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About LinkBacksWell if you were watching thr Moto GP it is rumoured that he may be on a Honda next season :shock:
That would be fantastic if it was true.
And Bayliss has confirmed he is riding in Moto GP next season 8)
Lets just wait and see what happens.
Well if you were watching thr Moto GP it is rumoured that he may be on a Honda next season :shock:
That would be fantastic if it was true.
And Bayliss has confirmed he is riding in Moto GP next season 8)
Lets just wait and see what happens.
Bayliss just showed the ducati boys what he wants next year..........
He definatly confirmed he will be back at GP next year most prob on a honda.... :twisted:
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Awesome stuff!!! Can't wait to hear the confirmation!
Honda's still the best bike to be on, hope he does and kicks some ducati butt.
wHY did he find some form so late in the season? more effort or radically better bike?.. Anyways good luck to him on a Hondah
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He always had form but just kept crashing and having bike problems.... which I guess would mean he didn't have form.... I will shuddup nowwHY did he find some form so late in the season? *more effort or radically better bike?.. * Anyways good luck to him on a Hondah
1, Always look good
2, Always know what you're doing
3, In failure of step 2 refer to step one
As Bayliss said in the interview, they have been testing new parts and making good progress, did further tests after Phillip Island and was happy with the results.
You can only do small mod's at a time, as you can get lost and not know what's working and what's not, like setting up suspension on your bike, you don't go changing preload and compression and rebound in one hit, then go out do a couple of laps and say that was shit, which one made it shit? You are better off working on one item at a time then you can work out what works and what don't.
I would think the Ducati was so behind the eight ball it has taken far too long to get it right, but the progress Honda and Yamaha made in the off season made the Ducati look worse than what it really was.
Agreed Calvin, he was slowly getting some better results over the last couple of races and Spain was the culmination.
Unfortunately a little too late.
Quote: "What do i like about the GP?......The Crumpet I S'pose" <span style="font-family:Times">The Late Barry Sheene '01</span>
I guess a few idea's they worked with went backwards
Unfortunately a little too late.ops: they are playing with a lot of horse power.
HRC let Barros go - leaving the telefonica and repsol rides open?
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