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Not an assumption m'kay.

True, but it would be cool if it was combined though.

That they are. I saw that with the flock of geese in Groot Brakrivier. They will waddle across the road as if it is theirs and even stop and give you the evil eye if you dare blow the hooter.

They did. He talked about it in the first episode, if memory serves.

That it does. I am pretty sure she would have noticed that too. :ROFLMAO:

Jack killed a seagull this weekend past as well and a few years ago Iannone also killed one. A helmet strike. This must be the only race where a red flag comes out because there are geese on the track! :ROFLMAO:

Die tear-off het blykbaar vingermerke op van die ou wat hulle opgesit het.

Hy het die vorige dag 'n haas ook vermoor. 🤣

You got it! 🤣

Back in the day it was just the thing. You often saw them on athletes, even rugby players, etc. Perhaps Jack's got a breathing issue.

Raul Fernandez on the Trackhouse Aprilia finished P10 on Sunday, 19s off P1. So what? Not bad, but not great. Think is, he had no aero on the bike. Nada.

Obviously, learning why the bike sounds in a specific way, i.e. the choke is open, is a different and new experience. Anyway, as you said, she had travelled the world on a bike and as such, wondering about the choke is a minute and irrelevant glitch.

Of course you can. Why? Experience of an engine with a choke.

Perhaps she is just a specialist in avoiding stalkers and unwanted company.

I have to admit, this bike generated new interest from me. If she was going on another 300cc Honda or similar, I doubt I would have watched.

If you grew up with chokes, like I did, you must be .... well, uhm .... not ... well, you know .... not quite wet behind the ears? ;)

Well, wouldn't you wonder about that after growing up in a chokeless era and your 2nd ride on a bike with a choke?

You are.

One of my nephews is married to a Japanese girl that he met while working there. He also tells a similar story to yours.