Its all new, nerve racking and a bloody long way down

[ukTiffy]

Not sure what to put here.

I'm a computer geek for a living just getting into my second childhood. I currently own a nice shiny RD07A and a not so shiny Armstrong MT500 (currently awaiting an exhaust system). I live by Cannock in Staffordshire having recently moved from Manchester.

Finding the @ a nice bike to ride but I need to check I haven't stopped by a hole in the road as my legs appear to have shrunk. Should be better when I sort out a lower seat, or start wearing lifts in my boots

[alpslapper]

Welcome aboard mate.

[digitalcaptive]

Not sure what to put here.

I'm a computer geek for a living just getting into my second childhood. I currently own a nice shiny RD07A and a not so shiny Armstrong MT500 (currently awaiting an exhaust system). I live by Cannock in Staffordshire having recently moved from Manchester.

Finding the @ a nice bike to ride but I need to check I haven't stopped by a hole in the road as my legs appear to have shrunk. Should be better when I sort out a lower seat, or start wearing lifts in my boots

Hiya, it might be worth PMing Wigan Chris I know he's looking to swap his lowered seat for a standard one Oh and welcome to the forum

[StumpyFingers]

Welcome to the forum.
Pictures of bikes required.

[j]

Another Dwarf short person to join Hudders's up North gang . Nice Bike tho

[Snaphappy]

Welcome to forum mate, stick around I'm sure you've had a lurk or two before deciding you cant possible lower the tone here,
there are many ride outs and meetups I'm sure you'll be made more than welcome to join in.

[Sharribee]

welcome to the site, the AT is a tall bike but you do get used to the height after you've ridden it for a while

[ukTiffy]

... the AT is a tall bike but you do get used to the height after you've ridden it for a while

Thats what I keep telling myself as I totter on tippy-toe hoping to god nobodies watching if I lay the beast on its side yet again. Thank God for crash bars.

[Lord Vader]

Thats what I keep telling myself as I totter on tippy-toe hoping to god nobodies watching if I lay the beast on its side yet again. Thank God for crash bars.

Advance courses for this art are being held by our own Whealie and Digitalcaptive.They can indroduce you to complete new and modern ways to drop your bike.Any advice needed on winter drops do not hasitate to contact me

Oh and welcome to the forum

[Sharribee]

Thats what I keep telling myself as I totter on tippy-toe hoping to god nobodies watching if I lay the beast on its side yet again. Thank God for crash bars.

I've spent most of my biking life on tippy toes, the one bike I could actually get my feet both on the floor I didn't get on with

You'll find lying the bike down for a little rest becomes part and parcel of riding

Mine are happier lying down