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FAST OR SLOW?

By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

just curious... who's what? Who likes a fast adrenaline fuelled ride and who enjoys the more trundling about taking the scenery in?

Me? Im kinda halfway

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I like a bit of both on a ride.

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By *ribsaMan over a year ago

A box at end of your bed

Done the fast brain in your back pocket shit in my younger and daft days. Lost a lot of close friends in motorcycle accidents back then. I am happy just to ride a bike theses days more often than not I have my young son on the back of bike especially on longer runs so tend to take it steady nowadays. But saying that I can and do put the brain in back pocket if the need arises when riding solo.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I like the adrenalin.... but I wouldn't say I was fast. I've seen fast lads and lasses they amaze me !!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I’m slow, never done a track day don’t often get out on the twisties. Most of my riding is thru town, I’m as fast as anyone then.

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By *sh6866Man over a year ago

halifax

Reasonably fast on my own, depending what mood i'm in. Nice and steady with a passenger (usually my daughter)

Roads aren't really fit for hooning around like an eejit nowadays..

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Reasonably fast on my own, depending what mood i'm in. Nice and steady with a passenger (usually my daughter)

Roads aren't really fit for hooning around like an eejit nowadays.."

Same for me

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By *lyn2000Man over a year ago

london

Mixture if both for me only when road conditions allow for a bit of speed though not into dodging on coming traffic!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Slow here these days. Was a loon in my youth, raced a little in the early 80s.

Our Calli is not a bike to hoon around on.

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By *entleman.kMan over a year ago

close by

I do like a quicker ride out but most the time now just enjoy getting from A to B at a steadier pace and in one piece, without the brain rush.

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By *unglebook40Man over a year ago

hull

"the older I get... the faster I was"

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By *irage200Man over a year ago

north west

Visor down and my knee slides are in need of replacing it's only way to forget about work... fast as often as possible.

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By *edonistsatplayCouple over a year ago

Portsmouth, North Brittany, France

*sigh* used to be "brain out here's my head my arse is following"

Then I found the new bike came with a speed limiter fitted - its called a dual seat apparently and it means that herindoors is allowed to sit behind me.

There is only so many bruised and broken ribs a guy can take....

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By *andK78Couple over a year ago

Newport

Head down, arse up. Leather & Carbon. Scratching & Hooning around.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Remember we can ride fast everyday of our lives, but life is going to be short. Too many friends with flowers on the side of the road for me, set off and Ian to come home is my ride these days. Take care and ride safe xx

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By *ic tacCouple over a year ago

oxford

I have both sports and touring hardly ride the sports bike any more as the the tourer is more versatile and I can still keep with most sports bike riders without the expectations of haveing to ride like Gp rider

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By *tephTV67TV/TS over a year ago

Cheshire

Got a big touring bike now (FJR1300) so it's more progressive acceleration than all out pegs down scratching. Enjoy trying to be fast and safe these days

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I like my sportsbikes. Not ready for handlebars above the top yoke.

Definitely not ready to be a chromosexual and get a chopper.

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By *ydrewMan over a year ago

Bournemouth

I've got a Honda blackbird. Its perfect for both. I tend to be slow but road to work is long sweeping roads. Hard not to open up when quiet.

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