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 He did that at the hairpin, then fell off:lol: | 
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 I honestly can't see how you could take it flat on a big bike - no way. A 996 or something like that, imagine the pace you'd be rocketing at Coppice with! I can't remember exactly but I'd say the DD bikes would go round there around 100mph'ish? It was getting peaky in 5th with short gearing so I'd guess at 100-110'ish? DD riders, what do you reckon? Getting a good drive out of Barn on the 996 would see you doing well in excess of 130mph I would have thought! Coppice at 130+mph? Any of us? I'd like to see that. | 
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 :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: Nur nur nur nur nur!!!! I never fell off mine either. I skillfully stopped, dismounted and the bike fell over :P :( | 
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 Perhaps,we could all do with some tuition,of the one,they call,jfp !!,after all,he's a legend,in his own lunchtime ! :lol: | 
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 then thirs was rocky;)then cartagena,then cadwell:roll: | 
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 I agree. It had to be 100mph on the CB500. That was flat in 6th, and pretty much revving out on stock gearing. (Think they do about 110-115 if you have enough space). I think I was going through there in 5th on the Tango Queen, but then I wasn't using all 6 gears even down Park Straight, so maybe I was going through Coppice in 4th? | 
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 i think jons fell off his chair:D | 
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 We could run a poll pete,on whose fell off the most,little jon,or jfp,then present a trophy at the dsc trackday ! wadda yer say jon ? :sing: | 
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 From what I remember on me 996, I was approaching in 5th and dabbing the brakes knocking back to 4th for the turn.  I would've estimated easily upward of 120 before backing off. Can't be saying what I get up to on the monnie cos Cadwell is about the only track I'm any good at (relative to the others!) so can't be risking losing the little advantage I have! | 
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