TBR China Cruising

[bikerdoc]

Give it a rest... Prince666 we the collective get your point. So no need to go on and on defending yourself (again). You've covered this already.

I'm a little disappointed that TBR felt the need to be called upon to be banned, because IMO TBR has a wealth of info to share and has shared, after all he's been riding/living in China some 24 years which counts for a great deal. While I was a little disappointed at TBR's response to my question about who he uses to get his bikes freighted around China. But, while I was hurt by his response I understand that after a while it gets pretty frustrating to be here and finding oneself being asked all types of questions, some repetitive, what seems like all the time.

Prince666 you call TBR out on his method of getting his license, writing that he just exchanged for a PRC issued one. Even if that might be true, it likely wasn't just a simple matter, or put another way, as simplistic as one might think. Actually many things/processes/procedures in place in PRC today that some take for granted, that allow us foreigners to function here were helped to be put in place by many foreigners who came before us, after all someone had to do it first. It'd be a pretty safe bet to think that TBR and other long term-ers have helped pave the way for us including you Prince666. I've been here half as long as TBR, and I know from my own experience the types of trials and tribulations I've had to go through and the paths I've had to blaze to get to where I'm at here in my own little part of China. Living and functioning here isn't without it's challenges and frustrations.

As you suggest Prince666 it takes two to tango (a fire needs fuel,) so to ban one should also result in banning of the other IMO. Temporarily at least.