Another car tax question........

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> The message <4D45572E8F%[email protected]>
> from Br n <[email protected]> contains these words:
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> > 25/27 on car1 my browser wouldn't let me answer the others.
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> Not impressed by the colour scheme - the legends on the buttons are
> almost illegible. How on earth are blind people supposed to manage?
>
Someone should complain. It's a violation of equal
opportunities and inclusivity innit.

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Frank Erskine wrote:
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> I haven't had my leg over a bike for ... ooh - lotsa fortnights, but
> might have a go on the bike theory test..
>
> It has to be said that I only came off the bike a couple of times;
> once on a lot of loose gravel in front of a few people I was training
> in a "Star Rider" scheme. Embarrassing. Actually I didn't quite leave
> the bike then; just a fair bit of damage to the fairing of the K100RS.
>

Which reminds me of the time I had just picked up a new Blackbird,
and, wanting to get the 500 miles running-in done quickly, me and the
girlfriend rode to her parents in Kent. Once there we went to a local
pub by the sea, and parked in the carpark. Lot's of people admiring
new Blackbird until we went to go home when I realised that there was
a brick wall in front and we were parked very downhill. I couldn't
push the bike up the slope and refused to let anyone push the shiny
new fairing. Eventually me and the girlfriend got it up the slope

I then exited the carpark and turned sharp right at very low speed
almost dropping it in front of everyone but I don't think they noticed
as I managed to grab some power on.

Just shows what an audience can do to an otherwise experienced and
conservative rider

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The message <[email protected]>
from Danny <[email protected]> contains these words:

> Which reminds me of the time I had just picked up a new Blackbird,
> and, wanting to get the 500 miles running-in done quickly, me and the
> girlfriend rode to her parents in Kent. Once there we went to a local
> pub by the sea, and parked in the carpark. Lot's of people admiring
> new Blackbird until we went to go home when I realised that there was
> a brick wall in front and we were parked very downhill. I couldn't
> push the bike up the slope and refused to let anyone push the shiny
> new fairing. Eventually me and the girlfriend got it up the slope

> I then exited the carpark and turned sharp right at very low speed
> almost dropping it in front of everyone but I don't think they noticed
> as I managed to grab some power on.

> Just shows what an audience can do to an otherwise experienced and
> conservative rider

A blackbird flew over me once - didn't half molish a racquet.

I'm surprised you didn't have the thrust to fly it up the slope innit.

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