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Rossi to test with Ducati at Valencia

Can't wait to see him on a red bike with new leathers :rockon:

......that means yet ANOTHER 1:12 minichamps bike to add to the collection :eek:
 
Boo Yamaha, should have stood your ground & taught Rossi a lesson :spank:


No No No, truth be told Yamaha has done the honourable & morally right thing IMO.
 
I'm a lady.

I've decided to try to ignore the Rossi bashing from now on.

It's hard being right all the time but I'm getting used to it ;)
 
I'm a lady.

I've decided to try to ignore the Rossi bashing from now on.

It's hard being right all the time but I'm getting used to it ;)

Yeah, you were so right about Rossi winning the Championship this year.....

:D
 
My silence speaks louder than words :(


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Well in that case then you wont mind me saying that i thought Rossi was well out of line again on the weekend...his first pass on Hayden was unsportsman like in every way...he just ran straight into the side of him....no-one else does this intentionally...no-one, when will you Rossi fans get your heads out of the clouds and understand that Rossi is a spoilt brat, and is a bully on the track...cause he knows he can get away with it...

Yamaha should not of let him test, cause if it was Rossi, the other way around, he would make sure a rival did not have a chance to get an advantage...But Yamaha knows that if it says no, then they will end up like everyone else....lambasted for going against the "great one", and all the Rossi fans would cry foul....whilst Rossi just stands there grinning...

Sure Rossi has been good for Yamaha, but Yamaha has been good to Rossi...I still dont think they should of let him test....

Bad form Yamaha!

:thumbup:
 
If I remember rightly, Honda wouldn't release Rossi to test pre Jan 1st with Yamaha.

Guess Yamaha are nicer people that Honda :)

Back to silence ;)
 
If I remember rightly, Honda wouldn't release Rossi to test pre Jan 1st with Yamaha.

Guess Yamaha are nicer people that Honda :)

Back to silence ;)

And quite rightly too, In Honda's case!!! As for Yamaha i bet the fact that they might be nice guys has nothing to do with it...it's all about image too ya know, i bet Yamaha are spewing internally...

:D
 
Good!

Go Ducati :cheer: :cheer:

Mike won't let me get one, not before he does :(

Se, now your being nasty....did'nt last long! Lol!

You dont want a Ducati...you want a Honda, with 27 on the side of it...

:thumbup:
 
My take on the local scene is thus.....

Yamaha super sports - Gorge road, or Eagle on the hill. Likely to be putting a knee down, and going hard, and hanging over the centre line.

Yamaha nekkids - Montecute, Bull creek, or Lobie roads....tighter the better. Likely to be scraping stuff or putting along....2 different types of riders (not usually wobbling though).

Honda Super sports - Anywhere....likely to have a "Cool" number plate like "SHOGUN", and be wobbling around corners getting in the way of the nutters on Nekkids.

Suzuki Super sports - anywhere... Likely to be riding fast on the straight bits with the front wheel in the air, and wearing a pair of safety underdurps.

Kwakka Super sports - A little like the Yammy Super sports.

Kwakka Nekkids - A little like the Yammy Nekkids, but will tend to straight line corners a bit.

Triumph Nekkids - A little like Kwakka and Yammy nekkids, but likely to use the whole road through blind corners.

Ducati ALL - Gorge, Lobie, or Strath. Likely to be parked at the cafe, wobbling through turns, or lying on the ground next to the road.

Supersports ALL - likely to fly past the nekkid that just overtook them just before the tight stuff, and then proceed to nearly die while dawdling along in front of the nekkid they just overtook, while he is riding with one hand and writing a text message on his phone to keep him from falling asleep while stuck behind the super sport bike.

BMW motards - Tight stuff. Likely to come through a blind turn the other way on your side of the road.

Not trying to be offensive ( I just am...i don't need to try:eek:), these are my observations, and I spend a lot of time in the saddle.

All but 2 bikes I've helped pick up on the side of the road (and there's been a lot of them) were Ducati, and most at the start of the riding season. I'll head out with a bag one day and pick up all the red plastic from the side of the roads...lol.:BLAA:

So I'd stick with the FZ6 Kazza. If you get a Ducati you increase your chances of falling off.:D
 
My take on the local scene is thus.....

Yamaha super sports - Gorge road, or Eagle on the hill. Likely to be putting a knee down, and going hard, and hanging over the centre line.

Yamaha nekkids - Montecute, Bull creek, or Lobie roads....tighter the better. Likely to be scraping stuff or putting along....2 different types of riders (not usually wobbling though).

Honda Super sports - Anywhere....likely to have a "Cool" number plate like "SHOGUN", and be wobbling around corners getting in the way of the nutters on Nekkids.

Suzuki Super sports - anywhere... Likely to be riding fast on the straight bits with the front wheel in the air, and wearing a pair of safety underdurps.

Kwakka Super sports - A little like the Yammy Super sports.

Kwakka Nekkids - A little like the Yammy Nekkids, but will tend to straight line corners a bit.

Triumph Nekkids - A little like Kwakka and Yammy nekkids, but likely to use the whole road through blind corners.

Ducati ALL - Gorge, Lobie, or Strath. Likely to be parked at the cafe, wobbling through turns, or lying on the ground next to the road.

Supersports ALL - likely to fly past the nekkid that just overtook them just before the tight stuff, and then proceed to nearly die while dawdling along in front of the nekkid they just overtook, while he is riding with one hand and writing a text message on his phone to keep him from falling asleep while stuck behind the super sport bike.

BMW motards - Tight stuff. Likely to come through a blind turn the other way on your side of the road.

Not trying to be offensive ( I just am...i don't need to try:eek:), these are my observations, and I spend a lot of time in the saddle.

All but 2 bikes I've helped pick up on the side of the road (and there's been a lot of them) were Ducati, and most at the start of the riding season. I'll head out with a bag one day and pick up all the red plastic from the side of the roads...lol.:BLAA:

So I'd stick with the FZ6 Kazza. If you get a Ducati you increase your chances of falling off.:D


That all seems to make sense, took me a while to work out what your point was...left us hangin right till the end...

:rockon:
 
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