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Northern Monkey
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PostPosted: 21:30 - 15 Jun 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
BodyGuard wrote:
If I wasn't on nine points and not far off twenty four I would've done it by now told nobody and probably got away with it.

I expect my idea is going to go viral now butt hurt mindless drones will notify the tape worms they will cotton on then plug it with semen diarrhea.

I disagree with just not bothering with insurance etc if one is to do what I suggest it is no different to riding without restrictors when one is on a restricted A2 licence.


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PostPosted: 21:33 - 15 Jun 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
Points mean prizes and in your case you're going to get lots of prizes.
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PostPosted: 08:38 - 16 Jun 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
BodyGuard wrote:
If I wasn't on nine points and not far off twenty four I would've done it by now told nobody and probably got away with it.

I expect my idea is going to go viral now butt hurt mindless drones will notify the tape worms they will cotton on then plug it with semen diarrhea.

I disagree with just not bothering with insurance etc if one is to do what I suggest it is no different to riding without restrictors when one is on a restricted A2 licence.


Screw going full retard. You just went full special school. With short bus full of window lickers.
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PostPosted: 09:52 - 16 Jun 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
TheCatSatOnTheMat wrote:
BCF's moral compass baffles me at times, it really does. Bodyguard passed a test which two years ago would deem him good enough to ride a 1000cc restricted to 33bhp (honest 'guv). Due to the passage of time him he is now restricted to a 125cc unless he has the balls to do a bit of fiddling this is wholly unacceptable and is a kitten killer?

Indeed.

What's farcical is having to sit the tests again on a bigger bike. Why? Because you'll just be doing exactly the same stuff, at essentially the same speeds (barring a few mph on a dual carriageway).

It would actually be far, far simpler to just say: pass tests on any bike at any age, then make any power limits entirely age based.

Simpler to understand, simpler to do, simpler to administrate, simpler to police. Everything that Brussels and Whitehall despise.

I hope he does it and gets away with it.

I also hope he does it and gets gaol for perverting the course of justice.

Contradictory? You can't tell me how to logic.
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PostPosted: 13:54 - 16 Jun 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
Rogerborg wrote:

What's farcical is having to sit the tests again on a bigger bike. Why? Because you'll just be doing exactly the same stuff, at essentially the same speeds (barring a few mph on a dual carriageway).

It would actually be far, far simpler to just say: pass tests on any bike at any age, then make any power limits entirely age based.


That's too sensible to be implemented, and would rob Insurance companies of loads, given that a phased introduction to motorcycle horsepower could not be used as an excuse for quotes of £2300
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