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Trying not to start a bashing thread here .. everyone is entitled to their own view adds to the spice of life provided it is not physically harmfull. |
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If you say so Frankie babe. problem is, they're just not hard core like you and I.:scooter: |
Any help? I'd like to read it.
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Here in OZ we can copy upto 10% of something to study/critize/praise ... don't know what the Brits copywrite law is .. |
There must be someone with a copy of the article to give us the jist of things. Ive searched my remaining TBM's and I dont have that issue.
Must admit I like her books and find her write ups in TBM entertaining. I also had the pleasure of meeting Charley and he seemed like a nice enough chap.:scooter: |
The TBM artical you are referring to is issue 150 Feb 08, nothing in the artical appears to be belittling 'Our Charley' and in the photo's that are printed,both seem relaxed and smiling, and I am sure if CB felt he was being belittled he would have got up and walked out, afterall he is a big boy now,I have met Lois a number of times and also ridden some off road events that she as been on,and if anything she is always willing to chat, help out, give advice and answer any questions you wish to ask. I have also met CB and was with him on the 06 Dakar, he even gave me a wristband so I could get into the main bivouac at Lac Rose instead of trying to get past security, He himself is one of 'the lads' until he gets caught up in the media circus. One thing I must ask, Is what was written down in the interview actually what was said?. I know from personal experience that police interviews I have given have not always been written as I have said !. :oops2:
Right then, who do we try and 'bash' next? :nono: |
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Anyway, moving on..... |
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Ex-SAS trooper as bodyguard cum cameraman Doctor travelling with them Brand spanking new bikes Fixer to meet them at difficult borders to sort out any problems Off road skills training, remote first aid training and SAS training on how to cope with an ambush situations. Luxury hotels Large workshop plus office with numerous staff to organise logistics Large 'Snap On' freebe tool kit, even though it's quite obvious they don't know what to do with them No doubt this will invite the inevitable "oh you're just jealous " response. Not at all. Would I say no to the same? Don't be daft, but I would then keep the bikes and then go on a proper adventure. |
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Without a doubt neither LWR or LWD represent anything like the kind of trip that most mere mortals would undertake, but to me it's just the equivelant of somone paying to join a RTW expedition with the likes of Kudo (chosen simply because they are advertising on this page as I type).
It's a sanatised version of just loading up your bike and going for it yourself but it's still an adventure for the people that do it, just with all of the bumps ironed out. |
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We were talking about the interview, not the 'letters, sent after by off road,enduro,moto x readers, or TBM staff to fill space.:confused1: |
...and the thread originally started off as a Lois Pryce thread, lets get back on track people (big sigh)!:offtopic:
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