[Ćheese]

Just a friendly little reminder as we all get out there for our first rides of the season.

It's so easy to look down the road, see nobody in front and give that throttle the first good twist of the season. Don't forget to look in your mirrors, see nobody behind and give that front brake a good squeeze to work on your stopping distance.

A little practice can save your bike.

[Kham]

Originally Posted by Cheese-GSXR

Just a friendly little reminder as we all get out there for our first rides of the season.

It's so easy to look down the road, see nobody in front and give that throttle the first good twist of the season. Don't forget to look in your mirrors, see nobody behind and give that front brake a good squeeze to work on your stopping distance.

A little practice can save your bike.

alright! ok which parking lot we're meeting this weekend to practice squeezing?

[bergs]

I'm afraid of the front brake.

[wingerdor]

Originally Posted by bergs

I'm afraid of the front brake.

You just like to lock up the rear to smoke it when you stop, because you can't do burnouts.

[bergs]

No...actually I really like the pucker factor of an impending highside.

[ku996r]

Originally Posted by bergs

I'm afraid of the front brake.

what? you ride a busa too

[bergs]

Yeah, that's right!

Glad you caught that one...

[wingerdor]

Originally Posted by bergs

No...actually I really like the pucker factor of an impending highside.

WooHoo! I Love it. in fact why have a front brake at all. (Flat track style..Baby!) Think of how much weight we could drop off the 929 for the track by removing all that front brake paraphenalia!! Boy we'll be flyin!