its British superbikes at Snetterton this weekend!!
theres a load of us meetin at the sainsburys garage on london road
in ipswich at 9 sunday mornin 4 the gas up there to watch em,
everyone welcome to tag along

 

obviously you maggots had better to do!
just got back... what a blinding day!
had some good races on the way home too
keepin an eye out 4 cameras tho
spent 3 hours polishin me bike 4it to sit in a dusty field tho

 

by the way gotta feel for the guy who got knocked off his bike (R1)
out side the cafe at 8.30 this mornin
while i helped pick him and the bike up the car driver pissed off!!
needless to say he never made it to snet

 

Kimberley boys rule again!!
10 point lead over rutter now

 

mmm nice bike and wots the make of the bike

 

HONDA VTR 1000 SP1

THEY WILL SCARE THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS OUT OF YOU,AND THATS JUST STARTING THE THING UP.

 

^^^??? do you mean mine m8???

if so its a honda VTR SP1

 

and they eat tyres quicker than a fat boy can eat a doughnut!!

 

Not surprised keep wheelying the coooont every where!!!

 

Wheelies are cool .................................... anyone who says their not obviously cant pull em

 

 

well miss the world superbikes but should be going to brands for next british round,
my brothers offered to take me as pillion now my bikes still a mess.
but now buying parts and thinking what paint job i will have i it next.

do you think i can put pictures up it the restoration part will be different than all the cars anyway.

 

Put the pics of resto up in this thread mate , we`d appreciate the effort put in better than those fookin car drivers - they all should be banned

 

i will try to agree but i am doig my 3 door as well.

good news anyway for me,after being stuck in the house for what seems ages my mate desided not to ride to brands this sunday(british)than to take me and my son in his car instead.
so big thanks to him
so anyone there just look out or someone with a 5 year old proping him up.

 

i'll be there this sunday!!!!
needle in a haystack but will keep an eye out