Asinine article on Toronto Star

The riders that did the testing are both very experienced.Kenzie just did a couple of laps himself for ***** n giggles.I didn't find it too bad really.Did you watch the vid?Oh...and this is a repost btw.
 
The riders that did the testing are both very experienced.Kenzie just did a couple of laps himself for ***** n giggles.I didn't find it too bad really.Did you watch the vid?Oh...and this is a repost btw.

Are we reading the same article? Kenzie from the sounds of it has little to no experience with riding motorcycles.

Hmmmm — am I supposed to use the clutch for downshifts? Too late. It seemed to work okay without it.
 
It's all part of the same ditty.Click on the link down the page a bit. More: Four wheels better than two - this time
 
Remove your brown streaked underwear from off the the newspaper and put them into the laundry hamper, then use the paper to line your bird cage.

And stop leaving your articles lying around on newpapers.

As for the article in the newspaper, it shows why you shouldn't just have a friend teach you how to ride. How do you turn at speed, wasn't one of the answers that he got, and he didn't manage to really figure it out on his own in that short period of time.
 
I feel sorry for Ken.I can almost see him biting his tongue in the vid.But he is an employee of GPBikes and had to do his job.Ooh boo...a day at the track on the company tab.Hahaha
 
It's all part of the same ditty.Click on the link down the page a bit. More: Four wheels better than two - this time

I think you've gotten Jim Kenzie, a car journalist and the subject of this article mixed up with Ken Livingston, the GP Bikes guy.
 
I think you've gotten Jim Kenzie, a car journalist and the subject of this article mixed up with Ken Livingston, the GP Bikes guy.

Ken is the guy in the article showing Jim the controls of his bike, and then biting his tongue as Kenzie rides it around the track.
 
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