RE: Riding mode: Dynamic Pro - 2

In the UK the pavement is where you walk, the road is where you drive.

Hi Lee/Duccrazydave
As you know USA / England - separated by a common language (according to many comedians) and those earlier comments refer to some tv travel shows presenting how bad we are at languages and how helpful some countries are for us
ie, sidewalk, broadwalk
K.I.S.S is known by many although your snafu and fubar is becoming more understood.
"world series" only available in one country, how does that work?
(sat here watching nfl highlights greenbay and kansas matches, enjoying this 'non-football, football' )

When we travel 'abroad' ( Not A Broad!) we still speak english, just louder, and expect any foreigners to learn english!
Very rude, obviously but questions like "what do the french call a silhouette" or "what's the Indian word for bungalow" are just indications of our humour, or lack of it.
How smart are the children in those other countries, "they already speak a foreign language" is another dubious admittance of our poor language skills in general.

Anyway, back to the thread = both my 2015/2017 were top spec (as in gear shift assist, never use) and those multiple road/rain/dynamic/pro settings which I lack the skill to fully utilise.
For me, I use road/road and one helmet plus luggage on esa riding solo, as I like the feel for my travel and the higher rear seems to make my seat comfortable for all day running..
Probably wasted money on dynamic etc as I only run through the settings as per rtfm every few weeks as well as the esa.
Can feel the 'less power' in rain and snappier in dynamic. I think my dynamic pro is a miss-mix of rain setting/dynamic throttle for no other reason than it is different to the other three options.

Thanks Dave. My Mum is from Oxford. Dad is from NC. Growing up, I assumed everyone's mum was from England. The circle of friends/families was due to the TBPA. Common language, indeed
BTW, I leave my '16 RS on Dynamic throttle/dtc, only dropping to Road dtc in the rain.

Zitat von Ray im Beitrag #16

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In the UK the pavement is where you walk, the road is where you drive.

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No straw!
You must think that the UK is a third world country. They invented the Jet engine, built the first jet airliner, invented the hovercraft, invented the steam catapult for aircraft carriers, invented the steam engine and railway trains.
They even supplied people to populate the US, and gave them a language.

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They even supplied people to populate the US, and gave them a language.

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Zitat von himoverthere im Beitrag #20

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They invented the Jet engine,

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Zitat von Ray im Beitrag #16

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In the UK the pavement is where you walk, the road is where you drive.

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Do they have tarmac on the pavement?

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???????? They even supplied people to populate the US, and gave them a language. #

Refer to my earlier response -lazy explorers/tourists -
I think you will find the american continent DID have it's own langauge but most visitors went _" Nope - they can re-learn ours " as we wil take over!
Hence american - english / (now maybe spanish/mexican?) why not chinese - they built the access roads/railways?
Canadien french/english
Spain and Portugal took the south americas
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Still set on road/road and bmw battery charger!

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Zitat von himoverthere im Beitrag #20

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They invented the Jet engine,

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There's a difference between a ground-based demonstrator and a functional aircraft engine, one would say.....

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concreted.

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #22

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Zitat von himoverthere im Beitrag #20

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They invented the Jet engine,

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There's a difference between a ground-based demonstrator and a functional aircraft engine, one would say.....

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After WW2 the UK even supplied the US with military jet aircraft as Rolls Royce were the people who made the engines. We also supplied our allies at that time, Russia, with jet engines to build the MIG15. The UK had flying jets during the war, they were used to ward off V1 and rockets.

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Zitat von himoverthere im Beitrag #25

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #22

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Zitat von himoverthere im Beitrag #20

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They invented the Jet engine,

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There's a difference between a ground-based demonstrator and a functional aircraft engine, one would say.....

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After WW2 the UK even supplied the US with military jet aircraft as Rolls Royce were the people who made the engines. We also supplied our allies at that time, Russia, with jet engines to build the MIG15. The UK had flying jets during the war, they were used to ward off V1 and rockets.

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Zitat von Tony101 im Beitrag #28

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Zitat von himoverthere im Beitrag #25

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #22

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Zitat von himoverthere im Beitrag #20

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They invented the Jet engine,

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There's a difference between a ground-based demonstrator and a functional aircraft engine, one would say.....

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After WW2 the UK even supplied the US with military jet aircraft as Rolls Royce were the people who made the engines. We also supplied our allies at that time, Russia, with jet engines to build the MIG15. The UK had flying jets during the war, they were used to ward off V1 and rockets.

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I thought that the the Gloster Meteor was the only Allied jet fighter to see combat in WW2, but I was forgetting the US of A's propensity for rewriting history!!

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