Timbo Caught on Tape!

We got a sneak peak of Timbo practicing to ride circles around Bill
Walker!!!

 

====That was funny, however, seeing Timbo put on a circle yard/curbs/
bushes ride like that feller did on youTube, is highly unlikely.
That ''guy'' put on a pretty good faux show, of trying to make it look
like he was ''learning''. I cannot imagine Timbo, being that
creative....We Texacans could see thru Timbo's acting frantics, with
in a half second, or less........He just isn't that
good.............................heheheheheh

 

I know your intent was to be funny, and the video was certainly
that....wasn't as funny as the one I posted, but you're not as good as
I am.

What's scary though is why you're interested so much in men and their
nudity? You sure are an odd one. You're stuck up in a frozen tundra
wasteland surfing the net with your little computer trying to imagine
me with no clothes on.

Of course, everyone has to do something....I imagine Jessica Alba with
no clothes and you imagine me with no clothes....

 

You sure seem content on thinking about me with no clothes
on....whatever. I guess everyone has to do something.

Again, I think of Jessica Alba with no clothes and you think of me
with no clothes. You're weird, but whatever.

 

We are going down to the VA hospital to get your dad out.Wish you would meet
us there.You need to come.

 

Well you can see how he finished at Daytona in Moto ST here:
http://www.moto-st.com/Results/Session.asp?file=/CONTENT/HTML/Results/Sessions/2008_Round1R.htm
search for 'Morrow' or 'Screamin' Duc Racing'

Where did Bill finish in this 300 mile endurance race?

I didn't notice Bill on the Moto Sport Twin Racing site.

I guess the Vulcan 800 would qualify for the series though.

Always happy to help.


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Andrew
00 Daytona
00 Speed Triple
71 Kawi H1
05 Kiddo

 

That's about the most stupid post I've seen. So, by your fucked up
thinking, because Timbo hasn't won a MotoGP championship he must not
be worth a shit as a rider? Hell, Timbo hasn't even made a ride to
Guadalajara. He's now just a worthless newbie rider. I'll bet Timbo
hasn't rode down to Cranfills Gap....that makes his riding experience
to nothing. I'm surprised with all these things he's lacking he can
even find his way to get on a motorcycle.

That explains why Ari Rectum came to Texas and dropped his motorcycle
in hysterics....he wasn't experienced with the riding and biker things
we have in Texas!!!

Maybe it was a good thing Timbo avoided Texas...he might've got to the
state line and just fell over...or maybe that's what happened and why
he was known as "No Show Timbo"?

 

BTW, I'm sure it was fun for Timbo to do this event, but you might
actually READ the results before bragging on them.

He was in the best lap more than 15 seconds off the lead and finished
5th from last in a field of 40 listed riders. Not hardly what I'd call
a "strong competitor" where big name sponsors would be chasing him for
contracts. I doubt Valentino Rossi would be threatened.

Maybe he would've done better on a beater '77 Honda GL1000?

 

BTW, I'm sure it was fun for Timbo to do this event, but you might
actually READ the results before bragging on them.

He was in the best lap more than 15 seconds off the lead and finished
5th from last in a field of 40 listed riders. Not hardly what I'd call
a "strong competitor" where big name sponsors would be chasing him for
contracts. I doubt Valentino Rossi would be threatened.

Maybe he would've done better on a beater '77 Honda GL1000?

_____________

Let's see you get out there and race against Polen, Barnes and Ulrich.


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Andrew
00 Daytona
00 Speed Triple
71 Kawi H1
05 Kiddo

 

==Andrew, what about you? What are your credentials? From your sig.
it appears you are just a '00 'rider. <TexasRedNeckGrin@cha> MrJayT=

 

You must be stupid...plumb fucking stupid.

First you missed the parody and humor about the video and want to
"defend" someone by throwing out their standings in a race they
entered. I'm sure it was fun for him to do, but by the standings he
finished, it's hardly showing a "good rider". I figured you'd come
back with some crack-pot bullshit about "let's see you...", and you
did.

See, those names you threw out there were way out in front of Timbo.
They didn't even know he was on the track, other than seeing his tail
light get in the way as they almost lapped him. In order to "race
against", you'd have to get close enough for them to notice you being
there. You'd be better making the argument picking someone to race
against who didn't finish 35 spots and over 15 seconds on a 2 minute
lap in front of Timbo. Maybe you could pick the four riders who
finished with Timbo in back of the standings? I'm sure they had fun
getting out there and riding their little motorcycles on the track
with the "big boys" too....

 

Yeah I have no credentials.
That is true, I am not a racer, I just do track days, and track schools.

My point is that Tim is racing in a PRO series, with an underpowered bike.

What Brian doesn't understand is that Tim is out there on a Duc SS 800 which
has roughly the power of an SV-650.
So it is reasonable to assume it is going to be slower than an Aprilia RSV
or Duc 999.

Also another thing Brian doesn't understand is the class structure in
MotoST.

Again happy to help.

--
Andrew
00 Daytona
00 Speed Triple
71 Kawi H1
05 Kiddo

 

Huh? Again, I'm not taking anything away from Timbo...I'm sure he had
fun.

The pace car in a Nascar race leads a couple laps, but that doesn't
make the driver a "racer". Timbo basically was a spectator with a good
seat. He'd have to actually finish the race to "race against" the
leader. The only reason he was mentioned was there were 5 other riders
who had to quit the race before him. He was lapped 70+ times.

You're a fool!

 

That was quite entertaining, Brian!

Here is an actual video clip of me riding. This was taken at a track
day at Virginia International Raceway this past Tuesday. Another
participant with a rear-facing video camera posted this clip. It
opens just before he passes me on our team's primary bike (the yellow
#24 Ducati) as the video opens, and later passes our team sponsor
riding our back-up bike (the red Ducati, also #24) as well as two
other riders whom I don't recognize.

http://s197.photobucket.com/albums/aa91/sghonda/?action=view&current=Donnie.flv

Screamin' Duc Racing will be back at VIR the weekend of April 25-27
for the second round of the Moto-ST National Endurance series, where
we hope to finish a bit better than we did at Daytona.

 

Hiya Morgan!

Well, keeping your seat lubricated helps you change directions faster!

I'll be in Houston in June, so maybe we can all meet up for lunch again.


--
Andrew
00 Daytona
00 Speed Triple
71 Kawi H1
05 Kiddo

 

It's nice to see that at least *you* are able to see the humor about
the video, and not take something as silly as this was meant so
personally.

It's alot of fun getting out and doing something you enjoy. Like I
said to "ding dong", I wouldn't want to take anything away from what
you did do and your abilities. The video was just a parody and a play
on the remarks made in the past here. Good luck to it in the next
ride.

 

Thanks, Brian. We were able to improve a little bit in our second
Moto-ST race, at Virginia International Raceway yesterday. We
finished 10th in class, made a little bit of money (well, okay, we
finished in the last money paying position, and it was only enough to
cover our entry fee, but hey, that's something) had no mechanical
problems, and ran the entire 2 and 1/2 hour race, completing 63 laps
of the 3.27 mile circuit in the process. I ran six or seven seconds a
lap behind the pace set by Jeff Gochenour, our #1 rider, and I was
only faster than about 4 riders in the field of 28, but the good news
is that no one in our class passed me during my session on the bike,
and I am still improving and getting faster and starting to feel a
little more comfortable. The whole thing of racing on an unfamiliar
track after only 35 minutes of practice was kind of scary, though!

You can read the race report on http://www.scraminducracing.com if you
are so inclined. It's under the "Racer's Recap" section of the site.

Next round of the series is June 7th at Road America. We are racing
as the "undercard" at the AMA Superbike national that week-end!