This film was hyped up to be one of the funniest films of 2011. It is about four unlikely friends that found friendship at school, it first started out as a television program called The Inbetweeners, about four kids that are inbetween the cool kids and the geeks in the school hierarchy. This show became an instant hit.

There is a dull, tall and thin one who is very gullible, an average looking guy who is obsessed with a girl in his school that also happens to be a family friend, a posh geeky boy who always tries too hard to impress the teachers, and finally a boy who lies a lot to impress the others. The program was a terrific hit and was extremely funny, pushing the boundaries of comedy.

The film shows four boys, that have just left school and decide to go on a holiday before they leave for university. The fun starts when they try to get their heathrow airport transfer, all wearing their crude t-shirts. They eventually arrive at a run down hotel in Marley, and then decide to go out for a night on the town. They quickly find some girls who aren’t interested in them and finally all end up back at the hotel. There are many funny points in the film and quick one liners, and one of the funniest moments is when one gets bullied by an eight year old and is made to leave the hotel resort they had visited.

There is a plot to the film and eventually they all end up with their perfect partners and seem to have found their match. I recommend watching this film because I laughed all the way through it, which to be honest is rare! If you followed the TV series, then you will really enjoy this film because you have followed the show from the start. I think that this is definitely a film you can watch with parents and even grandparents, if you dare! I think that the humour is of the now and watching The Inbetweeners, is a really enjoyable way to spend any night.

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One of the first things that hits you in this city is its cultural diversity. In 43 AD the Romans invaded Britain and established the first major settlement here. Later this site went into disuse but another Anglo-Saxon settlement called Lundenwic sprouted at where Covent Garden is located today. Pretty soon London, as it is called today became the largest and most rapidly developing English city. A striking fact about London that not many of us think about is - the city has seen many a rampage from revolts and plagues to huge fires and still managed to grow non-stop.

The 18^th and 19^th centuries saw London blossoming into the home of the Industrial Revolution. It is estimated that around 13 million people populate London and a whooping double that number turn up as visitors to soak in the dazzling historical and cultural gems flaunted by the British capital, among other things.

London is a well known shopper’s heaven and you get almost anything you can think of here from fashion to antiques to even games like Mah Jong sets. This city houses some of the most amazing and unique sights in the world. With more than two hundred galleries and museums, the English capital is a paradise for art lovers. The abundant green and ancient parks here provide all the respite you could want amidst the busy life of the city.

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If you are like me who just loves motorbikes, you should also be concerned about the protection you should use while you ride your powerful machine. Regardless of whether you’re embarking on a long trip (like I have planned for myself) or you are just roaming around, it is a must to take your safety seriously. After all, an adventure without precautions and estimated risk is often considered as foolishness.

Here are few protection gears you should use while riding your motorbike to ensure that your adrenaline surges are absolutely safe:

Helmets: Whereas this is required by law, a quality helmet protects you from the most serious injuries. You should consider weight, fitting, robustness, and ventilation as your parameters while you select a helmet in the market.

Visors and goggles: They are important particularly when you’re riding at high speeds or in windy, cloudy, or dusty conditions. They protect your eyes and also, can prevent accidents that occur due to lack of visibility

Gloves: In order to protect your hands from injuries, appropriately padded gloves are crucial. They protect you from fractures and wounds when you fall off your bike even at the lower speeds.

Boots: Motorcycling boots provide your feet a good level of protection particularly when you fall off your bike. They can prevent possibilities of fractures and sprains during accidents.

Knee and elbow guards: It is important to wear knee and elbow guards when you’re riding your bike at higher speeds. Your vital joints are often the first points of contact with the ground when there is an accident and they usually take the longest to heal due to the amount of motion involving them.

An appropriate level of protection is quite important during any ride. Whether you’re driving a car fuelled with Diesel Exeter or a power-packed bike on the smooth countryside roads, safety complements the fun you derive from your ride. This is why getting a set of appropriate protection gear plays an important role while you embark on your adventure or leisure rides.

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When I read about the man who motorcycled naked on the Isle of Man’s TT course on the BBC website, I nearly fell off my own bike laughing. Trust me when I say, motorcycling naked is never a good idea and for a guy, it can be extremely hazardous! That said I have to admire the man’s gall to actually go and do something like that. I’m considering doing it myself to beat the heat as I move through Spain.

I love my trip around Europe but wearing full biking leathers in heat that gets close to 40 degrees Celsius is not the most comforting thing in the world. Stripping down to nothing has been highly tempting and reading that article about the naked motorcyclist has made me stop to think several times the past few days. Maybe if I just went down to my boxer shorts? Anyway at least my internet connection has remained stable since I switched providers. If it weren’t for me checking worldwide roaming fees compared to just browsing on YouTube which I usually do when bored, then I wouldn’t be sitting here writing this post.

I recently drove through Barcelona on my way down the Costa Brava in the east of Spain. The city was beautiful, although it still has one of the worst reputations in Europe for petty crime - particularly pick pocketing. I suppose I shouldn’t complain. Pick-pocketing is better then mugging as at least there is no intention of physically harming the victim. Still, I’ve been keeping a close eye on my valuables and as I’m wearing leathers most of the day, I do make for quite an imposing sight. Hopefully it’s off-putting to anyone thinking of making a grab for my wallet. I digress.

The city of Barcelona has to be one of the most beautiful I have seen. The buildings all illustrate the passion of Catalonia and before long I got caught up just puttering along marvelling at the architecture. Eventually I caught sight of several street performers and I think one of them conned me out of 20 Euros when I paid to see him perform a magic trick. Maybe that’s the Barcelona way of mugging people? If it is, then I don’t really mind too much.

There was so much to see and do in the city that I ended up spending four days just roaming the streets. Walking is the best way to see the city and if you want to visit the Old Town and the Gothic quarter then you have to ditch your vehicle. I wound up at the Camp Nou at the end of my second day home to the legendary F.C. Barcelona! I didn’t run into Messi, Xavi or Iniesta, but the stadium was amazing!

Sadly I had to leave Barcelona a few days ago and push forward on my journey. Until next time faithful followers!

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Therefore, the first and foremost thing that you should do while planning for a motorbike trip, would be to get a clear picture and plan of “what, and how, you are packing for the motorbike adventure”. This could be done by making a list of the items that you will require for the trip. Arrange everything in a place and check off the items on the list as you keep them into the motorbike luggage. You should also pack in the motorbike rain suit in the final stage so that you can quite easily get your hands on it should you require it during the trip, because unlike 4×4 cars trips there will no be no protection from wet weather.

You should find out all the motorbike repair agencies on the route of your trip. Make a list of these repair centers and keep it in your wallet or in the motorbike toolkit bag. Do not fail to take along the toolkit bag. Take all the tools that you may require for conducting any minor repairs on the way. The toolkit bag should be composed of a standard screwdriver, a pair of needle nose pliers, and a couple of combination wrenches that fits most of the sizes in your motorbike. Do not forget to keep the repair manual, as it may be handy during the trip.

You should also pack in some snacks for example Trail mix, candy bars and Granola bars. You should also pack some ready to eat meals. Use a large sized bag to store the food items so that it can be found out quickly.

Another essential item is a road map. If you have some spare money, you can even consider buying a new navigation system. These are great products and can be easily adaptable for use in your motorbike. A cell phone with broadband internet is a must for the trip.

Toiletry items like tooth paste, tooth brush, soap, shampoo and a small roll of toilet paper should also be packed in a small travel bag and stored with the motorbike luggage. The luggage should also be kept balanced equally on both the sides of the motorbike as it will help to maintain the equilibrium when you are riding the bike.

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Most of my relatives were the opinion that my trip around Europe on a motorbike would fizzle out in a few days. After all, any person who is used to the comforts and luxuries of ordinary life will find it very difficult to manage the sudden change without any reason.

To be honest, there were times when I preferred the old live where stansted transfers and other transportation services made life very simple. There were numerous facilities that I could use whenever I got into trouble. All I had to do was focus on my work and live a normal and ordinary lifestyle without any difficulty. However, I managed to ignore these thoughts and focused on going farther on my bike to explore life better.

Today, I can confidently say that I did the right thing by continuing the trip. I have learned more about life and my potential capabilities by staying on the bike longer. There is no doubt that I will quickly becomes spoiled and get used to the luxuries when I get back to normal life. However, I will always remember that I managed to survive the difficult tasks during my long trip with a lot more grace and composure then I had believed possible.

In my opinion, it is important for each and every individual to participate in activities like these. These activities help us realize our true potential. It is only when we hit rock bottom and still manage to come up with the willpower necessary to continue do we realize how strong we are and how much willpower we have.

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As regards to the expenses in motorbike shipping, everything depends on two major factors. The first would be the distance and the company that you are hiring for shipping the motorbike. You can find many transport companies offering a variety of different services with different rates. But it would be worthwhile if you use the services of a specialized transport company that have all the facilities for safe and guaranteed delivery.

The next factor would be the distance. For distant places, the rates would be higher, but you can hope to get some discount if send a couple of motorbikes, if the company is a reliable one. You should therefore look around for quotes.

The most reliable and motorbike shipping companies know exactly what to do with your motorbike when you are shipping it. The drivers of the carriers are experts in their field and they take utmost care during the shipment.

A first rate motorbike shipping company will also include some insurance with their quote and will definitely take care that nothing goes wrong during the shipment. The insurance will cover for any careless damage or scratches during the course of the shipment, except of course for “Acts of God” beyond the control of human beings, for example, earthquake and damage due to floods.

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Being able to phone and email whilst biking around Europe is an essential for me. Having not very much money at the moment it’s also essential that I have the best global internet roaming service for the cheapest price. It’s all very well biking about the place meeting new people and jumping off cliffs (that’s another story entirely), but if I can’t share these experiences with the people I love (not to mention with all you lot following my blog!) then I might as well pack up and go home.

So how on earth have I stayed ‘online'during my travels? Well for a start I bought myself a pretty nifty smart phone which even an idiot like me can use. The second thing I armed myself with was a small compact laptop with a hard as nails case, so that even if I sat on it or dropped it down a hole (again that’s another story), it wouldn’t break. Fortunately whilst flicking through an article The Times produced a few years back, I saved myself some time and money and bought a MacBook. If anyone laughs at my choice I don’t care. It hasn’t broken yet and has taken a heck of a lot of punishment. How to get the cheapest broadband price though?

I’ve changed providers a lot recently and since the roaming charges have all gone up I’ve been trying to be even more cautious with any contract I enter into. So if you’re thinking of following my example make sure you do some research first before you choose a broadband provider. I’ve found a good deal at ‘abroadband.com’. They’ve given me a flat rate so I can warble away to my heart’s content across Europe. So for now I’ll stick with them…or until I run out of money!

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The bike is made up of aluminium frame and has conventional suspension system. One must not compare the suspension with that of a sports bike, but on its own it is fairly passable. The brake system also works fine only with fresh fluid. The seat of the bike is not very comfortable for long distance driving as is the case with the pillion seat also. There is however the features of better headlights. The rest of the fitting like the steering damper, under seat storage space and all are just reasonable.

There have been reports of poor finish and corrosion setting in early. However, these issues need the owner to mend the bike a bit more carefully than in other cases. The price of this bike comes at £5000 for the faired Suzuki SV1000 and is a bit less for the unfaired version of the bike. This price is one major factor that needs to be weighed while selecting this bike over others. The emission level is also more when compared to low emission cars. There is also the issue of running cost and insurance cost also.

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The single aspect of major upgrading that has taken place when compared to the old version of this bike is its engine. The company named Ricardo, well known for their wizardry on engines, has done the job on the new engine for this bike. The engine now is of 1293 cc four cylinder with power output of 173 bhp which will run happily on your diesel Middlesbrough. The ultimate product therefore is one of the fastest machines that ride the road today. The bike is also wider and has taller handlebars than its previous model. This provides for better leverage of the heavier vehicle. There is also the aspect of aluminium being used instead of steel for the front suspension. This has led to a reduction of 1 kg by weight.

The bike comes at a cost of £9500 for the stock model without ABS which places it not in the cheap bikes class. There is also the need for the essential add-ons like the ABS and ESA II which poke the price up to £10,675. Further add-ons are available at extra cost but they are not the essentials as the ABS and ESA II. However, whatever are the add-ons, each comes at price that is not cheap and rather of premium value.

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