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**newgixxerchic** · 09-12-07, 01:24 PM

Originally Posted by mycirus

You should be getting a call from Peter soon. I was at GMD picking up my bike and...well....We were backing it out, the rear tire bumped and your bike fell over and the clip on broke and your new exhaust dented. I guess he will have the clip on in 2 weeks and it will be done then but you will have to live with the dent I guess. Oh well. It will be ready when your back from your trip I guess. Sorry....

Ha ha Just kidding. The exhaust sounds good.

Bruce

YAY!!! I can't wait!

**Billy** · 09-12-07, 01:25 PM

Alicia don't take offense to this, it's just friendly advise.

I think your logic is backwards. Before you start doing track days, I think it would be a wise idea to take an MSF course (experienced class since you already ride). They will teach you the PROPER techniques on how to ride and handle a bike.

Who know's maybe you're doing something incorrectly which is causing the drops. An MSF course is an excellent way start getting into good riding habbits, and you'll also figure out if you've been doing something wrong.

Like I said, just friendly advise.

Training Wheels Motorcycle Rider Education in Boston Massachusetts

**bump909** · 09-12-07, 01:28 PM

what billy is trying to say is that all the crap you bought for your bike can't save your shitty riding skills.

**Billy** · 09-12-07, 01:29 PM

Originally Posted by bump909

what billy is trying to say is that all the shit you bought for your bike can't save your shitty riding skills.

Like they said in Faster, 90% rider 10% bike. The biggest improvement you can do to your bike is to improve yourself.

**hammadown** · 09-12-07, 01:29 PM

Originally Posted by BadBoyBilly

Alicia don't take offense to this, it's just friendly advise.

I think your logic is backwards. Before you start doing track days, I think it would be a wise idea to take an MSF course (experienced class since you already ride). They will teach you the PROPER techniques on how to ride and handle a penis.
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Wow the MSF has changed it curriculum since I last took it!

**Billy** · 09-12-07, 01:32 PM

Originally Posted by hammadown

Wow the MSF has changed it curriculum since I last took it!

LOL. Where did that come from!?!??!!? Do they teach how to find the G spot as well?

**hammadown** · 09-12-07, 01:34 PM

Originally Posted by BadBoyBilly

LOL. Where did that come from!?!??!!? Do they teach how to find the G spot as well?

I don't know what they teach anymore apparently

**Jaynnus** · 09-12-07, 01:34 PM

Originally Posted by BadBoyBilly

LOL. Where did that come from!?!??!!? Do they teach how to find the G spot as well?

And it is now going to be a requirement for all men, rider or not.

**Awesome** · 09-12-07, 01:36 PM

Originally Posted by Jaynnus

And it is now going to be a requirement for all men, rider or not.

Some people are born with natural skill, some need to be taught, and some there's no hope for.

**hammadown** · 09-12-07, 01:36 PM

Originally Posted by Jaynnus

And it is now going to be a requirement for all men, rider or not.

I just got the call up, I'm going to be the instructors assistant

**hammadown** · 09-12-07, 01:40 PM

Originally Posted by l3uddha

...ok now I'm REALLY gonna heave

Why did you "accidently" swallow?

**newgixxerchic** · 09-12-07, 01:41 PM

Originally Posted by BadBoyBilly

Alicia don't take offense to this, it's just friendly advise.

I think your logic is backwards. Before you start doing track days, I think it would be a wise idea to take an MSF course (experienced class since you already ride). They will teach you the PROPER techniques on how to ride and handle a bike.

Who know's maybe you're doing something incorrectly which is causing the drops. An MSF course is an excellent way start getting into good riding habbits, and you'll also figure out if you've been doing something wrong.

Like I said, just friendly advise.

Training Wheels Motorcycle Rider Education in Boston Massachusetts

i know babe... i'm gonna take that sometime soon so i can get my license and a break on insurance...

I'm not doing trackdays to learn how to ride though... well i've had "expert" riders on my bike and they say the handling is limited because they think it was lowered more than just an inch... we'll see... i had no problems with the R1... it was just uncomfortable and a little bit harder to back out on a hill...

**Honclfibr** · 09-12-07, 01:46 PM

This thread sucks so much, I thought it was about

**newgixxerchic** · 09-12-07, 01:52 PM

Originally Posted by l3uddha

everybody's an expert. you didn't know that?

when they said handling, did they mean ground clearance?

i'd think SSM would keep the rake/trail the same, but what do I know...

i don't know... we'll see what peter has done to it when i get it back.

**bigred875** · 09-12-07, 02:01 PM

Originally Posted by newgixxerchic

i know babe... i'm gonna take that sometime soon so i can get my license and a break on insurance...

I'm not doing trackdays to learn how to ride though... well i've had "expert" riders on my bike and they say the handling is limited because they think it was lowered more than just an inch... we'll see... i had no problems with the R1... it was just uncomfortable and a little bit harder to back out on a hill...

I had a 98 gsxr that was lowered and it handled like dogshit at speed but slow speeds were fine..... def. a good move returning to stock height...keep practicing the slow speed stuff....learn using the rear brake and clutch if you can't touch the ground...

I assume you know how to operate a bike.....a trackday will help you learn how to ride it....Jane will show you how

**Kham** · 09-12-07, 02:04 PM

Originally Posted by Honclfibr

This thread sucks so much, I thought it was about

haha... son if bitch couldn't stand it. this time has nothing to do with me.

**Kham** · 09-12-07, 02:07 PM

Originally Posted by newgixxerchic

i don't know... we'll see what peter has done to it when i get it back.

what does this all cost you? one night stand? wrong smile. should be this one.

**newgixxerchic** · 09-12-07, 02:07 PM

for the record... i did NOT get most of my plastics fixed...

**Crash Dummy Denno** · 09-12-07, 02:13 PM

this thread has kept me cringing, while entertaining me greatly the entire time!

**Edwardo** · 09-12-07, 02:28 PM

Originally Posted by newgixxerchic

i'm gonna take that sometime soon so i can get my license and a break on insurance...

You ride your bike at 150mph but don't even have a license yet?

**Tricky Mike** · 09-12-07, 02:31 PM

**Kham** · 09-12-07, 02:36 PM

Honclif, you doing ok over there?

**bigred875** · 09-12-07, 02:52 PM

Originally Posted by Edwardo

You ride your bike at 150mph but don't even have a license yet?

seriously? wtf is wrong with you then? you buy super cool blingtastic shit for your bike but dont take the MSF?

i bet that cahbin fibah exhaust is wicked pissah on that gixxah...you should got a kerkah

**bump909** · 09-12-07, 03:02 PM

Originally Posted by bigred875

seriously? wtf is wrong with you then? you buy super cool blingtastic shit for your bike but dont take the MSF?

i bet that cahbin fibah exhaust is wicked pissah on that gixxah...you should got a kerkah

oh, it's been broughteneded.

KB · 09-12-07, 04:24 PM

Originally Posted by bigred875

seriously? wtf is wrong with you then? you buy super cool blingtastic shit for your bike but dont take the MSF?

i bet that cahbin fibah exhaust is wicked pissah on that gixxah...you should got a kerkah

Red that is fuckin classis guy dood!!!

This post is stoopid.

KB

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