Originally Posted by ali

The key thing to remember is that Class A has never been won by the most expensive bike. To reinforce this point I'd like to field my star witness...... Jimbers!!! :lol:

I know Matt's bike was pretty tasty but I strongly believe he would have been on every podium had he been riding a 95,000 mile commuter hack. Same goes for Cobby and Geoff Spencer. The issue really only comes to a head when you have two evenly matched racers battling it out for the top spot like Hawk and Doomski, Tp & Cleggy, etc.

Originally Posted by paynep

The problem may be that there is only ever one winner and the rest are losers.

Years of nanny state has made that unacceptable.

Loser #68

Originally Posted by ali

He speaketh the truth. It also restricts innovation, a desire to present the bike to reasonable standard (not an area I have ever focussed on....)


I suffered the same reaction...priceless one from Ali....lol

I didn't say there were big problems with the series though. I'm having a 'slow work day' and don't get on the site that often so thought I'd start a thread :-) I'm tempted to change the subject line to: 'Fastfasulli's 'slow work day' thread.....one honk for yea two for nay'

...spose i'd better go find some work now.......

Originally Posted by ali

The key thing to remember is that Class A has never been won by the most expensive bike. To reinforce this point I'd like to field my star witness...... Jimbers!!! :lol:

I know Matt's bike was pretty tasty but I strongly believe he would have been on every podium had he been riding a 95,000 mile commuter hack. Same goes for Cobby and Geoff Spencer. The issue really only comes to a head when you have two evenly matched racers battling it out for the top spot like Hawk and Doomski, Tp & Cleggy, etc.

Originally Posted by ali

The key thing to remember is that Class A has never been won by the most expensive bike. To reinforce this point I'd like to field my star witness...... Jimbers!!! :lol:

I know Matt's bike was pretty tasty but I strongly believe he would have been on every podium had he been riding a 95,000 mile commuter hack. Same goes for Cobby and Geoff Spencer. The issue really only comes to a head when you have two evenly matched racers battling it out for the top spot like Hawk and Doomski, Tp & Cleggy, etc.

Originally Posted by Jon

TP and Cleggy evenly matched? I get it, they are both fat fookers:devil:

Originally Posted by jimbers45

Franco my man.....that is as good a reason as any! :frog: