Another Factory Stunt Rider!
01-20-2009, 11:49 PM
#25
I Have Too Much Free Time
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Bangor, ME
Age: 45
Posts: 16,003
01-21-2009, 08:01 AM
#32
hunts and stunts
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: KC
Age: 50
Posts: 3,089
Re: Another Factory Stunt Rider!
That's kick *** Joe... 
this is **** I used to dream about when I rode my Mille. Aprilia's are cool bikes, and kinda special to me, since my first motorcycle I ever rode or owned was that RSV thou.
And to think how everyone was yellin at me for "ruining" it by clutchin it up so much...haha
And only a handfull of guys were rockin Tuonos at the time. (Austrailians) I used to think how cool it wouldv'e ben to have an Aprilia backed stuntrider. I kinda figured it was comin after the whole Aprilia challenge thing at XDL.
I'll be interested in seeing how the new bikes perform and how the factory relationship develops and grows with you and the sport... I know it was a diff. bike all together, but the only thing I didn't really like on my bike was the plastic tank and I really didn't care for the hydro. clutch. either. But if you want a fast revving twin, you came to the right place for sure!!
Good job, congrats, and I'm lookin forward to seein you crush on that little twin!!!
this is **** I used to dream about when I rode my Mille. Aprilia's are cool bikes, and kinda special to me, since my first motorcycle I ever rode or owned was that RSV thou.
And to think how everyone was yellin at me for "ruining" it by clutchin it up so much...haha
And only a handfull of guys were rockin Tuonos at the time. (Austrailians) I used to think how cool it wouldv'e ben to have an Aprilia backed stuntrider. I kinda figured it was comin after the whole Aprilia challenge thing at XDL.
I'll be interested in seeing how the new bikes perform and how the factory relationship develops and grows with you and the sport... I know it was a diff. bike all together, but the only thing I didn't really like on my bike was the plastic tank and I really didn't care for the hydro. clutch. either. But if you want a fast revving twin, you came to the right place for sure!!
Good job, congrats, and I'm lookin forward to seein you crush on that little twin!!!
Last edited by jstuntlocke; 01-21-2009 at 08:03 AM.
01-21-2009, 08:49 AM
#36
I Have Too Much Free Time
Join Date: Oct 2002
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01-21-2009, 08:50 AM
#37
J Blox
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Mobile, Abalama
Age: 39
Posts: 5,641
Re: Another Factory Stunt Rider!
think about it this way. there is less reason for kawasaki to support a stuntrider because it is consensus by the sport to ride 636's becuz they perform better..
If your aprilia and no one is thinkin about riding ur bikes to stunt. The best way to get ur foot in is to sponsor someone and show people how nasty a bike can get. Great marketing in my eyes.
edit: That being said I have contemplated beemers since Pfeiffer and Teach ride them.. at first they look ugly, but to watch them destroy it on those bikes. straight nastyness.
If your aprilia and no one is thinkin about riding ur bikes to stunt. The best way to get ur foot in is to sponsor someone and show people how nasty a bike can get. Great marketing in my eyes.
edit: That being said I have contemplated beemers since Pfeiffer and Teach ride them.. at first they look ugly, but to watch them destroy it on those bikes. straight nastyness.
