Saturday 24th
01-22-2004, 03:47 PM
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Re: Saturday 24th
Originally Posted by Radguy
Soaking wet 
Actually a 600 is more than enough...and alot of times they get faster lap times on tracks....so why a bigger bike? For the 20-25mph faster top end?
I'd buy another R6 in a heart beat!!!
Actually a 600 is more than enough...and alot of times they get faster lap times on tracks....so why a bigger bike? For the 20-25mph faster top end?
I'd buy another R6 in a heart beat!!!
yer jealous too
01-22-2004, 04:01 PM
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Re: Saturday 24th
Start out on whatever you want......bikes are only as fast as you want them to go. Everyone thought I was crazy for getting Jen a 929, Chrissy from plattsburg bought a 2002 R1 after riding her 750 1 time, Lara from Sccoter Trash had a CBR1000 for her first bike that weighed a 1000 pounds......I started out on a small bike because thats all I could afford, if you can buy it, ride it, but don't be surprised if it bites you in the ***, just call it an assumed risk.
For the record, I think people who can stunt a 600 as good as the guys(like me) on bigger bikes are much more talented. Stunting and riding in general isn't about the power you have at your wrist, its the talent you either have or don't. People like me who don't have it struggle and ride a bikes that make it alittle easier. If I was shopping right now I would pic up a old *** zx6r I heard the are like a crutch for stunting, you can do anything and look good on one........theres my
The one peice of advise we can all agree on is, don't ride over your head. You'll get more respect from the people you ride with for taking your time and learning the right way to do things.
For the record, I think people who can stunt a 600 as good as the guys(like me) on bigger bikes are much more talented. Stunting and riding in general isn't about the power you have at your wrist, its the talent you either have or don't. People like me who don't have it struggle and ride a bikes that make it alittle easier. If I was shopping right now I would pic up a old *** zx6r I heard the are like a crutch for stunting, you can do anything and look good on one........theres my
The one peice of advise we can all agree on is, don't ride over your head. You'll get more respect from the people you ride with for taking your time and learning the right way to do things.
01-22-2004, 04:24 PM
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Re: Saturday 24th
Originally Posted by YATES
Start out on whatever you want......bikes are only as fast as you want them to go.
Lats words of advice.. use yer head on yer shoulders ... and dont follow Snedo... his path leads to rocks!!!
01-22-2004, 09:37 PM
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Re: Saturday 24th
Originally Posted by slinky750
i'll be there...you'll see 
Yeah, the weekend I'm on shift...What a bunch of
I see how it is
Oh Well, I guess I won't have time to make an awesome breakfast...Like I would've last weekend 
