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So I have been told that VIR is a very fast track with long straights on it, so my question is, will I still have loads of fun with the 500, or should I bring the 636 because it is better suited?![]()
--HBerry
LRRS# 285 - Retired
04 ZX-6R
88 EX500 - Broke
My answer wasnt good enough for you? Youve got room for both, take both. That way there is a spare available in case someone happens to do what someone happened to do last time.....
If I had an EX500 (and I well may come march) I do not think I'd bring it to VIR unless I had a ton of extra space in my truck/trailer and had no reason not to. Unless you crash your 636 and it's unrideable I don't think you'd have any desire to run the EX at VIR, it's long and fast like you said.
Well if YOU'RE not gonna ride the EX...*cough*...*hack*...
Is your wife gonna let you go?Originally posted by Proulx06
Well if YOU'RE not gonna ride the EX...*cough*...*hack*...![]()
--HBerry
LRRS# 285 - Retired
04 ZX-6R
88 EX500 - Broke
I thought the same thing when I brought my Motard down to VIR. Yeah, I was pretty much at top speed waaaaaaaay before the dogleg on the front straight but it still felt awesome. I have no regrets at all of bringing a slower bike to that track. You'll most likely have just as much fun on the EX as your sportbike, and if you dump it, it's no big deal seeing it's a racebikeOriginally posted by Honclfibr
If I had an EX500 (and I well may come march) I do not think I'd bring it to VIR unless I had a ton of extra space in my truck/trailer and had no reason not to. Unless you crash your 636 and it's unrideable I don't think you'd have any desire to run the EX at VIR, it's long and fast like you said.![]()
Yamaha
Probably notOriginally posted by HBerry
Is your wife gonna let you go?![]()
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If you have a track/racebike, you should ride it.
Boston --> San Diego
EX it is!!
--HBerry
LRRS# 285 - Retired
04 ZX-6R
88 EX500 - Broke
Eat shit, whore.Originally posted by HBerry
EX it is!!![]()
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Get a job you bike slut!Originally posted by highsider
Eat shit, whore.![]()
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--HBerry
LRRS# 285 - Retired
04 ZX-6R
88 EX500 - Broke
I have a job. I'm "self-employed".Originally posted by HBerry
Get a job you bike slut!![]()
oh sure... but does it pay?Originally posted by highsider
I have a job. I'm "self-employed".![]()
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-Pete
NEMRR #81 - ECK Racing
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haha, funny story, me and my old boss were out one night and met a couple girls, this girls asked him what he does, he answers 'I'm unemployed'. She looks at him, then nods toward me, well, what does he do? 'He works for me'.Originally posted by highsider
I have a job. I'm "self-employed".![]()
It's all water under the bridge, and we do enter the next round-robin. Am I wrong?
"At least, he got a job, he's not a dumb putz, he works for himself scratching his nuts"
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Does anyone in your family have an electrical company?Originally posted by Proulx06
"At least, he got a job, he's not a dumb putz, he works for himself scratching his nuts"
Insane Clown Posse - What is a Juggalo
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--HBerry
LRRS# 285 - Retired
04 ZX-6R
88 EX500 - Broke
No. And I'm not related to Proulx Oil on the NH seacoast either.Originally posted by HBerry
Does anyone in your family have an electrical company?
Sorry I asked, just saw a van in lowell today.Originally posted by Proulx06
No. And I'm not related to Proulx Oil on the NH seacoast either.
--HBerry
LRRS# 285 - Retired
04 ZX-6R
88 EX500 - Broke
Right on...I get the oil thing on a daily basis over here.Originally posted by HBerry
Sorry I asked, just saw a van in lowell today.
bring both...its the comfort of knowing you have a choice...especially going all that wayOriginally posted by HBerry
So I have been told that VIR is a very fast track with long straights on it, so my question is, will I still have loads of fun with the 500, or should I bring the 636 because it is better suited?![]()
like...what if on the way down lightening struck your one bike...if you had two...you would still be ok
-John
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