Sigh... can't wait to drive and get a car...

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17-Dec-2002, 03:56 PM

AzimuthX

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Sigh... can't wait to drive and get a car...

Another day pass, lol my form of transportation to school (1KM) is a mountain bike, Storm Supercycle as Ken and Ryuujin knows...

I really can't handle this tough riding through snow and ice, but it sure as hell is fun, sliding through corners (almost made a perfect drift [brakes, slide and go]) and today I found out never to brake on ice! Geeze I can ride on ice but can't brake or else I will PK. Anyways my winter riding rant, can't wait till March and than 8 more months after March and future car will be in Ken's garage

Hope you guys are driving safe

17-Dec-2002, 04:06 PM

Leeta

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Hey atleast it will keep you in shape.....

What's your future car?

17-Dec-2002, 04:16 PM

ryuujin

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Originally posted by Leeta
Hey atleast it will keep you in shape.....

What's your future car?

a Civic no doubt!

hehe

well, dun worry Kev, you'll get all nice and fat once you start driving a car LOL

so work up your metabolism now

17-Dec-2002, 05:13 PM

AzimuthX

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a Civic no doubt!

hehe

well, dun worry Kev, you'll get all nice and fat once you start driving a car LOL so work up your metabolism now

YOUR the one making me in love with 6th gen sedans!

At first I wanted a Civic, than later on wanted a 240SX / 300ZX but now I guess Civic Rocks!

17-Dec-2002, 06:12 PM

ryuujin

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240SX is the way to go man!

And thank you for the complement

17-Dec-2002, 09:18 PM

imported_1sicsol

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8 more months to final escape eh?

18-Dec-2002, 12:05 AM

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Don't drive a 240 in the winter. My bro has had 4 of them, and his latest and newest one ('95 style) has been the worst yet he said. No traction in the snow and ice. No weight in the rear, and it's rear-wheel drive.

I just got my first car last week, and yes it's great freedom, but it's a major inconvenience in the wallet, and I'm starting to dislike my car. I've had it for a week, and allready I thought I was gonna die Sunday night coming home from work in the snow, and today my tire went on me and i was stuck in the dark and cold changing that ****. My defoggers and wipers work like **** too.

18-Dec-2002, 03:55 PM

AzimuthX

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Importance of good brakes are crucial

Today, returning to school from home, making a left skid I fell because my brakes did not engage properly... it was a 4way stop sign, I couldn't go straight, so my only chance is to jump off :fustrated

ANd worst of all these 3 bitches were laughing from behind as I can hear... o gawd I need to fix my brakes, even Ken knows! Oh well I hope it last for remaining of school year and a half.

19-Dec-2002, 02:21 AM

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Kid, get some new brakes! They're like a hundred bucks for really good ones. I was a bike mechanic for Cyclepath when I was younger.

19-Dec-2002, 04:11 AM

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Originally posted by AzimuthX

ANd worst of all these 3 bitches were laughing from behind as I can hear... o gawd I need to fix my brakes, even Ken knows! Oh well I hope it last for remaining of school year and a half.

LOL

jkz