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In reply to Post #259
awesome result  . good racing in all 3 classes of the gp today...lowes 1st Moto 2 ..jake 4th,feel sorry for him last week but his getting good..rins in main race mir 3rd..them Suzukis are cracking bikes,,,but what about Alex Marquez  I bet his brother is now going to stop giving him tips  . also I bet Honda regret signing pol next year to take over the seat. and get well soon Rossi with your covid possitive results...
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Not Moto GP but Jonathon Rea, 6 times WSB champion. The greatest of all time, what a rider 
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In reply to Post #257
Like his reviews, up there with the best. 44 teeth ones are brilliant, the best for me
H2 is super quick but a big heavy lump, not for me. Same as a street fighter, naked bikes are for hooligans, power wheelie jobs. Get over the ton and you need neck muscles like Mike Tyson plus they feel so unstable with the wind blast.
Isle of Man next year for me. I’m either keeping the Ducati, having a Tuono, or another GSXR 
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In reply to Post #256
Lamb chops h2 with after market exhaust and remap 260 hp. Try a streetfighter v4, Moor fun than a fully faired sports bike.
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In reply to Post #255
Love the bike racing. WSB from Magny Cours today, can’t wait
Great sport, one thing that I find fascinating is the bike development from MotoGP to WSB and BSB, straight down to, and available from your local dealer nowadays, the engineering and technology is amazing, always advancing. Traction control, anti wheelie, cornering ABS the lot. Saying that the bikes are so powerful nowadays you couldn’t ride them without it 
200kg, 200BHP, available on the road 
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In reply to Post #254
No problem. I Used to watch F1 but discoved Moto GP and love it along with moto 3 not so much moto 2. I love speedway aswell, I started going when I was 4 or 5 so almost 40 years ago watching Oxford
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In reply to Post #253
Nice one Trev, same as WSB, same brand and a few different compounds
Tend to follow WSB and BSB but love MotoGP
I remember the link mate but never followed it up. Thank you
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In reply to Post #252
Yes but Michelin choose the 2 compounds that will be used and they can change how hard or soft they for each race. So if they get that wrong it makes it harder for the riders.
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In reply to Post #251
Aren’t they all on Michelins like WSB are all on Pirelli’s?
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In reply to Post #249
I was gutted for the old boy when he binned it in the kitty litter. was sure he was going to get his 200th podium that day..im sure it will come before the seasons out, if not definitely next year on the petronas..getting pissed of with the arm chair fans over on the Moto gp social media pages always saying he should retire..bolox should he, the rest who finish behind him then should retire also..alot came off at Catalunya,have to remember the race is usually run in June when track temp is much higher. Michelin balsed that race up with tyre allocations..
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Bagnaia and Miller confirmed on the factory Ducati next year.
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In reply to Post #248
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Hi All
Rossi retirement???? Not after that qualli, can't wait for the race tomorrow!!
Best
Jon
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In reply to Post #244
Someone needs to have a word, bloody aweful the last few races, oddly before that it was getting better!
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In reply to Post #245
Sadly I don't think next year is going to be any better but time will tell. On a personal note had three tours on the bike cancelled this year so ended up going back to Scotland via Wales and back through Yorkshire so was nice to get away. Been over to the Isle of Wight for a peak at the proposed tt cercuit for next year and hope it goes ahead.
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