I used my vulcan for around a year. I found that it isn't the best in a town situation with traffic as its difficult to filter through standing traffic. So I traded it in and got a more manoeuvrable BMW which I loved and took to France and Spain several times, also the BMW afforded more weather protection in the rain.
It's a bar and restaurant for bikers in London. You have to go through the restaurant to park your bike.
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I've read most of that book and I also clearly remember that line you quoted, as it stuck with me too. He talked a lot about Quality, or the philosophy around it, from memory.
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I ride in the mountains with lots of hills and valleys. What I always notice is the slight temperature change depending on elevation. You dont feel that in a car.
I remember in riding some bikes Cyprus with a friend late evening when it was getting dark. We hired a couple of 50cc bikes and passed this banana plantation on the top of this hill. It suddenly went really warm as we drove past. Very odd. Either side of it was significantly cooler. I have no physical explanation for it because I would have thought that warm air would have dispersed. Strange, but nice.
Isn't this illegal?
Depends on the state.
Were you drinking your coffee, eating a bagel and texting at the time?
I don't even text when I'm not in my car and since I hate to talk on my cell phone I certainly wouldn't use it while driving. My new car has bluetooth so I will answer it if it rings since I can talk via the radio. And finally for trips around town, there really is no pressing need to eat or drink in the car
Although on a long drive on the highway, I do eat/drink.
Those fools are called Organ Donors...
Not illegal in the UK. Filtering in the UK is when a biker rides slowly between traffic queues - like on a long motorway queue or in town traffic gridlock.
So are we! Wife just mentioned it this morning. Looks like I get to follow up.
Glad someone's on top of things.
