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Hello again so 

Well all i can say is never give a shit if I never ride a bike on the road again.......
Fook me that was some fun best days biking I ever had,,,,
Started off that I was going to pac the bike back into the Van after the first session... Didn't really like it well after little 1 or 2 incidents kinda shook me  a bit ...
So went out second session and used my head and started at the back of the pac nobody shooting inside me in corners so had my own track....   That was it fooking hooked...
Unreal the bike was bloody great been on track was great and then when it was other people getting in my way it got really great..

Well I rung the kneck of the R6 need to work a bit on my corners have a few of the pretty well sussed but need to work on the rest..
A bit of work to be done on braking points  and bloody detors or what ever ya call it rocks.... Fooking love it....

And some pics will be posted soon as proof I was there....

AXA/AON Annual Across Ireland Motorcycle Run 2010

Would Like To Invite You To Our Registration/Information Day Ride Out


       Date:   Sunday 28th March  (Prizes on the day)
        Time:   10.00am to 12.00Noon (Refreshments Served)
        Pullout: 12.15pm (Sharp)
        Location: Xtreme 45 M/Cycle Shop, Junction 4 Jusst off M1 Swords/Donabate (Dublin to Belfast Road)
        Email:  annualacrossireland@gmail.com

Special Guests: Brendan O’Carroll, Paul Carberry, PJ Gallagher, Michael Dunlop + More TBC.

The 11th Axa/Aon Annual Across Ireland Motorcycle Run takes place on 28th & 29th August 2010. Annual Across Ireland is Irelands Largest & Longest Motorcycle event in Ireland, with excess of 1000+ Motorcyclists taking park in the main event later this year. The A.A.I is a voluntary group of people with one simple aim, to help sick & terminally ill children with direct purchase of medical equipment which in turn can make an immediate change to their lives, where we would very much love you to join us going forward in 2010 to achieve our Goals.
This year, our chosen charity is Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Ireland

More Info: www.annualacrossireland.com  or  www.sbhi.ie
If you can participate in the event or help in any way or know of any family or friends who may wish to do so – please extend this invitation to them.
Come along and help us launch this event.

www.annualacrossireland.com

hey hows it? haven had a chance to come on here in so long. sold my bike, missing it something un natural but as hard as i tried i couldnt get the baby seat to stay on the pillion.my little woman is 17 months already and an utter lunatic. think she gets that from her dad me being the quiet retiring type. stuck on a night shift at work at the monent and its every so slightly depressing id love a  

I'm a custom paint and airbrush artist based in Co.Mayo and originally from Dublin. I've been airbrushing for about 15 years and went fulltime 4 years ago. Most of my work has been through word of mouth. I've pretty much painted everything from toilet seats to trucks. My web site is www.marumcustoms.com where you can have a look at some samples of my work. The pics I've uploaded are jobs I've recently done. The Streetfighter will be featured in the next issue of The Irish Biker Bible and also will be recieving a full spread in Streetfighter magazine later this year. I'm reasonably priced and take alot of pride in my work. All jobs are complete one offs and I don't repeat any, guaranteed. From time to time, I'll be doing a few "How to" threads on bikes, helmets etc... So hopefully some of you will try out customising yourselves. Also, if anyone has any paint related questions, feel free to ask. If I can answer I will. If I can't, then hopefully I can put you in the right direction. Anyway, Thanks for slogging through all this.
Ger.

son was in the town parade to day. (swe)and some other lacal bikes.
the Itilian stallion was missing.
poss could not start.

looking for R6 fuel pump,
I think mine packed up on the track bike
 

hi guys.i had a ninja 900 when i was 18years old.im now 36years.i had a provisional a at the time.im now on my third provisional driving a van.can i get back my a licence or do i have to do the test.i have a african twin in the shed.i would love to get back biking.thanks for any help

hi to all here.nice forum.

With less than three weeks until the start of the 2010 racing season, Keith Amor has parted company with the JMF/Millsport Yamaha team leaving the Scots ace with a race against time to find competitive machinery before the new season gets underway over the Easter weekend.

Speaking today, Amor said; "It's a real shame that things haven't worked out between myself and JMF but I'd like to wish them well for the future and I'm now looking forward to the new season and will make a further announcement in due course. I'm still very much focused on improving my results from last year and firmly intend to be challenging for wins and podiums at the International road races."

http://www.t-wiz.co.uk/Dunlop.htm


even got my man. 7#   

Howdy all.....new here, but not to bikes...has anyone ever been stopped by the gardai and asked if they've been drinking? If so...do not ask "Why? Is there a fat bird on the back of my bike?"

Hi Guys,

Charity Bike Run on 17th and 18th April.

Starts from Creeslough Co. Donegal on Sat. 17th, round Antrim Coast. Finishes up at Motoworld, Letterkenny for tea and sandwiches.

Starts from Letterkenny on Sun 18th, round Donegal Coast. Starts at Motoworld, tea again supplied. Finishes at Creeslough Community centre with lots of food and tea etc supplied.

Well organised and attended last year. Should be a good one again. Hope to see you there, All welcome.
   
Contact: Paddy 0872401693

 

http://www.motomatters.com/   

Freddie Spencer's Championship Bikes For Sale
Submitted by David Emmett on Wed, 2010-03-10 14:40.
in HondaMotoGP250
Ask some of the veterans of the MotoGP paddock who the greatest racer of all time was, and you'll get a fairly short list of names, usually including Valentino Rossi, Giacomo Agostini, Kenny Roberts, Eddie Lawson and Kevin Schwantz. But the answer to that question is almost always followed up by the words "And then there's Freddie Spencer, of course..." Spencer's career was cut short by a wrist injury, but before he was forced to retire, the young American shocked the world by being the only man to win both the 500cc and 250cc World Championships in the same year. Fast Freddie was precocious, sensitive and blindingly, mind-bogglingly fast.

Since retiring from racing, Spencer's fortunes have been very mixed. The Louisiana native ran a successful riding school and was the motorcycle racing commentator for the US SpeedTV channel, but both of those ventures have gone sour. Spencer's riding school was forced to shut down at the end of 2008, after financial problems saw the instructors go unpaid and the bikes repossessed. Spencer's commentary work also dried up, with Daytona legend Scott Russell taking his place in the commentary booth.

There are signs that things are getting even worse for Spencer. The American has been forced to put two of his championship-winning race bikes up for sale. Specialist dealers RMD Motors have up for sale Spencer's 1983 championship-winning Honda NS500 triple and his NSR250 twin, one of the bikes he won that legendary double title on in 1985. The bikes are to be sold as a pair, and are likely to fetch a handsome sum, due to both their rarity and their historical importance.



Potential purchasers should head on over to RMD Motors' website for more details, including who to contact to arrange a viewing. Interested parties with lottery tickets and hope in their heart shou...

got this site 2 day , have no feedback about it. BUT chroming in ireland,
Wow !! save a packet on post to england,

http://www.wechrome.com

hope this can help someone   

Howdy,
New member from Mallow Co,Cork
bike XT600Z 1992.
riding skill.........None.
mechanical skill....None.
Crashing skill........Loads.

 

Anyone booked in for Kirky on the 19th....
 

Kells MCRC are hosting a Benefit Night for the late Padraig Campbell - Road Racer - on Saturday 10th April in the Headfort Arms Hotel, Kells, Co. Meath at 9pm. Stars in Your Eyes featuring many racers from the circuits and roads. Admission 10 euros - Late Bar - Music - IF your are brave enough to take part please contact us. If you can sing, mime, play an instrument we want YOU.
Guaranteed to be a great night of craic and fun. Please spread the word.


Aileen Ferguson
Kells MCRC

00353 46 92 40972

00353 87 2289958
www.kellsroadraces.com