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Everything posted by THE DEAN MACHINE
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I’m interested to know if these engine failures we are seeing are these ignition boxes, 2 weeks back zmarzlik had a bike failure on the start line in Rzeszow (hell hadn't froze over)and last night Kurtz had one, he came out on same bike in next ride so wasn’t an engine blow up, it’s happened to some others too, although any bike can fail I thought the days of top riders having bike Breakdowns were well and truly behind us
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Back in the 90s I was determined to master Exeter, I was only going there once a season with stoke or whoever and when ever I went I was crap, knowing Bruce cribb I asked for his advice about how to ride it, his advice was clip the kerb going into 3rd bend and then go straight up to fence, seeing as their fence was steel this was the last thing I wanted to hear but his thinking was if your already on the fence and lose control you will just skim off the fence, if your on the inside and lose control you will travel across the track hit the fence full on, now I understand what he was saying but unfortunately I didn’t have the balls to try it, I can’t say a rider will take a bigger risk if there is an air fence, that’s not how a rider thinks
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So was I
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Just to discuss the tartarian empire of which I’m researching at the moment
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Got to honest I’ve never heard of the Kinsey scale, I just had to google it
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To be honest I’d rather have Linda lusardi in a hotel room than any deal Harry Redknapp is associated with, infact I’d rather just have Linda lusardi in a hotel room .end
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Why that maybe true it isn’t a factor in the type of crashes we’re seeing
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The first one is not actually true although it feels that way, riders will do around 80-100 meetings a year which they have done since the late 80s they just do more abroad these days, remember riders use to race around 40 meetings in uk for just one club, now they race for 2 clubs and still don’t do that amount and the second is not really true either,bike speed is pretty much the same as the 80s it’s back wheel speed that has increased which I believe is the biggest contributor to the high speed crashes