
having to tack in a strong crosswind.

 

I'd still throw a damp cloth in the tankbag, it takes no space at all.
Then again I'd probably do Derby to Scotland in one go only stopping
briefly for fuel.

 

Thats Ok then. I shall be pootling along those in 2nd gear looking
for the right bus-stop layby.

 

*You* are.

 

47%. Look, you posted what I saw as a twattish comment and I insulted you.
If that's a difficult concept for you RTFM.

 

All power to your elbow.

I don't know why it upsets anyone else. It's a form of safety-nazism,
imo.

 

Credit card and toothbrush - can also be used for keeping the visor clear of
bugs.

 

On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 15:08:18 +0300, Ben Blaney wrote:

I just find it too uncomfortble to ride at any speed with my visor open;
plus I really detest getting flies in my face. It's not a safety thing
with me.

Are we talking about the same thing? I don't know what the original
poster was thinking about but I've got a visor-wipe thingy which has a few
cc's of cleaning fluid, a sponge and a squeegee all in one convenient
pocket-sized unit. It's much *nicer* riding with a clean visor, and the
combination of dirty visor and rain can be particularly unpleasant.