Who's thinking about riding soon?
23-Sep-2002, 04:13 AM
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Who's thinking about riding soon?
I used to be bias to the carburated R6 Championship edition, until I saw it...
I've found my calling... the NEW Yamaha R6!
She looks good naked too!
Screams more rpm's than any Honda!
It's even got Clear tail lights
Here's lookin at you kid
More pics of the new R6
I know Ray's got the itch. I'm looking forward to next spring.
Anyone else wanna ride?
I've found my calling... the NEW Yamaha R6!
She looks good naked too!
Screams more rpm's than any Honda!
It's even got Clear tail lights
Here's lookin at you kid
More pics of the new R6
I know Ray's got the itch. I'm looking forward to next spring.
Anyone else wanna ride?
23-Sep-2002, 09:34 AM
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Originally posted by BB1-4WS
Sorry John, I'm getting a solo seat. So you'll have to be Ray's bitch again...
Sorry John, I'm getting a solo seat. So you'll have to be Ray's bitch again...
come on... don't you see ray riding one of these? 
but like Big jeff said....i'm all about the choppers and harleys 
23-Sep-2002, 10:24 AM
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Originally posted by BB1-4WS
I know where your going Sam...
Your bound to fall once in your life. It's your choice to get back up again, or crawl into the hole in the wall - like a little mouse. :cry:
I know where your going Sam...
Your bound to fall once in your life. It's your choice to get back up again, or crawl into the hole in the wall - like a little mouse. :cry:
Waking up and not knowing where you are is not fun.
A couple of weeks ago, someone I know shattered their right arm from hand to elbow, with over 18 fractures... from a motorcycle accident.
3 years ago I held a T-shirt over the some dudes bleeding shin after a motorcycle accident, it wouldn't have been so bad except for his continous screaming and the fact his shin looked like a pretzel made of minced meat
lets just say the list goes on...
You're free to say whatever you want, but lets just hope you haven't screwed with Karma.
23-Sep-2002, 10:30 AM
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Re: Who's thinking about riding soon?
Originally posted by BB1-4WS
She looks good naked too!
It's even got Clear tail lights
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She looks good naked too!
It's even got Clear tail lights
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I agree with Jeff tho, the older I get the more and more I like the earthshattering-ly loud Harley. Crotch rocket, too fast, too much minced meat...
23-Sep-2002, 10:50 AM
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Originally posted by JookSingKid
Yep, I guess I'm just a big ***** for not wanting to ride anymore after smashing into the back of a toe truck, being knocked in the helmet by my toe hook, watching my bike sommersault through an interesection, watching bits and pieces of it fly off in the process and watching it slide an addition 30 feet.
Waking up and not knowing where you are is not fun.
A couple of weeks ago, someone I know shattered their right arm from hand to elbow, with over 18 fractures... from a motorcycle accident.
3 years ago I held a T-shirt over the some dudes bleeding shin after a motorcycle accident, it wouldn't have been so bad except for his continous screaming and the fact his shin looked like a pretzel made of minced meat
lets just say the list goes on...
You're free to say whatever you want, but lets just hope you haven't screwed with Karma.
Yep, I guess I'm just a big ***** for not wanting to ride anymore after smashing into the back of a toe truck, being knocked in the helmet by my toe hook, watching my bike sommersault through an interesection, watching bits and pieces of it fly off in the process and watching it slide an addition 30 feet.
Waking up and not knowing where you are is not fun.
A couple of weeks ago, someone I know shattered their right arm from hand to elbow, with over 18 fractures... from a motorcycle accident.
3 years ago I held a T-shirt over the some dudes bleeding shin after a motorcycle accident, it wouldn't have been so bad except for his continous screaming and the fact his shin looked like a pretzel made of minced meat
lets just say the list goes on...
You're free to say whatever you want, but lets just hope you haven't screwed with Karma.
My friend just got T-boned a few weeks ago from a motorcycle accident. He's been experienced for 8 years, and some lady decides that a red light means go. He's still recovering now, and I'm glad to see that he was lucky to walk away with minor injuries.
Why do I still insist on riding? Why do people jump off planes, bridges, mountains? Why do people risk their lives for a single thrill? Because that's what they live for.
23-Sep-2002, 11:00 AM
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Originally posted by BB1-4WS
Sam, lets just say that my *** and knee knows how DVP asphalt feels like. The only thing I was worried about at that point, was hitting the guardrail, or having another vehicle run over me. I was wearing full equipment.
My friend just got T-boned a few weeks ago from a motorcycle accident. He's been experienced for 8 years, and some lady decides that a red light means go. He's still recovering now, and I'm glad to see that he was lucky to walk away with minor injuries.
Why do I still insist on riding? Why do people jump off planes, bridges, mountains? Why do people risk their lives for a single thrill? Because that's what they live for.
Sam, lets just say that my *** and knee knows how DVP asphalt feels like. The only thing I was worried about at that point, was hitting the guardrail, or having another vehicle run over me. I was wearing full equipment.
My friend just got T-boned a few weeks ago from a motorcycle accident. He's been experienced for 8 years, and some lady decides that a red light means go. He's still recovering now, and I'm glad to see that he was lucky to walk away with minor injuries.
Why do I still insist on riding? Why do people jump off planes, bridges, mountains? Why do people risk their lives for a single thrill? Because that's what they live for.
I love to push limits, and everyone has different limits.
I guess when it comes to bikes, Unfortunately I've hit mine.
Ride on then!
23-Sep-2002, 12:58 PM
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Originally posted by BB1-4WS
Why do I still insist on riding? Why do people jump off planes, bridges, mountains? Why do people risk their lives for a single thrill? Because that's what they live for.
Why do I still insist on riding? Why do people jump off planes, bridges, mountains? Why do people risk their lives for a single thrill? Because that's what they live for.
, but than again i get paid to do it... egh, the things i do for money..
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