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Bayliss vs Corser : discuss
MOTO GUZZI T3 with Le Mans engine, frisky for an old girl

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Corser has the ability and race craft but Bayliss has huge balls and can fight his corner when it gets close.......remember him and Edwards a few years back and the excellent final at Monza (I think it was)

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I'm sure Thomas would oblige.
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Is that an instruction or a request ?

Methinks you're taking your 900 pilot role a little too seriously
MOTO GUZZI T3 with Le Mans engine, frisky for an old girl

YAMAHA Tracer 700 



RE Himalayan


Down to 3 toys at the moment, need to go shopping I think



I DON'T DO EXERCISE - if God had wanted me to bend over, he would have put cake on the floor
lol this has me in stiches laughin'
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IMHO it's Bayliss. He's hungry after his Moto GP adventures for success. I have only been watching WSB on CH4 so I'm out of touch on this, but Corsers still a great rider who's only weakness seems to be an ability to not make a lead stick.
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The Bayliss - Edwards race a few years back is the best motor race I have ever seen, just flippin' awesome. I don't normally like American sportsmen due to their arrogance, but Edwards won me over in that one race. He is one person I always hope does well in MotoGP......anyways, back to the point of this thread, I think they are both as good as each other, but if I had to pick one I would say Bayliss is the one who is able to ride around a bikes shortcomings and delivery consistent results. Gonna be a good year [Image: smile.gif]


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