Posted by Julian Bond on May 24, 2008, 2:42 am
>Please, if you;re having FUN with racing, how about a post about how
>much FUN you are having.... once in a while?
Well all I can think about at the moment is a ride from London to
Catalunya and back, leaving in 10 days time. Which includes a day
messing around on old British Bikes just north of Marseilles. I plan to
have fun! I'll have an Asus eeePC with me so I might even manage the odd
post.
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Posted by tomorrow@erols.com on May 26, 2008, 11:19 am
> >Please, if you;re having FUN with racing, how about a post about how
> >much FUN you are having.... once in a while?
> Well all I can think about at the moment is a ride from London to
> Catalunya and back, leaving in 10 days time. Which includes a day
> messing around on old British Bikes just north of Marseilles. I plan to
> have fun! I'll have an Asus eeePC with me so I might even manage the odd
> post.
Great! I hope you have a blast and do manage to post. A riding buddy
of mine just got one of those last week specificaaly for taking with
him on road trips and posting while on the road.
Posted by tomorrow@erols.com on May 26, 2008, 11:20 am
> But right now, the future of racing is more of a story than the racing
> itself. More politics, more religion. So, this will be an interesting year.
> Feel free to stick around tho. All are welcome.
Thanks, Will. I try to stay as far away from politics (national,
regional, in the workplace, and at the racetrack) as possible. I
find life is more fun that way!
Tim
Posted by Mark N on May 26, 2008, 12:47 pm
tomorrow@erols.com wrote:
I try to stay as far away from politics (national,
> regional, in the workplace, and at the racetrack) as possible. I
> find life is more fun that way!
I'm guessing you don't follow MotoGP at all then...
Posted by tomorrow@erols.com on May 26, 2008, 1:06 pm
> tomor...@erols.com wrote:
> I try to stay as far away from politics (national,
> > regional, in the workplace, and at the racetrack) as possible. I
> > find life is more fun that way!
> I'm guessing you don't follow MotoGP at all then...
Depends on what you mean by following it. Do I watch it on Speed TV?
Yes. Did I ride all the way from the east coast to California to
watch Nicky Hayden win the USGP at Laguna Seca in 2006, then ride back
via a different route? Yes, and I had a BLAST. Do I know most of
the riders' names? Yes. Could I tell you which riders ride for which
factory, and which tires they use? The former, some. The latter, not
at all. Do I know that they switched from 990cc bikes to 800cc bikes
last year? Yes. Could I tell you all the rules of the series?
Nope. Do I know anything at all about the politics of MotoGP? Nope,
and I don't want to know.
I do know this: I enjoy watching MotoGP, AMA Superbike, and World
Superbike on SpeedTV, I enjoy racing in MotoST, and I enjoy watching
CCS and WERA racing at Summit Point, and AMA Superbike racing at VIR,
and I can't wait for the Road America round of Moto-ST to be racing on
the AMA weekend, and because I've never ridden the Road America track
before. Also, I intend to have fun!
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