big chick

feel bad if you get beat by A.Chicken cos he usually gets beaten by S.Chicken (unfortunately)

Almost sorry I posted on this now but, as Ian says, horses for courses. For my level of ability the 200 is less likely to spin out for the very reason that my clutch and throttle control is not that of an expert. 5again rides on mud/chalk etc so I would have thought grip/traction is a prime requirement and in his own words he is feetup challenged. For those reasons surely the 200 is worthy of consideration?

Try a 200. Me and my bro (Dabber) both now have them. Smooth power delivery, grip is fantastic and sufficient power for me as a six foot seven and 18 stone (nearly) clubman (unless you are doing mega hill climbs all the time)

Better late than never, but at least I beat Dabber. Thought it had gone quiet back in the old place.