Reasons We Ride a Bike!

I've wrecked twice, once was my fault and one I got hit by a woman who
turned left in front of me. I ride _real_ careful like. Matter of fact
Hank, I got hit in upstate New York near Oneota (Spelling may possibly be
perverted) on Memorial Day. Totaled an R65 I had owned for 9 years.
<sniff, sniff>

--
Tony D
1971 R75/5 boxer
2004 R1150 Rockster
Philly Hoodlum©#37
SENS (less) LFS#38 PHS
BS#149 FYYFMFFY

 

You are now ready for Valkyrie road racing. Please tape your lights and
mirrors!

 

http://tinyurl.com/4vpjn

 

As a matter of fact, I did see a deer on that ride.

Same deer before 9 11???

Did you report it???

Larry L
94 RC45 #2
Have a wheelie NICE day...
Lean & Mean it in every corner of your life...
If it wasn't for us the fast lane would rust...
V4'S are music to the seat of my pants...
1952 De Havilland Chipmunk...
Yank and bank your brains loose...
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http://www.reeky.org/gallery/xlax

 

Got an e-mail awhile back asking me to form a mental image of a 300
pound woman, and then look at the attached picture. The pic was of a
beautiful woman that happen to be 7' 2" and 300 pounds

 

I do believe sir's sig is broken.

 

It didn't say I have to get rid of it, just that it is the wrong bike
for me.

I have a line on an R1, that's scientifically proven to make me a better
rider. I'll still want to futz around on the Triumphs, even though the
superior R1 will be in the garage too!

 

Urmph, "...sell your bike [ASAP]...." I wouldn't want your life to be
miserable! Er, well, ah, you *are* married, but besides that.

 

The group in Topeka that does the MSF course told me, after I completed
the BRC, that passing or even taking the BRC wasn't a prerequisite to
taking the ERC there. Go figure.

I learned a lot, however I need to unlearn my bad habits...

- Nate >>

 

We'll see if you want to buy it after you ride circles around me this
weekend!

--

Andrew
00 Daytona
00 Speed Triple
RCOS #7

 

Tim likes his wimmmens with 1 cylinder missing.

--

Andrew
00 Daytona
00 Speed Triple
RCOS #7

 

bar risers, d00d!

 

never had a BRC. Had ERCs every other year for the past 12 years.
--
Mark Johnson, Ft. Worth, TX, IBA#288, RCOS#7, EOB
http://www.bikes-n-spikes.org
"I have grown to detest the exact kind of people WebTV markets to: the
clueless teeming millions who have absolutely no business anywhere near
a computer or on the Internet." -- Ray Owen

 

Just more lying bullshit crap from that asshole Tim Morrow. You two proved it.

 

Naw, you'll find the Triumphs deteriorating in the shed while you ride the
R1. If you love them you'll find them good homes.

 

As you exit an apex and the front tire begins to hook up again, about the
time you begin applying power, one can *gently* add a tad of front brake
(not enough to start sliding again) to bring the rear out and tighten your
arc. Do NOT try this on a UJM, the mass of weight up high will do it's
thing and high side you into the tarmac.

 

Sounds like the cams might have been off in some way. Must have been
a hell of a ride.


Reassembler

 

Joe said it came from the factory like that. And yes, from what he says, it
was one helluva ride.
Joe was heading back to Ft. Sill at the time. The cop told him he wouldn't
write him a ticket, because no one would believe it. Heck, I'd find it hard
to believe too, if I didn't know Joe so well. He's maxed out every car
we've own since and never found another like that Buick.

 

Yamaha FJR1300
You scored 5 moxie, 6 zeal, and -3 pomp!
You have the characteristics of a master street rider.
On the way to work, your love for riding sometimes leads you to take the
long way. The 50-miles-of-back-roads long way. You live for the perfect
road, and plan vacations around riding.

You need a bike that can handle your addiction to the twisties as well
as comfortably carry two on a weekend trip through the mountains. Your
bike is the FJR1300. Can I borrow it someday?


Guess I need to go shopping

 

slightly forward. not much more than i found myself doing on the wing.
it really is a "tweener" bike. the guys from cruisers talk about it's
forward riding position. the sport bike guys talk about it's
set-up-and-beg riding position. I told everyone that it seems Mamma
Yamma hit the bullseye for the genre design.