you know its slippy when....

....you manage a "rolling burnout" on a CD200.

 

Not bad. You want to try 10 miles of unclassified rural roads. Every
day is an adventure.

 

This was on Old Street. Leaves and diesel and rain make a wonderful
combination.

 

Remember to keep the throttle pinned or it'll chuck you over the highside.

 

Aye. That they do. There was one lad who use to do my South London
to City commute on a 400 sprots bike. When the road was slippery,
he'd purposefully spin up the back wheel whilst filtering. It was
impressive and horrifying in equal measure.

 

you don't know what a CD200 *is*, do you?

 

Your blind spot appears to be sarcasm )

 

You chaps need some decent weather and open roads. We got plenty over
here.

 

Heh. It's probably the same bloke with a bigger bike.

 

good point, but I prefer having sex with women - sheep do nothing for
me whatsoever.

 

really.

 

Really. Have you thought about swapping your CD200 for a CM200? The
difference in weight distribution should cut down on rear wheel spins.

 

You've tried?

 

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oh come on, who hasn't at least *thought* about it?

 

You should try not doing one on a GSX1100F which coughs and splutters
more than me ATM (I feel fucking rough, WTF did I come into work
today!)

 

Heh

 

I had breakfast in bed. It's far safer.