Best Learner tool ever
07-21-2005, 03:34 PM
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Re: Best Learner tool ever
Holy Retro.
Geez I haven't been on one of those since I was like 12. I totally forgot about those things...lol. Hey gotta love something more dangerous than a trampoline.
Gawd,, now I want one of those too.
Geez I haven't been on one of those since I was like 12. I totally forgot about those things...lol. Hey gotta love something more dangerous than a trampoline.
Gawd,, now I want one of those too.
07-21-2005, 04:36 PM
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Re: Best Learner tool ever
Originally Posted by KungFu954
Holy Retro.
Geez I haven't been on one of those since I was like 12. I totally forgot about those things...lol. Hey gotta love something more dangerous than a trampoline.
Gawd,, now I want one of those too.
Geez I haven't been on one of those since I was like 12. I totally forgot about those things...lol. Hey gotta love something more dangerous than a trampoline.
Gawd,, now I want one of those too.
07-25-2005, 09:00 AM
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Re: Best Learner tool ever
as long as it's got two wheels on the back when it's an atv, you learn a lot. i learned 12's on my friend's warrior 350. Now all i need is an actual stuntbike. so far my 600RR is too pretty to bang up.
07-31-2005, 12:11 AM
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Re: Best Learner tool ever
it's really not that good for practice since it's harder to keep a bike straight then it is to keep it up/12 it..and it has a heavy a$$ thumb throttle nothing like a twist...like everyone said it's fun for a couple days then it takes up garage space.. get a fifty
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