Cars taking on bikes (again)
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Biker's Nemesis said:
I got an RS 6 last weekend on my local road, I was riding my touring bike too.
I have no idea if he was really trying but the car was moving around a lot.
RS6 reasonably quick in a straight line.I have no idea if he was really trying but the car was moving around a lot.
Heavy car though. And s
t in the bends not helped by typically inert Audi steering.av185 said:
Biker's Nemesis said:
I got an RS 6 last weekend on my local road, I was riding my touring bike too.
I have no idea if he was really trying but the car was moving around a lot.
RS6 reasonably quick in a straight line.I have no idea if he was really trying but the car was moving around a lot.
Heavy car though. And s
t in the bends not helped by typically inert Audi steering.Biker's Nemesis said:
av185 said:
Biker's Nemesis said:
I got an RS 6 last weekend on my local road, I was riding my touring bike too.
I have no idea if he was really trying but the car was moving around a lot.
RS6 reasonably quick in a straight line.I have no idea if he was really trying but the car was moving around a lot.
Heavy car though. And s
t in the bends not helped by typically inert Audi steering.Biker's Nemesis said:
ZX10R NIN said:
Well I'm now at the IOM & had a proper giggle chasing a couple of riders who were in a 140 Fiesta over the mountain yesterday (wrapping my 6'7 18 Stone frame on the thing was a giggle in itself) while I was on a borrowed Ninja 300.
I had a bit of a lead before we reached the mountain & had to ride the wheels off it just to keep them behind (traffic helped quite a bit) then we reached the Creg & they slaughtered me.
Now you've done it. That's all the proof the car lot will need.I had a bit of a lead before we reached the mountain & had to ride the wheels off it just to keep them behind (traffic helped quite a bit) then we reached the Creg & they slaughtered me.
I have to say we had a chance to drive an I30N (thanks Charles Hurst) & it's a real drivers car it's a really good fun drive so a big shout out to Hyundai for building the thing.
Back to bike matters my dark horse for the TT is Dean Harrison in the Superbike race.
ZX10R NIN said:
Does that mean they'll be trading in the Porsches/Ferraris for bike beating Zetec Fiestas?
I have to say we had a chance to drive an I30N (thanks Charles Hurst) & it's a real drivers car it's a really good fun drive so a big shout out to Hyundai for building the thing.
Back to bike matters my dark horse for the TT is Dean Harrison in the Superbike race.
Hickman for me, I think everything is starting to click for him at the moment on the big bikes. I have to say we had a chance to drive an I30N (thanks Charles Hurst) & it's a real drivers car it's a really good fun drive so a big shout out to Hyundai for building the thing.
Back to bike matters my dark horse for the TT is Dean Harrison in the Superbike race.
cmaguire said:
The competition is thinner on the ground this year.
I'll take a wager on Michael Dunlop getting it together where it matters most to him.
Really? I think the roads competitiveness is growing. There may be a couple of older names missing, but the newer riders are starting to be more prominent. I'll take a wager on Michael Dunlop getting it together where it matters most to him.
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