gsxr11523

I am back with a response. It has been 7 days since my post and 2 months since I started riding. I can skitch behind another bike at 20mph, do 80 degrees stationary stoppies, doudle person stoppies @ 4', burnouts, stand up on my bike, ride on the tank @ low speeds, and do 9 & 10 o' clock wheelies. I learn at my own pace and I won't push it cause I don't want a get hurt or crash my 2003 bike. I am careful and I do wear my helmet and if it has anything to do with high speeds I wear my jacket. My friend and I tried skitching behind his bike the other day for the first time and it was sooooooooooooooooo awesome and the feeling is just invigorating. Athough it may have only been 20 mph for me it was still awesome and I didn't get hurt, cory on the other hand fell at 10 mph and scraped him up pretty good. I wish we had someone close to us too teach us some more causeI can pick this stuff up fast.

Ryan

VBSXGRAHAM

DONE THAT MYSELF DOIN A SWITCHBACK ON A WASOID ADVERSE CAMBER ON SOME INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, BIKE WENT TO **** I CAME OFF THE SIDE AND THE BIKE PROCEEDED TO MUFF DIVE INTO THE PRICKLIEST THORNIEST SET OF BUSHES YOU EVER SEEN, HOWEVER I STILL USE THE IDLE FOR BOTH SWITCHBACKS AND SKITCHIN.

VBSXGRAHAM

SWEET DUDE, GET YOURSELF TO THE STARBOYS STUNT SCHOOL MAN, I SPOKE TO SCOTT THE OTHER DAY AND WHAT THERE TEACHIN THERE SOUNDS RIGHT UP YOUR STREET.

KEEP IT REAL, KEEP IT ON ONE WHEEL.