No Bikes on Men & Motors? - Page 2

Redruth · 15-Feb-2005, 20:16

That's a real bugger. It's about the only TV I watch these days apart from the odd film.

Still, looking on the bright side, I won't need to get a full Sky package when I move. Will only need Eurosport for the MotoGP and WSB. That hasn't been cancelled has it?

dave w · 15-Feb-2005, 20:50

Quote:

Originally posted by Rocker
There has been a rumour doing the rounds on some internet groups that Men & Motors intend to discontinue showing bike programmes. Has anybody any info on this?

Good.....its crap anyway

Mark · 15-Feb-2005, 21:33

Nothing lost really there then. As mentioned before the programmes are not the best. Although i do like bikes aloud.

But on the whole i can take it or leave it.

sparkin · 15-Feb-2005, 21:35

I agree with most on this,not the best put produced TV,but any bikes is better than no bikes

Redruth · 16-Feb-2005, 00:10

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Originally posted by sparkin
I agree with most on this,not the best put produced TV,but any bikes is better than no bikes

That's the point, though, isn't it. There's absolutely nothing on the box about bikes, apart from M & M at certain times. You can tell by the quality of the adverts that viewing figures aren't good, I suppose.

Due to the lack of quality information on TV, I've finally resorted to buying bike mags. Only 6 weeks after I resolved to do exactly that, I've bought my first magazine and it's got an article about the Ducati test route, which I haven't had time to read yet. I was amazed at the range of mags in Smiths. There may not be much on TV about bikes but there's a vast range of journalism about them. It's quite ironic, actually, that us 'moron bikers' are being catered for by magazine journalists far more than TV producers. :P

Mr_S · 16-Feb-2005, 00:23

Anyone fancy pitching a Desmo / DSC focussed TV show to them instead?
American Chopper seems to do well

We could do a pilot on skid's hybrid

Follow Desmo Due through it's inaugural season....

Toptips section from our resident Experts.

Surely Redruth's daughters would be up for presenting

Where's me camcorder....

Festa748 · 16-Feb-2005, 00:23

i think its the same as everything else everyone is trying to stop bikers

ok not the best programs but still better than the dogs showing ther saggy tits off later on and that **** clarkson

ils · 16-Feb-2005, 10:11

Thats a real ****er - I agree that even shite bike programmes are better than none at all. I usually watch m&m only for the 2 wheeled stuff - At least it helps raise our profile. It's a shame that no-one could be bothered to make a 'Top Gear' for bikes.

HellsBells · 17-Feb-2005, 00:00

Quote:

Originally posted by Mr_S
Anyone fancy pitching a Desmo / DSC focussed TV show to them instead?
American Chopper seems to do well

We could do a pilot on skid's hybrid

Follow Desmo Due through it's inaugural season....

Toptips section from our resident Experts.

Surely Redruth's daughters would be up for presenting

Where's me camcorder....

I could supply you with an ex BBC lighting and sound camera man in the form of my elder brother who has gone freelance !

electricsheep · 17-Feb-2005, 00:03

Has this been confirmed ?

All the bike programs dissapeared on Monday, but have been back in full force ever since

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15-Feb-2005, 20:16	#1
Redruth Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,885 Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Hemel Hempstead Mood: Fabulous That's a real bugger. It's about the only TV I watch these days apart from the odd film. Still, looking on the bright side, I won't need to get a full Sky package when I move. Will only need Eurosport for the MotoGP and WSB. That hasn't been cancelled has it? Reply

15-Feb-2005, 21:33	#3
Mark Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 6,397 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Fareham, Hampshire Nothing lost really there then. As mentioned before the programmes are not the best. Although i do like bikes aloud. But on the whole i can take it or leave it. Reply

15-Feb-2005, 21:35	#4
sparkin Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,734 Join Date: Jun 2003 Mood: This is a carbon free zone! I agree with most on this,not the best put produced TV,but any bikes is better than no bikes Reply

16-Feb-2005, 00:23	#7
Festa748 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 286 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Selby North Yorks i think its the same as everything else everyone is trying to stop bikers ok not the best programs but still better than the dogs showing ther saggy tits off later on and that **** clarkson Reply

16-Feb-2005, 10:11	#8
ils Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 142 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Edmonton, north London Thats a real ****er - I agree that even shite bike programmes are better than none at all. I usually watch m&m only for the 2 wheeled stuff - At least it helps raise our profile. It's a shame that no-one could be bothered to make a 'Top Gear' for bikes. Reply

17-Feb-2005, 00:03	#10
electricsheep Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,037 Join Date: May 2003 Location: Reading Mood: Diet Has this been confirmed ? All the bike programs dissapeared on Monday, but have been back in full force ever since Reply