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Forza Svezia!

15 minutes of good play saved england. now it is Sweden vs Paraguay within an hour if Sweden wins, the big question then is: who plays Germany in the next round? Germany have had better squads but playing Germany at home when you have to win is an absolute night mare.

half time England vs T'n'T so far England haved played worse than Sweden against T'n'T, if they keep this up they might loose...

.. and than Germany wins .. as usually

as Norway, Sweden is a very long country, from my home town to Malmö (bridge to Denmark) is almost exactly half way to Rome. You are welcome to visit Luleå, but if you go over to us at the east coast the road are fairly straight and long. Luleå is 1000 km north of Stockholm. If you come from Norway, road 45 might be an exotic trip through the forests of Sweden (yes we have more trees than you can even imagine): E10 comes from Narvik E12 from Mo i Rana

Brazil was lucky, but they probably just playing 90% of their capacity. Kroatia is always a very tough opponent. I wasn't sure about Brazil, but they will have troubles against the best teams like Holland, Argentina and li Azzurri France failed to score again! my tip: Italia beats Argentina in the final loosing semifinalists: Brazil and Holland Sweden, Germany and England makes to quarterfinals USA is out after 3 group matches

we love Ronaldinho, and Brazil enters the tournament this evening but can he do this: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=27...495934&q=zlatan

It is a shared 5th actually, but it is still a joke. http://www.fifa.com/en/mens/statistics/ind...rticleid=117943 Japan ahead of Germany, yeah right

but no goals in the opening match against Trinidad/Tobago this is what we want to see against Paraguay and ENGLAND: happy swedes: not so happy swede:

good prediction, Stoner used his bike as a cart wheel and Melandri had a short enduro session otherwise everything was right. and Young Nicky is no longer the leader of the championship you could called it Capirex time! but I think it is Rossi time from now on

it´s Mugello time the 125 race is on the 4th lap with MVA Aspar Aprilia riders Bautista and Pasini in front and Pesek on the Derbi catching them fast http://www.motogp.com

With those criteria Ducati 916 must be the worst bike ever built. And Honda Goldwing the best. IMHO, not so.

No pain, no gain.

rumours about a new Duke III for 2007 too: 690cc thumper with 65 bhp less than 150 kg

Yamaha R1 I rather take the new R6 though

never test anything you can't afford!

I got a strange message by email don't click/run that exe file unless you want to hare you windows computer with criminals! it is a well known trojan.

in swedish: Grattis, gubbjävel! welcome to the 40+ club

the FBF pistons are similar to stock both in weight and in height, no rebalancing should be neccassary. There are race pistons available that requires rebalancing due to much lower weight http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...item=4635077457 if I should go for a rebalancing I would put these in too:

My local tyre dealer had a batch of new Pilot Powers. They had a nice scent

what they actually said was that if 1200cc twin sportbikes are produced and become the common size for big sport twin they will consider it. Remember that Superbikes must be based on massproduced bikes.

Bayliss is the current leader of the WSBK serie on a 999 Ducati is the current leader of the WSBK manufactures tally LaVilla is the current leader of the BSB serie on a 999 Duc is going to have a hard time convincing the japs they need an advantage to be competetive.

I too think you should go for something completly different. I got a aggresive 200cc 2-stoke enduro/cross which I use for training and winter riding. If you are not into that thing, buy a small fast sport bike, a nice a little odd one is the new 675 tripple daytona from Triumph

article from MCN:

World Superbike is 1000cc max